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yeah, the Marvel app i think is like $70/year and i thought it had their entire library. you can read all through the site, or i think download 10-12 at a time to read offline
that would be ideal for my boy. he's in an afterschool enrichment program and some of the other boys bring Pokemon or cars to trade. Invariably it leads to hard feelings between the kids. If he had something else to occupy his attention and simply share then it might go more smoothly.
yeah for the price it isn't a huge commitment either. worth a try I think for your boy
No, not everything but there are probably around 20,000 issues. Alot of the main series are complete. You also get new releases (I think those are all titles) but they are released 6 months behind. Every Monday they release new titles, both new releases and old ones they fill in here and there. For $69 a year it's an incredible value. I can even read decently in my phone in landscape mode. Be aware that the Android app can be flaky sometimes. It has gotten better but occasionally you may run into some issues. It's not bad though.
I’ve never read comics on a digital device. I do have a friend who reads some graphic novels via an app that works with her library. It’s like borrowing them from the library, so it’s free. You just have to have a library card at a library that uses the app - I believe it’s called Hoopla.AAABatteries said:
Yep...came in to post this
