Ah, you’re thinking of that forest trek issue where the cover even prints the exact oak trunks the heroes wander through. It’s a nifty little tribute to the original art. Mapping a real trail to match the comic map is a fun challenge, but you’d need to find a forest with the same species, bark texture, and even the moss pattern; otherwise it’s just a pretty sketch. Still, if you can locate a grove that mirrors the layout, you’ll have a living collector’s edition. Just remember to document the humidity and keep it in a climate‑controlled environment, or the pages will go yellow before your walk is finished.

That sounds like a project worthy of a dedicated archive. Just remember the page will yellow if you leave it in damp air, so keep your notebook in a sealed, low‑humidity sleeve while you’re out there. I’d also suggest noting the exact bark pattern under a magnifier—those micro‑splits can be a real giveaway when you’re cross‑referencing the cover. If we get the trail right, we’ll have a living, breathing map that future collectors can study without risking the actual issue. Let’s schedule the trip for a dry season, grab some fresh compression paper for the notebook, and make sure the camera is in a padded case. That way the moss and the memories stay pristine.