Case 01 / Live iOS
The edition changes the price.
ComicScout is comic identification and market research for the moment when a familiar cover is not enough.
Open ComicScout iOS →A cover, barcode, or issue detail.
Series, issue, year, and edition are resolved.
Variant conflict stays visible instead of being averaged away.
Available sold-market signals are interpreted with their limits.
The collector decides what to inspect next.
Identity is not decoration.
The product decision starts with the specific comic, not a generic image match.
Sold comps are a bounded signal.
Completeness varies. Asking prices and incomplete comparables must not masquerade as a final valuation.
Refusal is useful.
When edition evidence conflicts, the safe result is another inspection—not invented certainty.
Public proof has a date.
The verified record supports the public App Store destination, not every possible workflow outcome.
ComicScout’s official App Store listing was visible during the recorded refresh.
Inspect source
Destination refreshcomicscout-ios-destination-refresh
- Method
- Fresh browser inspection of the official Apple App Store listing, HTTPS response check, and DNS A and AAAA resolution with dig
- Verified
- Scope
- Recorded public destination refresh.
- Result
- success
- Limitation
- This refresh records the visible public workflow only; it does not establish claims beyond the observed gate.
Verified public destination
Public iOS listing observed on 2026-09-30. The registry records destination availability separately from sold-comp completeness.
Outcome and evolution
Verified learning: product identity must precede market interpretation. Next proof: publish workflow evidence without overstating valuation coverage.