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Though many will devote this coming Sunday to observing the cultural phenomenons of football, expensive commercials, cocktail weenies and processed cheese dip, Marvel has one additional activity planned that Avengers fans may want to add to the list...

Rather than following DC Comics' "New 52" strategy of coupling many of its $2.99 titles with a digital download code for a dollar premium of $3.99, Marvel Comics has taken a different approach with free digital comiXology download codes automatically polybagged with the first, second and third issues of its $3...

ComiXology users have had access to collected editions of a given ongoing series' storylines (or "digital trade paperbacks") from independent publishers for awhile, but there's been a distinct gripe among users that the Big Two haven't followed suit...

Digital: Bryan J. Glass, Tim Seeley and Hugo Petrus' adaptation of Raymond E. Feist's Magician Master #1 (of 5) has debuted exclusively on Marvel's digital app for iOS devices. This marks Marvel's first time releasing a full-length series release on its app before shipping to stores...

"Captain America: A Little Help," is now free to download via the Marvel Comics App for the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. The all-new story, which is also featured in this week's I Am An Avenger #5, was written by Dr. Tim Ursiny, PH.D., CBC, RCC and illustrated by Nick Dragotta to raise awareness of suicide prevention and to direct those in need to the National Suicide Prevention Lifelin

When it comes to technology and gadgets, I'm not much of an early adopter. I learned that lesson as a fan of video games who was there on day one for the original Gameboy Advance, which had a screen that was only visible when sunlight was focused on it through the Staff of Ra, and only then after you removed one Kadan to honor Shigeru Miyamoto, whose Mario game this was...