Namely, it's limited library.Ĭomixology Unlimited's biggest omissions, Marvel and DC Comics, are also its most expected ones.

It will even front the user with recommendations in various ways, 'including search filters, home page curation, introductions to various publishers, and even editorial guides.' But if Comixology Unlimited is like Netflix, it's also borrowed some of the streaming service's most obvious flaws. EW likens Comixology Unlimited to 'Netflix for comic books' - not the first time this phrase has been used for a subscription-based comics service. As the biggest digital comics outlet on the web, Comixology's library is dauntingly huge. It’s a lot easier if people have a very low risk opportunity to discover comics for themselves and just really take their time with the catalog.' 'That’s really hard to do by just throwing them into the middle of 100,000 comic books. 'It sounds silly but our mission is to make everyone on the planet a comics fan,' Comixology CEO David Steinberger told Entertainment Weekly. The service also offers a 30-day free trial.

For that price, subscribers can download and read any comic with the Comixology Unlimited label instead of paying for them piecemeal. Comixology, the internet's foremost outlet for digital comics, announced its first subscription-based unlimited comics service today.įor a $5.99 monthly fee, Comixology Unlimited allows subscribers access to a library of comics from several of America's largest indie publishers - Image Comics, Dark Horse Comics, IDW Publishing, BOOM! Studios, Oni Press, Archie Comics, Valiant Entertainment, Fantagraphics Books, Dynamite Entertainment, Zenoscope, Action Lab and Aspen Comics.

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