Notably, there's no current involvement from Marvel or DC Comics, the two biggest publishers in the comic book industry's direct market.Īt launch, comiXology Unlimited includes selections from some of the highest-profile non-Marvel or DC series of the past few years, such as Image Comics hits "Saga," "Lazarus," "Outcast," "Fatale," "Chew," "Sex Criminals," "Bitch Planet" and "The Wicked + The Divine" licensed books from IDW including "Transformers," "My Little Pony," "Star Trek" and "G.I. The name evokes both Marvel's long-running monthly service, Marvel Unlimited, and Amazon's Kindle Unlimited - but while Kindle Unlimited has relatively few major publishers on board, comiXology Unlimited has Image Comics, Dark Horse Comics, IDW Publishing, BOOM! Studios, Oni Press, Kodansha Comics, Fantagraphics, Valiant Entertainment, Dynamite Entertainment and more on its roster. For example, curious readers could read the first couple of volumes of "The Walking Dead," and then purchase the subsequent stories on comiXology. Yet that's not quite an apt comparison - while there are dozens of noteworthy series available via the service, it's aimed to be more of a diverse and hearty sampler platter intended to drive further sales. At first glance, comiXology Unlimited appears to be the comic book equivalent of popular streaming services like Netflix or Spotify.
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