To purchase Marvel digital comics after June 2nd:ĭownload the Marvel Comics app on the App Store or Google Play Store, and/or Visit. As a fan of Marvel digital comics, we wanted to let you know that the Marvel Digital Comics Shop at will be closing on June 2, 2020.Īfter June 2nd, you will still be able to purchase Marvel digital comics and read your existing Marvel digital comics library via the Marvel Comics app and the comiXology store. This comes a week before Marvel Comics begins switching some print comics to digital-only mid-story. I’ve been using it to read stuff that I haven’t bought, which isn’t much, but have had fun exploring some of my unread corners of DC history.Marvel Comics has just nailed the following letters to readers of its digital comics announcing the closure of their digital comics online store. It’s actually pretty decent once you set the speed to your liking a nice way to read a book without having to touch any buttons (or pages).

You can tweak the panel change speed, and transition speed.

There’s also a guided few with automatic panel progression. I’m using a 55” TV, and reading size is huge and easily readily standing or sitting several feet away. I usually do full-screen view, clicking ahead as I finish each page. The resolution/picture quality is quite good, and I’ve enjoyed a couple of the different reading modes. But after playing around with it a bit lately, I’m impressed.

The thought of reading a comic on my TV didn’t seem like anything I’d be interested in. Fairly new stuff added regularly, Doomsday Clock up to issue 5 for example.Īt first, I had no interest in the comics part of DCU, the excellent exclusive TV shows are more than worth the cost. But as of a few months ago there are a ton of comics there, over 20k iirc. Is anyone reading the comics there? It started off poorly, with a fairly small rotating selection. I guess we don’t have a DCU specific thread in comics.

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