Marvel Comics shows its marvelous colors in online archive — The comic book industry makes a long-delayed step into cyberspace today when Marvel Comics unveils the industry's first online archive of more than 2,500 back issues, including... ...full story at techmeme
from techmeme on Tue, Nov 13 2007
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2,500 Marvel Comics Come Online Today » digg "I’m guessing there’s more than a few comic book nerds lurking amongst the many readers here, so I’m going to go out on a limb and admit to being a semi-regular frequenter of Marvel.com." |
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Original Marvel Comics Going Online » slashdot An anonymous reader writes "In a tentative move onto the internet, Marvel is putting some of its older comics online Tuesday, hoping to reintroduce young people to the X-Men and Fantastic Four by showcasing the original issues in which such characters... |
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Marvel launches digicomics initiative » the register (uk) Vintage issues hit the web Marvel today launched a "Digital Comics" initiative which will offer certain vintage content online for $9.99 a month or $4.99 a month if you stump up for an annual subscription.… |
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BitTorrent Comic Tracker Re-Opens Despite Marvel and DC Threats » digg The Z-Cult FM comic book tracker has re-opened despite threats from Marvel and DC comics. "Contrary to popular belief, United States' laws are not, in fact, applicable outside America" they told TorrentFreak. As comic publisher SLG comes out in support of... |
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D.C. Comics Looks Ahead as Batman Trumps Marvel's Iron Man » digg It was looking like too Marvel-ous a summer for the liking of D.C. Comics. Iron Man was an unprecedented cinematic hit across the globe -- a well-reviewed smash with critics and a pop culture craze with fans. |
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