I buy a lot of first issues to see if I'd be interested in jumping into a new series and maybe Comixology Unlimited will be worth it to me. This also means that this service can't really function as a replacement for those of you who subscribe to a bunch of these series, instead serving more as a service to discover new series – which is fine. The lack of an announced criteria makes the service harder to clarify than the Marvel Unlimited service. And a lot of the comic books listed above are amazing, including Saga, Sex Criminals, Letter 44 and Scott Pilgrim.Īpparently the service plans to cycle through the content being offered, much like Netflix does, with new and old series and issues being added but with no specific window announced yet. Now to be honest, Image Comics is my favorite comic book company, even over Marvel, because they consistently publish some of the best comic book stories that aren't just the same superheroes in tights stories. Joe" Dark Horse's continuation of Joss Whedon-created television series "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Serenity" standout series "Attack on Titan," "Lumberjanes," "Hip Hop Family Tree," "Locke & Key," "Scott Pilgrim," "Letter 44," "Princeless" and "Wuvable Oaf" plus classics like "Hellboy," "Lone Wolf and Cub," "Love and Rockets" and "The Complete Peanuts." While some series, like Dark Horse's "B.P.R.D.," have upwards of a dozen issues available via the service at launch, and Archie fans can peruse dozens of classic issues, others, like "Saga" or "Outcast," are limited to their first story arc.
Image Comics hits "Saga," "Lazarus," "Outcast," "Fatale," "Chew," "Sex Criminals," "Bitch Planet" and "The Wicked + The Divine" licensed books from IDW including "Transformers," "My Little Pony," "Star Trek" and "G.I.
ComicBookResources has a roundup of the big titles included: So at launch, Comixology Unlimited will only include selections from the mini-majors and other independent comic book publishers. However, Marvel offers their own Marvel Unlimited service which offers most of their comic book series on a six month delay. But which books are included and which are not? If you're looking for Marvel or DC comic book series you will be disappointed. Comixology Unlimited is offering a free 30-day trial, but after that it will cost you $5.99 a month to access over 100,000 comic books.
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