Digital Archives

So, there's this film coming out in the US. Been out in the UK for a bit. It's quite fun. Anyway, Marvel are selling some of the comics it is based upon

Dylan Sutcliff writes; When Thrillbent was announced I visited the site, read a few comics for free on my laptop and was largely unimpressed. The

Andrew Mertes writes; Not much in the way of change for the sales charts this week. Injustice: Gods Among Us continues its remarkable run at the top of

Dale Lazarov writes, regarding the story we ran earlier about Gumroad's change in digital comics content decisions. There's a happy ending to the Gumroad

To prepare you for all the Age Of Ultron changes to The Avengers and stuff, Marvel are selling the Avengers Vol 4, the Brian Bendis volume, for 99 cents a

Bleeding Cool’s newest columnist, John Babos, has been blogging about comics and pop culture for over a decade. In addition to his weekly weekend column

Andrew Mertes writes; You cannot stop Injustice, you can only hope to contain it. DC’s universe-hopping, fighting game crossover epic Injustice: Gods

At the Digital Comics First panel held at C2E2 in Chicago last night (and well past my bedtime I'm afraid), Mark Waid announced that Art Baltazar and

Bill Williams writes; The digital landscape for publishing changes from month to month. This week, Amazon opened up a can of Whoop Ass on the comic book

At the Diamond Retailer Summit this weekend at Chicago, naturally one of the groups presenting to retailers was Diamond Digital, who allow comics stores

Spirou, the long standing French comics anthology, that was first published in the same week as Action Comics #1, has created its own separate digital

Happy Jupiter's Legacy Day, children! Issue one out there and saving lives today! — Mark Millar (@mrmarkmillar) April 24, 2013 But not for everyone. Mark

    ComiXology is selling every copy of Morning Glories, issues 2 to 26, for 99 cents today (issue 1 is already free digitally). That includes

So Dynamite have announced they'll be selling their digital comics on Dark Horse's proprietary digital platform, as well as on ComiXology and Comics Plus.

One of the problems with the ComiXology 700 #1 Marvel giveaway when announced was that thousands of people then started clicking seven hundred buttons on

One of the most enjoyable things about comics shows like Comiket is finding stuff that you've meant to pick up for ages but, you know, just never got

Uncanny X-Men Uncanny X-Force Uncanny Avengers Uncanny Skullkickers Uncanny That's five different titles with "Uncanny" in their name published or

Colin O’ Mahoney writes; A few weeks ago I had my first experience with digital comics on my brother’s iPad. I read the first eight issues of Saga, and

Last night at Comica in London, at St Martins College, Paul Gravett spoke to Russell Willis about his new digital enterprise, a boutique digital

Mark E Johnson writes It was the proverbial shot heard around the Internet we’d been waiting for. Or the one I’d been waiting for, anyway. The first

Just hitting Britain, and arriving on the US shores in under five hours, Marvel are knocking issues from the World War Hulk event out for 99 cents a pop

Andrew Mertes writes; Our long international nightmare has finally come to an end. Yes, that’s right folks, after being missing in action for several

Yesterday, Monkeybrain's doigital comic Bandette by Paul Tobin and Colleen Coover received four Eisner Award nominations. Today, the fourth issue comes

Every morning, Amazon puts out big discounts on four Kindle books. Today, for the first time, one of those was a comic, the collection of the

There's been some general fuss of late amongst certain DC Comics creators over their contracts. Not all creators, just those working on the Digital First

The Stalk, ladies and gentlemen, portrayed by ohlyssa and seen in this week's Saga #12. Now, who's going to do  a certain naked giant? So what have you

The implications of the Saga #12 issue, the comic book denied tablet and phone distributioin by ComiXology because of the way it interpreted Apple's

There we go folks. If you signed up, check your e-mail, select the comics you want and then press the big button. That's the only way you'll get your free

David Steinberger, CEO of ComiXology writes; In the last 24 hours there has been a lot of chatter about Apple banning Saga #12 from our Comics App on the

ComiXology reports; Unfortunately due to an Apple approval delay, many same day as print books are not being released on time today. That said, you can