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. The Bezos tweet that made me question everything….Ĭongratulations to I for one give him my most open mind and wish him great success in his service to the country.īut then again, maybe Bezos is just responding to this.Comixology Unlimited is a Fountain of Graphic Novels and Digital Comics for just $6 a Month If these places look familiar, that’s because I also mentioned them in my post about How to Pre-Order Comics (which you should also be doing.) But for me, it’s not always that easy, so I put together this little list of places I have ordered comics from in the past in case you want some alternatives. And you should absolutely continue to suppport them.

*sigh* Now for many of you it is really easy to get to your local comic book shop.

Why? Because I really like Amazon Prime and I get most of my comics through Comixology, an Amazon-owned company. Once the election results came in and Trump was declared President-elect, I knew I would have to start boycotting things, New Balance, I can live without, but today when #Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos gave Trump his “blessing” I was saddened.

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