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Comixology Announces Print Versions Of Submit Titles for NYCC
Comixology Announces Print Versions Of Submit Titles for NYCC
Comixology Announces Print Versions Of Submit Titles for NYCC
I love pretty much everything about digital comics. The accessibility, the fact that creators can reach a wider audience through the internet, even the fact that they don't take up a whole lot of space in your home! Those are all great things about the format. This year at New York Comic Con, however, Comixology is going to ask the question I think we've all been waiting for: What if those digital comics... were in print? That, it seems, is the premise behind a pretty cool project that they're unveiling as part of their sponsorship of this year's NYCC Artist's Alley: A set of five print versions of formerly digital-only comics that will be limited to 500 copies each. And, in what is arguably the best part, they're giving them away for free.
Kodansha on ComiXology; No More Excuses Not To Read Manga
Kodansha on ComiXology; No More Excuses Not To Read Manga
Kodansha on ComiXology; No More Excuses Not To Read Manga
In a huge move for improving access to manga, Comixology has announced a partnership with publisher Kodansha to bring huge volumes of their manga library to its digital comics service. That means you have one less reason to say, "I don't read Manga"! With a whole range of amazing titles coming online, perhaps it's time to try out series like Noragami, The Seven Deadly Sins, or the blockbuster hit Attack on Titan and its various spin-offs.
On The Cheap: Get 'My Love Story!!' For $5 Each Right Now
On The Cheap: Get 'My Love Story!!' For $5 Each Right Now
On The Cheap: Get 'My Love Story!!' For $5 Each Right Now
Last week, Viz and Comixology had a massive three-day sale on their Shonen Jump titles, and now, they're following it up with a similar sale for Shojo Beat. There are 761 volumes chock full of romance on sale for about five bucks each, and while I'm not quite as familiar with that genre as I am with its action-heavy counterpart, there's one series in there that I can unreservedly recommend to just about everyone: Kazune Kawahara and Aruko's My Love Story!!
Apple Rejects 'Southern Bastards' #10, Likely Over Sex Scene
Apple Rejects 'Southern Bastards' #10, Likely Over Sex Scene
Apple Rejects 'Southern Bastards' #10, Likely Over Sex Scene
Apple has rejected issue #10 of Jason Aaron and Jason Latour's Image Comics series Southern Bastards from its store, and odds are it isn't because of Latour's widely shared essay about the Confederate flag in its back matter. The likely reason is an explicit sex scene that opens the issue. In virtually every previous case of Apple rejecting specific issues of comics, it's been over sexual content, not language or violence. (The one possible exception is the Johnny Ryan library of comics. It's hard to know where the offense was there.)
ComicsAlliance's Guide to San Diego Comic-Con 2015: Friday
ComicsAlliance's Guide to San Diego Comic-Con 2015: Friday
ComicsAlliance's Guide to San Diego Comic-Con 2015: Friday
San Diego Comic-Con is underway, bringing over 130,000 people to enjoy the pop culture extravaganza taking place inside and outside the convention center. There is a lot to see and do every day during SDCC. More likely than not, if you don't go in with a plan for experiencing the things that you most want to check out, you'll miss them!
Dark Horse Debuts Comics Collections On Comixology
Dark Horse Debuts Comics Collections On Comixology
Dark Horse Debuts Comics Collections On Comixology
Good news for those of you who like to keep all of your digital comics in one place: Dark Horse announced today that collections of its comics will now be available digitally on Comixology. Right now, the publisher has launched over 800 titles, including Hellboy, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Usagi Yojimbo and more.
On The Cheap: 'Hitman' #1-40 Are Currently 99 Cents Each
On The Cheap: 'Hitman' #1-40 Are Currently 99 Cents Each
On The Cheap: 'Hitman' #1-40 Are Currently 99 Cents Each
This week's DC Comixology sale features one of the best lineups of dollar books that the publisher has ever done, with great comics like JM DeMatteis, Keith Giffen and Shawn McManus's highly underrated Dr. Fate, Mark Waid and Bryan Hitch's all-too-brief run on JLA, and Grant Morrison and Chris Burnham's Batman Incorporated — including the issue Burnham wrote about Batman Japan fighting Lady Tigerfist, a lady with tigers for fists — but really, those books are all tied for second. If you don't already own Garth Ennis and John McCrea's Hitman and you take this as anything other than an opportunity to get as much of it as you can, then you're doing something wrong.
Female Heroes Lead Marvel BOGO Titles On Comixology
Female Heroes Lead Marvel BOGO Titles On Comixology
Female Heroes Lead Marvel BOGO Titles On Comixology
In March, ComiXology had a buy one, get one free sale on Marvel titles, where you could literally buy any of the Marvel issues in their store. This morning they announced that, during that sale, seven out of the top ten comics sold were books with female heroes. Titles that did well include Thor, Silk, and Ms. Marvel. In fact, the only titles on the list that weren't led by a female hero were three Star Wars titles - Star Wars #1 and #2 and Darth Vader #1. The top ten list was pulled from thousands of comics sold during the sale.
Comixology Offers 30 'Comixology Submit' Books for $3
Comixology Offers 30 'Comixology Submit' Books for $3
Comixology Offers 30 'Comixology Submit' Books for $3
Comixology's Submit program is kicking off its third year as a channel for the digital sale of indie comics, and to celebrate, Comixology is offering a bundle of 30 Submit books for just $3. The books are a diverse group, including projects by Gail Simone and Jim Calafiore, John Allison, Joe Benitez, Eric Grissom and Claire Connelly, and Andrea Tsurumi. Comixology co-founders John D. Roberts and David Steinberger will also promote the platform at SXSW this weekend with an appearance on the Geek Stage, which the company is sponsoring.

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