I’ll be checking out Comixology Unlimited later today to see if they have what I want. Scribd’s selection of IDW and other comics is equally limited, and unfortunately, they don’t have most of what I want (Buffy, Angel, Dr. (Why, yes, I am doing that right now through Marvel Unlimited.) It’s crap if you want to, say, read the entirety of Doctor Strange before the movie comes out later this year. What do I mean by limited? I mean that it’s great if you want to get a feel for MCU characters in their comics incarnations. Scribd’s advantage over Comixology Unlimited is their limited selection of Marvel comics. I can comment on the Scribd vs Comixology Unlimited question. Once again, Amazon has shown that it is the only company that can enter an ebook market, and dominate it. It’s not clear how the Scribd and Comixology Unlimited catalogs compare, but the latter is more likely the better deal for comics lovers because it is unlimited. Speaking of competing services, Scribd offers digital comics in its much more limited $9 a month subscription plan, and Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited also has a small selection of comics.
That service costs $9 a month, and according to its website it is on hiatus at the moment. So we are left with basically the same selection as ComicsFix, the competing service which launched in 2014. I would have expected Marvel to join it has its own subscription service, the $10 Marvel Unlimited, but I guess Comixology wasn’t charging enough or paying enough to interest the Disney subsidiary. IDW, BOOM! Studios, Dynamite, Kodansha, Oni Press, Valiant, Archie Comics, Fantagraphics Books, Humanoids, Action Lab, Aspen, and Zenescope. Surprisingly, neither of the major comic book publishers (DC and Marvel) are participating in the offer it is limited to just smaller publishers such as: “Comixology Unlimited is fantastic portal to tons of great comics at a ridiculously great price.
“We’re in a new golden age of storytelling with more incredible comics, graphic novels and manga than ever before,” said Comixology’s CEO and Co-Founder David Steinberger. It’s available through the Comixology app on Android and iOS, and comes with a free 30-day trial. It was around this time last year that I predicted that Comixology would launch an all-you-read subscription comic book service.Ĭomixology announced on Tuesday that it is launching Comixology Unlimited, a $6 a month service which lets you read as many comic books as you like. Comixology Unlimited is a Fountain of Graphic Novels and Digital Comics for just $6 a Month
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