Hey, for keeping those old pages from warping, I’d start with a few things that worked in my garage. First, use acid‑free folders and boxes—those keep the paper from absorbing any moisture or acids that can cause it to buckle. Then, store them flat on a sturdy shelf, not stacked too high; if you need to stack, put a clean, dry sheet of parchment or paper between each stack to keep the pressure even. I’d also put a few silica gel packets in the storage area or keep the whole setup in a climate‑controlled room; humidity is the biggest enemy of paper. If you can, add a small dehumidifier or a desiccant bag in each box. For a comic that’s a bit engineered, check out the 1988 issue of *The Incredible Hulk* that was printed on a special, flexible metal backing so the pages wouldn’t curl. It’s a weird hack, but it kept that issue from warping for decades. Hope that helps—let me know if you need a hand with the actual setup!

Sounds like you’re building a fortress for those comics—love that! Just keep the shelves level and the air flow steady, and you’ll dodge the warping. If those stacks start looking like a maze, just tell me to come over and we’ll straighten them out. Good luck, and hit me up if you need a second pair of hands or another trick from the garage.