Longboxed knows every book down to the printing — and every person in the pipeline. Track what you keep, run what you sell, print what you make. Wherever you are in comics, there's a door here with your name on it.
Scan anything, know its printing, watch its value, and see the gaps in every run — with your shop's counter wired in.
Start your collection → RetailersPoint of sale, pulls, order deadlines, and provable numbers — one system that keeps selling when the internet doesn't.
Book a walkthrough → CreatorsAn ideas board, a print studio with honest unit math, and an imprint scouting the work — your IP stays yours.
Open the studio →Comics move from a script to a shelf through a dozen hands. Longboxed is built along that whole path — so the thing you make, sell, or keep is the same identified object at every step, with its provenance intact.
Barcode, ISBN, or a pre-barcode book from 1974 — it lands on the right issue, printing, and variant, with your copy's condition attached.
Buy and sell targets on the books you watch — red when a sale price clears your target.
Configurable · home widgetRooms, fixtures, rows — a real planogram, so "where is it" takes one search.
Live countsLink your shop: holds, arrivals, and what's on their shelf that fills a gap.
Portable — take it with youCondition-aware estimates from real sales, with history — for insurance or curiosity.
Estimates, not appraisalsMost cloud point-of-sale goes dark when the connection does. Ask any vendor what their register does at 2pm on a Wednesday with no internet.
Barcodes, ISBNs, pre-barcode books — resolved to real identity, variants included.
Printing-levelChained journal, blind close counts, deposit matching, month-end your accountant can file from.
Tamper-evidentSubscriber pulls by series, character, or event — aware of final order cutoff, with aging alerts on the hold shelf.
The cash on your wallOrdered vs arrived vs billed, checked against the distributor invoice — shortages surfaced, not eaten.
Receiving that fights backNotes, inspiration sources, and public-domain references linked to the catalog itself.
Knows what's free to useFormat, preflight, cover wrap with computed spine, proof, and a quote with the unit math shown.
Transparent pricingYour printing gets a real catalog identity — collectors can shelve it from issue #1.
Same record, end to endLongboxed Publishing reviews portfolios year-round — a second printing is a signal we watch.
Invite-only imprintYour story, your rights, your ISBN if you bring one. The indicia asserts your copyright; we appear only as the printing service.
The full calendar is public — browse upcoming releases by week, publisher, or series without an account. Sign in and it becomes yours: pull-list matching, gap alerts, and release notifications for the books you actually follow.



Gotham Night is the house look — but the whole interface rethemes from four base colors, from warm newsprint to high contrast. Your shelf, your light.
Real people in comics don't stay in one lane — and the software shouldn't force them to. Surfaces switch with one tap; the collection, the shop, and the studio share the same identity underneath.
Prints Dead Air in the Studio, tracks her own long boxes at home, and watches her key issues on the radar.
Runs two registers and a kiosk by day; his personal pull list rides the same account as the store's order-cutoff board.
Lists duplicates from the collection straight to the marketplace, and prints a zine for the spring show.
Export everything, any time, in open formats — proven during onboarding, not promised.
Your collection is visible to you unless you share it.
Aggregate market statistics only, above a minimum group size, one-tap opt-out.
The colophon marks the printing; rights, copyright, and ISBNs stay with the maker.
Start with one scanned book, one walkthrough, or one idea — the rest of the pipeline is already here when you need it.