ComiXology is currently offering free 30-day trials to its Unlimited program.
The program is currently only available in the U.S., and users need an Amazon account for “this and other future features.” ComiXology CEO David Steinberger stated that the initial goal of ComiXology Unlimited is to focus on “enlarging the comic book reading audience” so that customers “explore and get attached to many” different comics.
Issues can be read online or downloaded for offline reading, but the Unlimited program does not provide access to the entire ComiXology catalog. In return, subscribers can access thousands of comics. Is it worth it for manga fans? The ProgramĬomiXology Unlimited costs $5.99 a month. This expansion across the three services provides the perfect entry points for those new to DC and DC Vertigo.ComiXology recently launched ComiXology Unlimited, an all-you-can-consume monthly subscription plan. Kindle Unlimited members will also enjoy a selection of single issues, collections and graphic novels, while subscribers of Prime Reading will have access to a curated and rotating list of highly regarded DC and DC Vertigo graphic novels, for no additional cost. With the addition of thousands of select DC single issues, collections and graphic novels – including exclusive fan-favorites from the DC Vertigo imprint – Comixology Unlimited remains $5.99 a month with a 30-day free trial for new members. Expanding availability to these three services makes it easier than ever for Amazon customers to enjoy DC’s Super Heroes like Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and Justice League, as well as DC Vertigo’s high concept series like Sandman, Watchmen, V for Vendetta, Transmetropolitan, Preacher, 100 Bullets, Fables, and more. DC announced today that they will be distributing titles to Kindle Unlimited, Prime Reading, and Comixology Unlimited:ĭC, Comixology, and Amazon announced today that select DC and DC Vertigo titles are now available through multiple subscription services at no additional cost: Comixology Unlimited, Kindle Unlimited, and Prime Reading. The Warner Brothers-owned comic book publisher DC is jumping in to the subscription market with both feet. DC Comics Now Available in Kindle Unlimited, Prime Reading, and Comixology Unlimited
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