NexusForge · Comic-Commerce OS · Private Beta
Run Your Comic Inventory Like a Real Operation
Catalog → list → sell on eBay, reconcile what closed, and coordinate staff in one comic-commerce system. Start with Collector free or compare Seller and Store, each with a seven-day trial. Existing invited-beta promises stay in place.
Your Shop Is Scattered Across Too Many Surfaces
CLZ exports, spreadsheets, sticky notes, eBay drafts, convention bins, and staff memory each hold a piece of the truth. Buyers wait while you reconcile them.
- CLZ
- Spreadsheets
- Sticky notes
- eBay drafts
- Convention bins
- Staff memory
NexusForge consolidates that into one comic-commerce workspace: catalog, safe import, listing and sell workflows that run today, and staff access, so the floor answer is the same as the vault answer. Private-beta feature access remains invitation-controlled; tenant listing writes stay staged until isolation is proven.
Know Exactly What You Own
Covers, grades, vault locations, and status in one catalog, so when a buyer asks for Detective Comics #27, you answer from the system, not a binder hunt.
See Catalog Details
Import Without Wrecking Live Inventory
Stage a CLZ library, review matches, then commit. Live stock stays untouched until you say so, so a bulk import cannot silently overwrite what is already sold or listed.
See Import Pipeline
Let the Team Work Without Handing Them the Keys
Invite buyers, listers, and convention staff with roles that match the floor, giving people only the access they need, without sharing a master password.
See Members & Invites
How Comics Move Through NexusForge
One long box, end to end. What you buy becomes what you own, what you list, what you sell, and what you report, without retyping the issue at any step.
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Source
Buy lists, consignment intake, and convention floor buys, checked against real sold prices before the cash leaves the drawer.
- Buy list
- Sold comps
- Consignment
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Catalog
Every issue, variant, grade, quantity, and box location in one record. The same answer on the floor and in the vault.
- VF 8.0
- Qty 3
- Box A-14
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Grade & Sign
Match the books you own to the guests signing this season, plan the trip, and track slabs and signatures back to the record.
- CGC 9.8
- Signed
- Slabbed
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List
Build, preview, and publish eBay listings straight from the catalog. Photos cleaned and attached, no second spreadsheet.
- Draft
- Photos attached
- Live
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Sell
Sold orders reconcile back to the issue they came from: price, date, and fees land on the record instead of an inbox.
- Sold
- Reconciled
- Fees
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Report
Profit, taxes, and receipts come out of the same system that sold the book: monthly P&L and exports your accountant can open.
- Monthly P&L
- Schedule C
- Receipts
Built on a Real Comic Shop, Not a Demo
NexusForge runs Legacy Nexus's own inventory. No invented customer counts or testimonials, just what the system is built to handle and what it already does.
- Catalog Scale Built for long-box collections: thousands of issues, variants, and slabs, not a spreadsheet that chokes past a few hundred rows.
- CLZ Migration Bring an existing CLZ library in through quarantine-and-match, so an import cannot silently overwrite live stock.
- Team Permissions Invite staff with roles that match the floor. People get only the access they need.
- Workspace Isolation Each workspace stays private from every other shop: database-enforced, not just hidden in the UI.
- Audit History Membership, settings, and security events are logged. Know who changed what, when.
- Convention & Marketplace Buy lists, signing ops, and eBay listing flows run on Legacy Nexus's own floor today. Next in line to come to tenants.
Ready to Run Inventory Like a Shop, Not a Spreadsheet?
Start with Collector free, or compare Seller and Store. Existing invited-beta access and promises stay unchanged.