The comics community is banding together to help one of its own, and you can pitch in too.

Now that DC has joined Comixology Unlimited (as well as Kindle Unlimited and Prime Reading), fans will have many more back-issue options, and new readers will get a wider selection. That demand was answered in part by DC Universe, the company's new streaming service, but the titles there are curated in part to match the streaming television available through the app, and the video options at the forefront of the service make it significantly more expensive than a service that might offer comics alone. Marvel Comics (which also offers select titles through Comixology Unlimited) has long had its own subscription reading option, Marvel Unlimited, and comics fans have been eager for DC to come up with something that would match it. Numerous titles from throughout DC's history, including Vertigo imprint books, are now available through the service at no added cost, adding a tremendous value to an Unlimited subscription. The publisher announced via a report on io9 Tuesday that they have joined Comixology Unlimited, the digital subscription service that Comixology launched a few years back with smaller publishers that has since continued to grow.

One of the Big Two publishers is getting into the unlimited reading game in a big way, a legendary creator needs your help, and a major new writer joins a beloved franchise in today's comic book roundup.įirst up, in answered prayers news, DC Comics has finally offered readers an affordable, all-you-can-read option for fans who want to dig into digital back issues without breaking the bank.

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