For example, you could buy the Age of Apocalypse omnibus on Comixology (I don't know if that specifically is there, just using it as an example) but on MU you can just add the AoA storyline to your library and it automatically collects all the issues corresponding to AoA. And here are some reading suggestions from our own Andy Ihnatko! If you get hooked, drop the monthly plan and go for the $69 annual option.They also have a different way of approaching it depending on what you're looking for. Still, at $US0.99 for a 30-day trial, it's worth checking out if you're intrigued. If you prefer Superman, Batman, or Invincible, look elsewhere.

If your dreams are full of Spider-Man and Hawkeye, you'll be thrilled. No indie books or books from major-publisher rival DC are available. While Marvel Unlimited is kind of, sort of a 'Netflix for comics,' it's important to keep in mind that only Marvel's own comics are available on the service. Between those issues and various others I read on my flights to Boston and back, I calculated that in less than a week I had read nearly $60 worth of comics. I cached the beginning of Mark Waid's run on the new Daredevil comic on a whim-I'm not a fan of Daredevil, but I had heard good things about the run. I decided the service was worth $69 per year after a business trip to the east coast. If you're a Marvel fan, it's a pretty good deal. You won't be able to read the current releases (issues don't appear on Marvel Unlimited until several months after they've been in comic stores and on Comixology.) But unless you're a hard-core comic-store dweller, you may not care. Marvel Unlimited's catalog of more than 15,000 comics ranges from Marvel's '60s heyday to issues from just a few months ago. (The monthly charge is a sucker's bet, anyway-if you commit to an entire year the price drops to $69.) As usual, offers like this have caveats-you have to sign up for an autorenewing Marvel Unlimited account, so you'll need to cancel within 30 days in order to avoid being charged $US10 per month for the service.

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