The Longboxed brand.
The mark, the name, and how to use both when you write about Longboxed or work with us. Everything on this page is cleared for press coverage, partner marketing, and app-store or directory listings.
A longbox, turned into an L.
The Longboxed mark is an open longbox drawn into the letter L — three comic books leaning inside it, the way they actually sit in the box. It stands for the thing the product does: your books, safe in one place, easy to find. The mark ships in two forms — gold on Midnight for dark grounds (our primary look) and a midnight version for light grounds. Use the files below rather than redrawing it.
Why “Longboxed”.
A longbox is the archival cardboard box collectors have stored comics in for decades — long, sturdy, built to hold a few hundred bagged-and-boarded books. It is the unit of a collection: you don't own three hundred comics, you own two longboxes. Longboxed takes that idea digital — the whole collecting life in one place: what you own, what it's worth, where it sits on the shelf, what's coming out next week. When a collection is cataloged, valued, and organized, it's longboxed.
Every collection, Longboxed.
Using the mark.
Writing “Longboxed”.
One word, capital L
Always Longboxed — never “Long Boxed”, “LongBoxed”, or “longboxed” in running text. In our own lockups the “boxed” half carries the gold; in plain text, just write the word normally.
First mention
On first reference: “Longboxed, the comic collecting platform”. Longboxed is a product of Gotham IT Innovations LLC — mention the company only where corporate attribution matters.
What we are
Describe Longboxed as a platform or workstation for comic collectors and comic shops — cataloging, valuation, organization, and retail. Longboxed is independent and not affiliated with any comic publisher.
Logo files.
mark.svg draws in the current text color, so it adapts to whatever ground you place it on. Need another format, or a question about a specific use? Reach us through the submissions portal.