"It's Basically double the steangth of a normal comic box"
"So this box can accommodate [graded] magazines and regular slabs. And the reason why it's durable is because they have a big piece of cardboard that folds in on all four sides. So you put it together like normal, but then there's this tall piece that folds in. So that's what makes it so much more sturdy than those regular boxes."
"I foresee myself never having to purchase any other boxes. "
"Every so often a change comes to the Comic Book hobby. In the 50s it was the Comic Code Authority. In the 60s it was the rise of the super heroes with the Silver Age. In the 80s, bags and boards became common during the direct market expansion. Almost two decades later, Third-party grading went further by protecting the comics with an inner well and outer shell. Now a better storage is here with Little Star Storage comic boxes worthy of the collecting community"
"I didn't believe this when they told me about it [standing on the box]"
"This box is made by collectors, for collectors. They understand what it's like with all these cardboard long boxes and short boxes trying to stack them up, and then inevitably, they collapseor they fail right? So these boxes are built better priced right. They are durable and they are different.
One of the biggest, craziest things about this box that they promise, and I was very eager to see if this would deliver. But there are videos on their website, there are videos on social media, of people standing on these boxes without this box collapsing. Which is crazy because I know that if you stack so many shot boxes on top of each other, inevitably somethings got to give. So I tested it out. Y'all I cannot believe it. This box fully supported me... I took it to the shop and let other people try it out. Dude this is insane."
"This design just feels cleaner, smoother, and more collector friendly."
Short boxes have pretty much looked and worked the same for years. They get worn out, they have messy flaps inside, and comics can catch or snag when you slide them in.
These boxes were designed differently. The cuts and folds create a much cleaner interior, so when the box is assembled, the inside feels smooth and seamless. Unlike traditional short boxes, there are no awkward interior flaps getting in the way.
With older boxes, you can feel the comics hit those inside folds when you’re loading them in, and nobody wants to be jamming a book into a rough corner.
This design just feels cleaner, smoother, and more collector-friendly. You can see the difference right away.
"Try Standing on the box"
"When I was introduced to this box, one of the first things said to me was "Try standing on the box." I thought he'd lost his mind. There were no comics in there. Just the reinforced lid and double-walled sides. I'm a grown man. After reassurance that I would not be held responsible for any damage, I got up there. And stood there for a couple of minutes. NO sign of buckling or damage. Okay, my interest was piqued. Then we started talking about the box features. Smooth, flat sides on the interior! No annoying flap on the ends that would make me waste space with inserts to prevent damage! I tried one out and have been thrilled. It has handled being moved around multiple times with no signs of wear or tear. I've stacked other boxes on top of it and have seen no signs of side crunching. It's a great product! I love it and you will too!"
Scott Romine
Comic Collector and Seller
