Tag: Digital Comics
Pollack, Corallo, & Cabrera invite you to THE NEVER ENDING PARTY
Tarot readings and cult rituals gone wrong in the latest Comixology Originals series.
TCAF disinvites NFT minter Pink Cat from show amid criticism
Announcing that NFT-minting IG cartoonist Pink Cat was a guest was only the start of a days long trash fire for TCAF
Comixology eliminates in-app purchase function on Android
As Google clamps down on Play Store billing, Amazon withdraws in-app purchases from the Comixology Android app
DC Universe Infinite now available outside of the U.S.
The app is available in Canada now, with more countries gaining access over the next few months
Dark Horse brings FUNNY CREEK and DOUBLE WALKER to print in December
The two series are the latest Comixology Originals titles to come to print from Dark Horse.
4 digital alternatives to Amazon’s new comiXology experience
On the first New Comic Book Day since Amazon's rollout of the new comiXology, a look at a number of alternatives to the digital service.
The first week for Amazon’s new Comixology storefront and app wasn’t pretty
Longtime comiXology users met the changes to the platform with a resounding mixture of anger and confusion.
The new comiXology app is just Kindle Comics, for better and (much) worse.
If you are considering updating to the new app at the insistence of comiXology. Don't. Just don't. Keep the old one as long as you are able.
The Amazon “comics shopping experience” is a major step back for comiXology users
With the refreshed app having rolled out today, we look at how the Amazon comics-shopping experience compares to the existing comiXology page.
INTERVIEW: Greg Capullo and Scott Snyder on WE HAVE DEMONS Book 1
Plus, take a first look at store-exclusive variant covers for the print release of WE HAVE DEMONS #1.
Bad Idea releases unfinished Ryan Bodenheim-illustrated SPARK #1 as a tribute to the artist
Bodenheim passed away last month at the age of 44.
Marvel releases all four issues of HOW TO READ COMICS THE MARVEL WAY digitally
What might this mean for the eventual release of other pulled Marvel titles like LUKE CAGE: CITY OF FIRE?
