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Nightwing is Becoming the Worst Version of Batman – And He Knows It

Nightwing is finally being forced to come to terms with the worst instincts Batman instilled in him and whether they might make him a villain.

Superman’s Newest Nightmare is the Most Brutal Form of His Worst Enemy

One of Superman's worst enemies gives rise to a whole new type of villain, and they are already more than the Man of Steel can handle.

Mary Jane Warns Black Cat About Villainous Girlfriend in Marvel's New Comics This Week

Upon discovering Black Cat's new girlfriend's villainous identity, Mary Jane attempts to talk some sense into Felica in Marvel's new comics this week.

The Joker is Gotham's Last Hope in DC's New Comics This Week

Gotham is no longer the city it used to be, and the only person who can restore it is none other than the Joker in DC's new comics this week.

Spider-Man is on a Mission to Save One of Marvel’s Strangest Villains

One of the most fantastical villains in the entire Marvel Universe is in dire need of help and only Spider-Man can save him from the Sinister Six.

G.I. Joe Villain Prepares For His Energon Universe Debut in First Look

The G.I. Joe villain Destro makes his Energon Universe debut with a new limited series from Skybound launching this June.

Batman: The Long Halloween Gets Sequel Series in Memory of Late Creator

DC announces a final act for Batman: The Long Halloween, with creator Jeph Loeb returning to the series and honoring late co-creator Tim Sale.

New Moon Knight Variants Rise in Upcoming Marvel Series

New versions of Moon Knight will take center stage in Marvel Comics' upcoming four-issue comic book series, Phases of the Moon Knight.

Spider-Man Revisits His Black Suit Era in New Marvel Series

Peter Parker revisits his iconic black suit era in the upcoming four-issue limited series -- Spider-Man: Black Suit & Blood.

An Underrated Marvel Hero Returns to Join the Blood Hunt

The vampiric invasion of the Marvel Universe brings one of the UK's greatest heroes out of retirement -- without the rest of his team.

Wonder Woman Officially Reaches Her Breaking Point – And It Is Brutal

Wonder Woman's worst enemies push Themyscira's greatest warrior to her breaking point -- and it is absolutely heartbreaking.

EXCLUSIVE: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Masters of the Universe Star in New Series

Dark Horse, Mattel, Nickelodeon and IDW announce a crossover event that sees TMNT team up with He-Man in a fight against Skeletor.

Deadpool Teams Up With Wolverine, Ghost-Spider and More in Marvel's August 2024 Solicits

Deadpool's upcoming series sees him partner up with some major powerhouses and brings back a long lost character in Marvel's August 2024 solicits.

G.I. Joe Fights Two Wars in New First Look

Skybound unveils new variant covers and an interior page preview for the upcoming G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #307.

EXCLUSIVE: The X-Men Deal With Matrimony Mayhem in Their Wedding Special

The X-Men get ready for the chaos that comes with Mystique and Destiny's nuptials in this CBR exclusive preview of the X-Men Wedding Special

Archie Finally Chooses Between Betty and Veronica

In an upcoming one-shot by superstar writer Tom King and Archie comic legend, Dan Parent, Archie will finally decide between Betty and Veronica

DC and Marvel Creator Frank Miller's Documentary to Get One Night Theatrical Release

A documentary about Frank Miller's impact on the comic book industry will receive a nationwide screening and special event this summer.

Marvel's Superior Spider-Man Takes Over the Heroes of NYC

Marvel's Superior Spider-Man is bigger than ever before -- and this time he has almost all of New York City on his side.

Two New Spider-Man Series Will Introduce Marvel to the Next Generation

Marvel announces two brand-new Spider-Man series that will be a perfect starting point for future comic book fans.

Image and the Massive-Verse Celebrate C.O.W.L.'s Milestone Anniversary With New Series

Image Comics will celebrate the 10th anniversary of C.O.W.L. with a new series that sees the original creative team join forces once more.

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The 10 Best Comic Books Ever, Ranked

The history of comic books have seen many iconic greats from DC, Marvel, Dark Horse, and more. These 10 are the very best of all time.

The Green Lantern Legacy of John Stewart Is Going to "Change Forever," as DC Promises a Fatal Finale

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DC Turned Joker into a Hero by Rewriting the Origin of His Scars

The Joker has a very unique look, and DC took one of his most memorable features and changed it to give him a shockingly heroic origin.

Constantine Decimating Batman with 1 Sentence Just Got Even Better

Hellblazer has DECIMATED Batman by sharing his TRUE feelings about the Dark Knight with a hot-take that more than a few heroes could get behind.

Wolverine Gets His Own Batsuit in Mind-Melting Art of DC & Marvel's Shared Hero DARK CLAW

Amalgam Comics fused many DC and Marvel characters together, with Dark Claw getting the fanart he deserves as a badass Wolverine x Batman hybrid hero.

Boruto: Two Blue Vortex Is Repeating The Naruto Next Generations Manga's Biggest Problem

A recent death in Boruto: Two Blue Vortex isn't fixing a misused character but is perpetuating a major problem of the Naruto Next Generation manga.

"One Bad Day": DC Reveals the Origin of Joker's Most Famous Quote, Redefining His Philosophy

The Joker has the iconic philosophy of "one bad day" being all it takes to drive someone insane; now the origin of this philosophy has been revealed.

"Old Man Venom": Venom's Final Form Is Here to Transform Marvel's Entire Future

Marvel Comics is introducing the final form of Spider-Man's most iconic villain-turned-hero with Old Man Venom during the upcoming Venom War event.

Walking Dead's Creator Teased Carl's Death 7 Years Early (But No-One Believed Him)

Against all odds, Carl Grimes survived the Walking Dead comic; his TV counterpart was not so lucky, something the series' creator teased years ahead.

Juggernaut Is Becoming a Marvel Franchise, With His Own Family to Rival the Hulk's

Juggernaut is getting his own 'family' in Marvel Comics as more people take up their own 'Juggernaut' mantle, creating a franchise rivaling Hulk's.

The Hobbit Gets a Peanuts-Inspired Redesign in Genius Charles Schulz Fanart

The Hobbit's Bilbo Baggins is recreated in the iconic art style of Charles Schulz's Peanuts in this adorable art from Adam Murphy

MonsterVerse Officially Upgrades Godzilla's Most Brutal Attack Beyond His Old Limits

Godzilla’s atomic breath is one of the strongest attacks in the MonsterVerse but a helping hand from an equal makes it even more effective.

Being Captain America Is Finally Killing Steve Rogers (And It Might Be His Greatest Victory)

Steve Rogers' final battle shows Captain America finally hit his limit, but even death can't stop the Super Soldier saving the world.

One Piece Finally Confirms the Existence of the Final Ancient Weapon & Who Has it

One Piece has finally confirmed a major suspicion about the Ancient Weapon Uranus and its insidious purpose as part of the World Government's plan.

Invincible Artist Ryan Ottley Roasts Thanos with Unbelievably Gross Art

Invincible's Ryan Ottley is known for graphic ultra-violence, but when it comes to mocking Thanos, the creator opts for something way more disturbing.

Aquaman's Forgotten Costume Origin Makes It the Justice League's Coolest Outfit

Aquaman's forgotten, post-Crisis costume origin was surprising, and it made him one of the coolest members of the Justice League.

Star Wars Just Connected The Leader of The Rebellion To... Optimus Prime?!

Star Wars has just featured a very cool connection between a major Rebellion leader with Transformers' Optimus Prime, leader of the Autobots.

Blade's Daughter BLOODLINE Officially Joins the Avengers

Just a couple of years after her official debut, Brielle Brooks' Bloodline joins the Avengers to combat her corrupted father, Blade.

Q's Ultimate Form Made Him Star Trek's Most Powerful Being of All Time

Q is already one of Star Trek's most powerful beings, but in a trip to to the Kelvin Timeline, the trickster figure unlocked his ultimate form.

Nightwing's Beach "Costume" Turns Up the Heat (But It's Missing 1 Feature Fans Love)

Along with a number of other DC icons, Nightwing breaks out his beach look for 2024 in a new variant cover — but where is his award-winning posterior?

A Controversial My Hero Academia Twist Is Still Consistent with the Theme of the Manga

A controversial twist reveal about Shigaraki's backstory still fits with the theme of the Shonen series.

Wayne’s Comics Podcast #642: Interview with Jeremy Adams

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It’s time to talk DC Comics’ Green Lantern and Flash this week with high-power writer Jeremy Adams, who joins us for Episode #642 this week!

Three apples high and able to eat berries without ruining their white clothes, The Smurfs are a pretty amazing bunch. But when they first debuted, they were all boys… until La Schtroumpfette! Your Major Spoilers Retro Review of Les Schtroumpfs #3 awaits!

Since 2023, I’ve been playing (poorly), and enjoying (immensely) The Lamplighters League by Harebrained Schemes and Paradox Interactive. While the game is no longer being updated, I thought it was time to share my playthrough of the game.

Jess makes her plans, but her friends must be ready to help. What can Eddie bring to the upcoming conflict? Find out in Grim #17 from BOOM! Studios.

Erica is on the trail of another monster, but her child assistant is not one for keeping quiet. Can she complete her hunt and protect the town from being swept away in the name of secrecy? Find out in Something is Killing the Children #37 from BOOM! Studios.

In The US, there’s no shortage of superheroes to fight against the vampire hordes.  In Manchester, the story is a bit different.  Your Major Spoilers review of Union Jack The Ripper: Blood Hunt #1, awaits!

BRZRKR returns in August

BOOM! Studios announced a new bloody chapter in the history BRZRKR in BRZRKR: The Lost Book of B #1 by Ron Garney, Matt Kindt, and Bill Crabtree.

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Archie Comics sent Major Spoilers the cover images and solicitation information for titles arriving in August 2024.

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The Fighting Gobblers meet with the President of the United States of America.

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Top Five Horror Movies of the 1980s

This week, we take a trip down memory lane and peek over the covers at our favorite movies of the 1980s.

Major Spoilers Podcast #1076: The Adam Strange Podcast

Adam Strange is a man of two worlds, and this week, we look at the book that feels like it should have been a Vertigo title. We review Archie Comics: Judgment Day #1, and Blood Squad Seven #1, plus we talk about Storm joining the Avengers.

Wayne’s Comics Podcast #641: Interview with Trevor Mueller

In Episode #641, Wayne talks with Trevor Mueller, the award-winning writer for Los Ojos , which is launching on Zoop.gg on Tuesday, May 21!

Critical Hit #743: Mr. Underhill (PANS01E56)

In this installment of Critical Hit: A Major Spoilers Real Play Podcast: The team searches through the mine for the lost artifact, and meets someone who has a lot of answers.

Legion Clubhouse #164: Child of Darkness, Child of Light

Who is Validus? The shocking – SHOCKING – reveal happens this week!

Major Spoilers Podcast #1075: The TMNT Podcast

TURTLE POWER! We take a look at the beginning of the IDW Publishing series this week! We review Batman/Dylan Dog #3 from DC Comics, Uncanny Valley #2 from BOOM! Studios, and Atta Boy from Mad Cave Studios! There’s a lot to talk about, so let’s get going!

Munchkin Land #700: Ticket to Ride and Atomic Mass announce new games

This week, Dan has a rundown on Ticket to Ride South Korea, new Atomic Mass expansions, and more!

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Night Thrasher is Forced to Choose a Side in NIGHT THRASHER #4

Night Thrasher is forced to choose a side in the final battle for the soul of his city in Night Thrasher #4 on shelves & digital platforms Wednesday, April 24, 2024, from #JHoltham @nelsondaniel & #MarvelComics

Primer & Luke Discover A Secret in Primer #3

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Three New CUPHEAD Books From Dark Horse Will Keep Fans Turning The Pages in 2024

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The Batman Anthology Series Enters Its Second Year W/ Five Tremendous in Batman: The Brave the Bold #12

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Will A Solo Power Girl Fall Prey To An Intergalactic Biker Gang in Power Girl #9

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The world of comics is our gateway to happiness; comic books have the power to transport us into a world of unbridled imagination. Whether it is our favorite superheroes saving lives or tales of their superhuman strengths, this world appeals to us all. With a plethora of comic books, genres and comics-related news available, keeping track of what is new in the comics’ world can be a daunting task. This is where comic news sites can be a huge help. The more popular ones are the CBR and Newsarama which have been steadily covering comic news and creating content for years.

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16 Best Websites to Read Comics Online

Are you a fan of comics and graphic novels? Or are you just looking for a new form of entertainment? Either way, reading comics online is a great option. With the internet at our fingertips, we have access to countless websites that offer a vast selection of comics to choose from. From classic superhero tales to indie graphic novels, there’s something for everyone. In this article, we’ve rounded up the ten best websites to read comics online.

These sites offer a mix of free and paid options, as well as a variety of genres and styles to choose from. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a newcomer to the world of comics, these sites are sure to have something for you. So grab your favorite reading device and get ready to dive into the exciting world of online comics.

1. ComiXology

ComiXology is an online platform and app for purchasing and reading digital comics. It offers a vast library of comics from major publishers such as DC, Marvel, and Image , as well as independent creators. The website also has a feature called ComiXology Unlimited, which allows users to access a large selection of comics for a monthly subscription fee. In addition to comics, ComiXology also offers graphic novels, manga, and other forms of sequential art.

2. Marvel Unlimited

Marvel Unlimited is a digital subscription service offered by Marvel Comics. It allows subscribers to access a vast library of Marvel’s comics, including issues of popular series such as Spider-Man, Avengers, and X-Men. The service offers both new and back issues, with new issues being added to the library every week.

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Subscribers can access the comics through the Marvel Unlimited app, available on both iOS and Android devices, or through the Marvel Unlimited website. In addition to the comics, the service also includes exclusive member-only events and discounts on Marvel merchandise.

DC.com is a digital platform and streaming service that offers a wide range of content centered around the DC Comics universe. The platform includes a vast library of comics, as well as original TV shows, movies, and documentaries. The platform also offers a community forum where fans can discuss their favorite DC Comics characters and storylines. In addition to its streaming content, DC Universe also offers exclusive merchandise and interactive experiences for its members.

4. Crunchyroll

Crunchyroll is a streaming service that offers a wide variety of anime, manga, and Asian drama content. It was founded in 2006 and has since become one of the largest and most popular platforms for streaming anime and manga. One of the unique aspects of Crunchyroll is its strong focus on community, with features such as forums and the ability to comment on and discuss episodes as they air. Overall, Crunchyroll is a must-have for any fan of anime and manga.

Hoopla is a digital comic platform that allows users to borrow and read a wide variety of comics, graphic novels, and manga from their local library or school. It is available as a website or as a mobile app for iOS and Android devices. With Hoopla, users can easily search for and access thousands of comics from popular publishers such as Marvel, DC, Image, and more. It is a convenient and cost-effective way for comic fans to access and enjoy their favorite titles.

6. Comics Kingdom

Comics Kingdom is a digital platform that offers a wide variety of comics for readers to enjoy. The platform is updated daily with new content, so there is always something new to read. In addition to reading comics online, users can also access them through the Comics Kingdom app on their mobile devices. This website is a great resource for comic fans looking to discover new titles and enjoy their favorite strips.

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7. comic book plus.

Comic Book Plus is a digital comic book platform that offers a wide range of comics from various publishers and genres. It features a user-friendly interface and allows users to easily search for and browse through its extensive collection of comics. The platform also offers a variety of reading options, including the ability to read comics online or download them for offline reading. Comic Book Plus is a great resource for both avid comic book fans and casual readers alike, offering something for everyone. It is a great way to discover new comics and rediscover old favorites, all in one place.

8. ComicBook.com

ComicBook.com is a website and online platform that focuses on comics and related content, including news, reviews, and interviews with creators and industry professionals. It features a wide variety of comics from various publishers and genres, including superheroes, horror, fantasy, and science fiction.

The site also has a section dedicated to movies and TV shows based on comics, as well as video game and toy reviews. In addition to its extensive library of comics, ComicBook.com also offers exclusive content, such as original articles and podcasts. So, it is a great resource for all things related to the medium.

9. Digital Comics Museum

Digital Comics Museum is a digital platform that allows users to access and read a wide variety of classic and vintage comics from the golden and silver age of comics . The platform offers a user-friendly interface and high-quality scans of the comics, making it easy for users to navigate and enjoy the content. With a vast library of comics spanning multiple genres and decades, Digital Comics Museum is a treasure box for comic book enthusiasts and collectors. Digital Comics Museum is a fantastic resource for those looking to explore and discover the rich history of comics.

10. GoComics

GoComics is a popular online platform for reading and sharing comic strips and graphic novels. It features a wide variety of genres and styles, including newspaper comic strips, graphic novels, manga, and webcomics. The platform is constantly adding new content and updates, making it an excellent destination for both casual readers and dedicated fans of the medium. Overall, GoComics is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in comics and graphic novels.

11. Dark Horse Digital Comics

Dark Horse Comics is among the most popular comic book publishers in the world and as such, they have a long and storied history with famous series such as ‘Hellboy,’ ‘Umbrella Academy,’ ‘Star Wars,’ and many others. It just so happens that Dark Horse also has a platform for reading comics. It’s called Dark Horse Digital Comics , and if you’re not comfortable paying for entertainment, they have a free section.

Free comics are regularly refreshed so you can sneak a peak into wide variety of content.

12. Webtoon

Are you tired of established universes and mainstream franchises? If you’ve answered positively to this, your best bet to find something new and underground is on Webtoon. Webtoon is not only a platform for reading indie comics; it’s also a platform to create comics and build up a decent following.

Whether you are strictly a comic aficionado or you’re dreaming about being the next legendary storyteller, Webtoon is worth checking out.

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13. globalcomix.

Just like Webtoon, GlobalComix also offers a platform both to create and to read comics. While comics on the platform are mostly indiea, there are plenty of exciting stories to read and fantastic worlds to explore.

GlobalComix does business by using two models. There are comics that are completely free to read and there are some that require basically a subscription. Your subscription to GlobalComix goes almost straight to the comic book creators.

It’s true. Amazon is one of the best platforms on line to browse and get comics. Why? Because of its sheer size and the fact that you’re able to check out comics from all major global publishers in one place.

It also often offers substantial discounts, and allows you to track new releases that you’re excited about.

15. Barnes & Noble Free Nook Ebooks

Barnes & Noble usually deals with ebooks, but don’t be surprised that they also deal with digital graphic novels as well. And while the choice isn’t as large as when it comes to the biggest publishers on this list, they do have an excellent collection of comics that aren’t strictly Marvel and DC. A lot of them are also free; don’t miss out on these deals. It’s free, after all.

16. Old Comics at Pulpmagazines.org

If you’re looking for a place to visit, childhood nostalgia, and old comics, Pulpmagazines.org is your best bet. The place has everything from old DC and Marvel editions to audiocomics and pulp movies. The site is free and considering that comics are uploaded in PDF, means that you can access them from pretty much anywhere.

Have a website to add to this list? Let us know in the comments!

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Comic books aren't cheap! You can save a lot of money by using these sites to read comics online for free.

Where can you go to read comic books online for free, and legally? There are numerous options available to you.

Marvel and DC have gained a lot of new fans with their increased cinematic presence, meaning a boost to the comic book industry. Unfortunately, visiting your local comic book store can prove expensive. Single issues typically cost $3.99. Milestone issues and variants cost even more. And some people don't even live near a comic shop.

Thankfully, you can save some money by using these sites to read comics online for free and completely legally. No matter what kind of comics you're into, you should find them on the best sites for free comics.

1. Marvel Unlimited

Where do you go to read Marvel Comics online for free? Marvel Unlimited is the obvious answer, but most know it solely as a paid-for service. With a monthly or annual subscription, you get access to over 30,000 comics. Its corresponding mobile app is one of the best Marvel apps for comic book fans .

However, Unlimited offers a series of tasters, also giving you the chance to try out its smart panel interface. There's a good mix of big-name characters and lesser-known heroes, so you can explore plenty that the Marvel Universe has to offer.

Of course, you'll see a lot of debut series, but keep checking because it further features entire miniseries for you to enjoy, including comics related to current and previous shows and films, like Marvel's Hero Project on Disney+ and digital-exclusive "Infinity Comics" related to the Loki TV series. If you enjoy the app, you can join Marvel Unlimited with monthly or annual subscriptions. This includes downloads for offline reading, creator and character spotlights, and plenty more fantastic Marvel Unlimited features .

2. DC Universe Infinite

Where can you go to read DC Comics online? DC Kids used to be a good option, and while it still features animations (for which the company is greatly celebrated, giving youngsters a good entry-point into comics), its comic selection has dwindled to nothing. Instead, then, there's DC Universe Infinity, the major publisher's alternative to Marvel Unlimited.

But this is region-locked, so isn't available to everyone. At the time of writing, readers in the UK, for instance, are exempt, as the main app that supports the free issues isn't ready yet.

If you're in America, Canada, or other select locations, however, you can enjoy a small but fair sample of freebies, notably issues released as part of Free Comic Book Day, an annual event in May that purports to help draw fans into independent comic book stores.

You'll find the big names here, i.e. Superman, Batman, and the Suicide Squad, so it's a decent way of introducing yourself or others to the worlds of DC.

If you want to read comics online, Libby is an ideal choice. It's brought to you by your local library service, you get a whole host of free stuff to borrow for 21 days. Plus, if you're not sure you'd like a particular title, you can read a sample before borrowing properly.

There are sections for kids and teenagers, or you can just browse a wide archive of graphic novels, magazines, and even audiobooks.

You need a library card, but because this app is sponsored by local libraries all across the world, you can actually request a card from your nearest library. You can borrow up to 10 titles at one time and download them for free too, so if you're going on vacation and can't guarantee internet access, this is a top choice.

4. Dark Horse's Free Books

Dark Horse is a great heavy-hitter with the license for numerous much-loved franchises. The company's Free Books page is a reflection of that, which also acts as a great way of getting newcomers into comics.

Let's say you have a friend who loves Stranger Things. Get them hooked by introducing them to the free comics! Maybe you love playing Overwatch. Why not take some time away from the PlayStation by sampling Dark Horse's miniseries expanding on that world?

Other popular brands you'll find here include Minecraft, The Umbrella Academy, Hellboy, Avatar, and Mass Effect.

5. DriveThru Comics

You won't find the big two here: Marvel and DC are absent from the list of publishers on DriveThru. However, there's a large collection of books with a variety of comics that span genres and styles. And you will find Marvel and DC's bigger competitors, like Valiant Comics, Top Cow, and Aspen Comics.

Most first issues are free, and if you like the series, you can buy subsequent issues from the store. Many of those that aren't free are available on a pay-what-you-want basis.

DriveThru's filters can be used to browse genres, formats, publishers, and prices. Use them to narrow down the selection of comics and start exploring. It's hard to know what you'll find here, but DriveThru is always a good place to read free comics online.

6. Amazon Best Sellers

You might not think of Amazon as a good place to find free comic books. But there's a surprising amount of free content available if you know where to look.

Start on the Comics and Graphic Novels Best Sellers list, then click Top 100 Free to see the most popular free titles available for download. That's DC, Marvel, Dark Horse, Image, and lots more.

You can also filter the list by genre on the left of the screen, helping you find the comics you're interested in. The list is updated hourly, so check back regularly for new titles. In a way, it's essentially an aggregate of free content, so if you're not sure where to start off, this is the best place to explore.

7. Digital Comic Museum

If you'd like to see the genesis of the comic book medium, check out the Digital Comic Museum. You can spend days reading free comic books from the Golden Age (i.e. 1930s to 1950s).

The titles and characters may not be familiar—though Captain Marvel, now widely known as Shazam, does show up—but you can see how the Golden Age books had a strong influence on today's works.

You won't find modern comic books here. Nonetheless, it's fun to browse through the classic titles from 70+ years ago and see how the artwork and storytelling have changed. Today's publishers stand on the shoulders of giants.

8. Comic Book Plus

Established in 2006, Comic Book Plus takes a similar stance to the Digital Comic Museum, showcasing Golden and Silver Age comics in the public domain.

Except this site goes above and beyond the call of duty. It's an archive celebrating the whole genre, meaning it includes a number of features you won't find elsewhere. There are sections devoted to fanzines, pulp fiction, non-English comics, newspapers and magazines, adverts, booklets, public information posters, and even coloring books.

Comic Book Plus is a great resource for comic book fans, graphic designers, and historians. Once you start exploring, it's incredibly difficult to stop.

9. GoComics

Not all comics feature superheroes. Comics are a part of everyday life—that's evident from the number of humor strips you can find in newspapers. Comics are enjoying a resurgence, and you can take full advantage of this if you know the best comic book websites to visit . And GoComics is your top resource for syndicated strips.

There are two subscription options: free and paid. Fortunately, the former is all you really need (although we encourage readers to support the service). GoComics offers a massive catalog including lesser-known cartoons and popular names like Peanuts, Dilbert, and Calvin and Hobbes.

Plus there are two categories for our favorite Monday-hating cat: Garfield and Garfield Classics!

10. ElfQuest

Elfquest is an award-winning independent comic that has been running since the late 1970s. Every issue released before 2014 is available for free on its website.

If you like sprawling fantasy worlds, this is for you. There are several series available that detail the adventures of different characters and story arcs.

The series has now concluded with the Final Quest story arc, available from Dark Horse. The publisher has also released the complete ElfQuest series in collected editions. But you can get a good head-start on the series by reading the rest of the comics online for free.

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These sites let you read comics online for free and, most importantly, legally.

You can revisit your favorites, explore the works of different publishers and creative teams, and get a glimpse into the past to see what the Golden Age of comics was like. All free of charge.

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How Much is the Search Traffic for the Top 8 Comic News Sites Worth?

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$670,000. That’s the estimated value of all the desktop and mobile traffic that visited Comicbook.com in September. Simply put – you’d have to spend just shy of 700 grand (over a 30-day period) to generate the online exposure that ComicBook.com receives organically. Sweet Christmas!

Over the past two decades, comic news sites have transformed from hobby sites to full blown media properties that are now part of lucrative digital portfolios.

Some of the top sites are newer properties owned by media networks while others have been slogging it out since the early 2000’s harkening back to an era before comic book movies swallowed the universe.

Three events in 2016 caused me to want to look under the hood of 8 of the largest sites.

First: the sale of the web’s largest (and one of the oldest) comic news sites, Comic Book Resources (now CBR.com) to ValNet Inc – an online media publisher.

Second: June 2016 was the biggest sales month for comics in 20 years.

And third: Most of this year’s major comic book films have opened – except Marvel’s Doctor Strange – and we’re apparently hurtling towards “ peak superhero ” at the movie theaters.

Image source: Comics Alliance & Dylan Todd

So what did I find? Several things…

The comic news sites at the top of the food chain are doing big numbers both regarding traffic and $$$.

• There is 10x more monetary value in ranking for comic movie terms than there are for the books in which they are based. Makes sense as the box office receipts for an individual film (like say Captain America: Civil War) is larger than the annual revenue of the entire comic book industry – for North America at least.
• A lot of the sites have hundreds of thousands of pages indexed due to the massive amounts user generated content in the forums. Forums have been a mainstay of comic book fandom since the advent of the internet.
• A few of the sites are bringing in equal or greater amounts of search traffic on mobile via just 8-10% of the keyword searches through desktop.

But first a quick explanation of some of the metrics used for this analysis…

Domain Authority is a score (on a 100-point scale) developed by Moz that predicts how well a website will rank on search engines. [ source ] The next six metrics were all gathered from using SEMrush  – a digital tool that is specific to finding profitable keywords via analytics. SEMrush Rank : a complete listing of the top 100,000 domains in SEMrush’s database, ranked in order of their keywords and estimated traffic coming. Keywords : The number of keywords bringing users to the website via Google’s top 100 organic search results. Traffic : The number of users expected to visit the website in the following month on condition that average monthly organic traffic stays relatively the same. Traffic Cost : Estimated price of organic keywords in Google AdWords. Total Backlinks : The number of links pointing to the queried website. Referring Domains : The number of domains pointing to the queried URL. First Page Rankings : A random sampling of keywords that the specified site ranks for organically on the first page of Google. On average, 71.33% of searches result in a page one organic click.

All research was done on Tuesday, September 27th. So keep in mind that the data (traffic / rankings) fluctuates minute to minute online. View this as a snapshot.

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Comic Book Resources was founded by Jonah Weiland in 1995. On April 4, 2016, Weiland announced that the site had been sold to ValNet Inc., a company that is known for its acquisition of other media properties such as Screenrant. The site was relaunched as CBR.com on August 23, 2016.

Formerly as ComicBookResources.com (data pulled in July 2016) Desktop KEYWORDS : 375K TRAFFIC : 373K TRAFFIC COST : $351K Mobile KEYWORDS : 17.6K TRAFFIC : 197K TRAFFIC COST : $191K

As we can see – CBR.com is quickly recovering from its migration over from the old domain name. Moving an almost 2 million page website over to a new domain is a massive undertaking.

Currently as CBR.com

Desktop KEYWORDS : 111K TRAFFIC : 219K TRAFFIC COST : $250K Mobile KEYWORDS : 5.3K TRAFFIC : 158K TRAFFIC COST : $181K

First Page Rankings : cyclops x men sunglasses, comic book shows, dc comics sales, comic news, most valuable comic books, the most expensive comic book, steve ditko, harley quinn classic costume, pretty in pink original ending

TOTAL BACKLINKS : 657K / REFERRING DOMAINS : 7.3K Google Indexed Pages : 1,790,000 Facebook  : 1,581,982 followers / Twitter  : 187K Domain Authority : 39 SEMrush Rank : 5.4K

Top 3 Posts on CBR.com by Social Shares: Sept.2015 – Sept.2016 With these ‘Star Wars’ shower heads, you’ll feel the Force (of the water)

Neil Patrick Harris Joins Netflix’s ‘A Series of Unfortunate Events’ in Lead Role

5-year-old with Cerebral Palsy celebrates Halloween in custom Millennium Falcon

Newsarama has been a mainstay on the internet for 21 years now. It began life in the summer of 1995 as a series of forum postings on the Prodigy comic boards. After several iterations – including life as a comic news column on several prominent sites in the early 2000’s – Newsarama.com ended up on Kevin Smith’s ViewAskew.com network of sites.

The site has changed owners several times over the past decade. Imaginova acquired it in 2007. TopTenREVIEWS snapped it up in October 2009. It now resides in the portfolio of Purch Group, Inc. formerly known as TechMediaNetworks.

Desktop KEYWORDS : 139K TRAFFIC : 224K TRAFFIC COST : $98.3K Mobile KEYWORDS : 11.5K TRAFFIC : 170K TRAFFIC COST : $89.8K

First Page Rankings : marvel comics news, dc and marvel movies, best comic crossovers, super villains marvel, female heroes and villains, upcoming marvel superhero movies, new comic book movies, comics to read, free comic book websites, famous comic books

TOTAL BACKLINKS : 229K / REFERRING DOMAINS : 3.4K Google Indexed Pages : 188,000 Facebook : 319,822 followers / Twitter : 52.6K / YouTube : 8,045 subscribers SEMrush Rank : 7.1K Domain Authority : 78

Top 3 Posts on Newsarama by Social Shares: Sept.2015 – Sept.2016 STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS Supercut Brings All Trailers Together

WIZARD WORLD Announces New Comic Convention … On a Cruise Ship

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ComicsAlliance began life as part of AOL’s media network. AOL shut the site down in April of 2013. They were back up and running in June of the same year. They are currently part of the ScreenCrush Network owned by Townsquare Media   who also have XXL, PopCrush, Consequence of Sound, Gorilla vs. Bear and Brooklyn Vegan in their portfolio of sites.

Desktop KEYWORDS : 182K TRAFFIC : 192K TRAFFIC COST : $116K Mobile KEYWORDS : 18.1K TRAFFIC : 198K TRAFFIC COST : $103K

First Page Rankings : shazam and captain marvel, x men news, design superhero costume, super movies, dc facts, superhero couples list, comic websites, superhero color, custom batman converse, pulp fiction cover art

TOTAL BACKLINKS : 75.3K / REFERRING DOMAINS : 3.0K Facebook : 109,266 followers / Twitter : 124K / YouTube : 114,104 subscribers / Instagram : 13.3k followers SEMrush Rank : 9.4K Domain Authority : 71 Google Indexed Pages : 74,500

Top 3 Posts on Comics Alliance by Social Shares: Sept.2015 – Sept.2016 50th Anniversary ‘Ultraman’ Marathon Airing This Sunday

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Desktop KEYWORDS : 159K TRAFFIC : 264K TRAFFIC COST : $454K Mobile KEYWORDS : 9.9K TRAFFIC : 242K TRAFFIC COST : $202K

First Page Rankings : superhero movies, upcoming superhero movies, spiderman costumes, origin of batman, dc and marvel movies, comic book movie news, best female action movies, superhero movie trailers, latest super hero movies, cartoon superheroes, superhero movies 2016

TOTAL BACKLINKS : 79.3K / REFERRING DOMAINS : 2.3K Facebook : 183,764 followers / Twitter : 57.8K SEMrush Rank : 5.7K Domain Authority : 68 Google Indexed Pages : 1,450,000

Top 3 Posts on SuperHeroHype by Social Shares: Sept.2015 – Sept.2016 Deadpool Banner Takes Film’s Marketing in New Direction

Tom Hiddleston Reveals Why Loki Was Cut from Avengers: Age of Ultron

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Comics publisher Avatar Press owns the comics news site Bleeding Cool , helmed by British comics creator and columnist Rich Johnston. The site launched in 2009.

Desktop KEYWORDS : 190K TRAFFIC : 108K TRAFFIC COST : $49.4K Mobile KEYWORDS : 10.3K TRAFFIC : 104K TRAFFIC COST : $37.8K

First Page Rankings : disney movies available on netflix, independent comic book publishers, disney on netflix, how to open a comic book store, harry potter comic book, comic books news, batgirl and batman, superman news, conservative comics, wonder woman logo

TOTAL BACKLINKS : 193K / REFERRING DOMAINS: 3.3K Facebook : 35,292 followers / Twitter : 66.8K followers SEMrush Rank : 11.4K Domain Authority : 73 Google Indexed Pages : 231,000

Top 3 Posts on Bleeding Cool by Social Shares: Sept.2015 – Sept.2016

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In 2007, Joe Blackmon and a partner created ComicBook.com, an online site dedicated to news surrounding comic creations and related pop culture. In 2012, he began focusing on the site full time, generating as many as 1.7 million unique visitors per month and two consecutive years of triple-digit traffic growth. [ source ]

KEYWORDS : 316K TRAFFIC : 387K TRAFFIC COST : $452K Mobile KEYWORDS : 26K TRAFFIC : 364K TRAFFIC COST : $218K

First Page Rankings : norman reedus car accident, superhero business cards, batman having sex, walking dead carpet, high resolution star wars images, spider woman movie, walking dead teasers, spoilers for the walking dead, new spawn movie, marvel movies 2016, comic book

TOTAL BACKLINKS : 84.8K / REFERRING DOMAINS : 2.8K Facebook : 4,619,231 followers / Twitter : 88.6K followers / YouTube : 154,527 subscribers SEMrush Rank : 4.3K Domain Authority : 71 Google Indexed Pages : 220,000

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It’s one of the last big sites that still focuses primarily on comic books – rather than the movies based on them. The site generated $45,000 worth of online exposure in September. That’s outstanding!

Desktop KEYWORDS : 46.5K TRAFFIC : 20.3K TRAFFIC COST : $27.9K Mobile KEYWORDS : 2.7K TRAFFIC : 19.8K TRAFFIC COST : $17K

First Page Rankings : comic book drawing, drawing comic books, american manga, comics sales, comic store for sale, tablet for comics, comic book writing format, comic con tickets sold out, how to draw comic books, comic writing software, walking dead sales

TOTAL BACKLINKS : 41.1K / REFERRING DOMAINS : 1.2K Facebook : 8,237 followers / Twitter : (The Beat) 6,134 followers, Heidi   20.4K SEMrush Rank : 56.7 Domain Authority : 65 Google Indexed Pages : 60,400

Top 3 Posts on The Beat by Social Shares: Sept.2015 – Sept.2016 Philadelphia woman opens comics shop that focuses on diversity and coffee

Artist Buzz calls for #occupyartistalley movement to stop rip-off print vendors

Guest Column: I’ve had it with The Walking Dead over how it portrays Black men

Desktop KEYWORDS : 114K TRAFFIC : 119K TRAFFIC COST : $86.4K Mobile KEYWORDS : 4.3K TRAFFIC : 62.6K TRAFFIC COST : $19.6K

First Page Rankings : x men vs avengers movie, superman video game, new superman games, comic book news, green lantern and flash, marvel images, marvel spiderman costume, bad spiderman costume, spider man eyes, batman vs superman costume

TOTAL BACKLINKS : 14.3K / REFERRING DOMAINS : 691 Facebook : 684,439 followers / Twitter : 9,337 followers SEMrush Rank : 13.2K Domain Authority : 49 Google Indexed Pages : 109,000

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That’s why we have this semi-regular open thread dedicated to helping you, our dear readers, find the perfect comic to read right now. Looking for the current best superhero ongoing to get hooked on? We’ve got you. Want a new manga to deep dive on? We’ve got you there, too. Want the most anticipated indie doorstop graphic novel of the summer? Do you even have to ask?

From 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. EDT, I will be in the comments section down below answering your questions and fielding requests for what you should read. We previously programmed this as a weekly movie column but will be moving that version to a monthly schedule with more, non-movie recommendation threads coming your way week over week, from games to TV to today’s subject, comics!

I should add that this is also a great place to share what you’ve been reading , if you want to talk about that with your fellow Polygon readers! Participation is very welcome, even without questions.

A little bit about me, your curator for this go-round: I’m Susana Polo, Polygon’s entertainment editor — but I used to be known as our comics editor, and comics will always be the media love of my life. While I’m a truly voracious devourer of all things sequential art, superheroes are my soul and center. If you’ve always wanted to know where to start with a character, a team, or even a whole continuity, I can definitely steer you in the right direction. And probably make you fall in love with Elongated Man in the process.

Lately, on top of keeping up with my favorite cape comics every week, I hotly anticipate new issues of the monster hunter horror book Something is Killing the Children , the adventure fantasy epic Kaya , and the space marine opera The Forged . And I’ve undertaken the long project of broadening my manga horizons by reading along with the Mangasplaining podcast , which has me picking up some incredible works, like A Journal of My Father , Phoenix , and A Bride’s Story .

Now it’s time to turn it around to you. What would you like to read this weekend (or what are you planning to read)? Leave a request in the comments and I’ll get to it between 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. EDT (your lovely comics expert has a hard out, so we’ll be shifting the usual window earlier this week). Details help — let me know what you’re looking for, some idea of your taste as a comics reader, and any other relevant info you feel like sharing (like the subscription services you have access to, whether you want something finished or ongoing, or what it was about the last comic you read you’re looking to emulate, if anything).

Here are two examples of good queries from last week’s games edit ion :

See you in the comments at 3:30 p.m. EDT! Fire away your requests in the meantime.

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THE SANDMAN: New BTS Photo Gives Us A Better Look At Esmé Creed-Miles As Delirium

Following yesterday's official teaser, a new behind-the-scenes photo from the set of The Sandman gives us a better look at Esmé Creed-Miles as the youngest of The Endless, Delirium...

Netflix finally unveiled an official teaser for the second season of The Sandman yesterday, and it featured a first glimpse of Esmé Creed-Miles as Delirium, Adrian Lester as Destiny, and Barry Sloane as The Prodigal.

Though we did get to see Delirium's face, her full visage was somewhat obscured, and this new behind-the-scenes photo gives us a better look at the Hanna star in-costume as the youngers of The Endless.

In Neil Gaiman's comics, Delirium is the current manifestation of the being that started out as Delight. The character is a little... mixed up, but is loyal to her family and proves to be an invaluable ally to Dream during the events of "Brief Lives."

Check out the photo below along with yesterday's teaser.

Esmé Creed-Miles (Delirium) and Mason Alexander Park (Desire) behind-the-scenes of 'THE SANDMAN' season 2! pic.twitter.com/18XNwlRJjy — Sandman News (@SandmanNews) May 20, 2024

The Endless have finally assembled: Introducing Adrian Lester as Destiny, Esmé Creed-Miles as Delirium and Barry Sloane as the Prodigal in the next season of THE SANDMAN. pic.twitter.com/1rzEqyfQUB — Netflix (@netflix) May 20, 2024

We still don't have a return date for The Sandman, but  WhatsOnNetflix  did recently reveal the titles of the first six (of what is believed to be 12 in total) episodes.

The Song of Orpheus

More Devils Than Vast Hell Can Hold

Brief Lives

Family Blood

The Ruler of Hell

Season of Mists

If you've read the comic, these titles will make a lot more sense, but if this is indeed just the first of two volumes, it seems clear that season 2 will fully adapt both the "Brief Lives" and "Season of Mists" arcs, before possibly even moving on to "The Kindly Ones."

Gaiman shared the following message to fans when the series officially resumed filming.

"We never know where our dreams will take us. Thirty-five years ago today, the first issue of The Sandman was released and set many people and characters on paths that seemed, even at the time, so unlikely as to be impossible. Back then most comics featured superheroes. Sandman wasn’t that. It wasn’t like anything else, but magically (the magic consisting of hard work, youthful overconfidence, and some key people who believed in the vision) we were given the opportunity to tell the story I had in my head and bring Morpheus and the rest of the Endless to life.

A little over 36 years ago, in October 1987, the worst storm in at least 500 years left my house without power and my family trapped in our little village by fallen trees, and I spent my time writing an outline for the first eight issues of Sandman.

Thirteen months later, in November 1988, the first issue of Sandman hit the comics shops. Like those who walk a path in Destiny’s garden, I look back and see one clear path stretching behind me. At times on this journey the way forward seemed impossible, and I don’t think I could have conceived of the impact that these characters would have on individuals or on the world. When I look at the path ahead, though, I don’t see darkness. I see how the world of The Sandman continues to grow and evolve and take new forms.

This week we officially restart production on the next sequence of stories of The Sandman for Netflix. Genius showrunner Allan Heinberg and the countless people in front of and behind the camera are building something endlessly special, and bringing these stories to life in a way that would once have been unimaginable.

A journey is beginning that will take us from Destiny’s garden to Hell, from the Heart of the Dreaming to Ancient Greece and revolutionary France, and from there to places even I cannot quite imagine on the screen. I will be patient. Good things are coming."

35 years ago today, the first issue of The Sandman comic was released. This week, The Sandman officially restarts production. In the words of @neilhimself , "Good things are coming." pic.twitter.com/oLCU7UpFuL — The Sandman (@Netflix_Sandman) November 29, 2023

Have you watched The Sandman yet? You can check out our review here.

"There is another world that waits for all of us when we close our eyes and sleep — a place called the Dreaming, where The Sandman, Master of Dreams (Tom Sturridge), gives shape to all of our deepest fears and fantasies. But when Dream is unexpectedly captured and held prisoner for a century, his absence sets off a series of events that will change both the dreaming and waking worlds forever. To restore order, Dream must journey across different worlds and timelines to mend the mistakes he’s made during his vast existence, revisiting old friends and foes, and meeting new entities — both cosmic and human — along the way."

The Sandman stars Tom Sturridge as Dream, Kirby Howell Baptiste as Death, Boyd Holbrook as The Corinthian, Donna Preston as Despair, Stephen Fry as Gilbert, Mason Alexander Park as Desire, Charles Dance as black magician Roderick Burgess, and Sanjeeve Bhaskar as Cain. Joely Richardson plays Ethel Cripps, while David Thewlis takes on the role of her son John Dee, aka the deranged Dr. Destiny.

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Digital comic subscriptions are better than paper, here's why.

Don't even think about ink.

Key Takeaways

• Subscription services make more sense for readers than collectors due to accessibility and convenience.
• All comics become accessible through subscription services, preserving the medium's history.
• The high-quality scans of classic comics on modern screens enhance the artistry and viewing experience.

Comic books are awesome, but with the rise of Netflix-style comic (and manga) subscription services, things are better than ever for those of us who like to have lots of pictures in our books. In fact, I think it's making physical paper comics the worse choice for most people, and here's why.

I Want to Read, Not Collect

There are two major branches of the comic book hobby—reading and collecting. Almost everyone reads, but not everyone collects. Even for those who collect, it's usually just certain specific books in a series they think might be worth something one day, or certain series they want to own for any reason at all.

In my case, I just want to read the stories. If that sounds like you, then subscription services like Marvel Unlimited or DC Universe Infinite are the perfect choice. You can start at a sensible spot in a series, even the very first issue of a comic that would sell for a fortune on paper, and then just read them in order. To me, this is much more useful than having a dozen long-boxes in the basement for stories that I'll almost certainly only ever read once. Since I have no interest in "investing" in comic books, subscriptions just make that much more sense.

All Comics Are Accessible

These services give you access to a back catalog of comics that are simply unobtainable in physical form. They are either too expensive, were never sold in your country or region, or there just aren't any copies left. Using subscription services, you get access to the pristine archival copies kept by the people who made the comics. Of course, no collection is perfect, so some issues will likely be missing, or not included for legal reasons, but by and large, subscribing to a comic book service puts that outlet's entire history at your fingertips. Preserving those books for current and future generations, and solving the issue of dropping into comics decades after it all started.

Classic Comic Scans Look Incredible

This is going to vary from book to book, and from company to company, but at least for Marvel Unlimited, I have found the quality of even their oldest books to be astounding. Modern screens are great, and reading comics on my iPad's mini-LED screen is a mind-blowing experience. Even if you found paper copies of these books, they'd most likely be in terrible condition, and they were printed to be intentionally disposable to begin with. I'd go as far as saying that these scans of pre-digital comics are the definitive way to experience them.

You Can Appreciate the Art More Than Ever

A great modern screen, high-quality scans, and the ability to pinch and zoom mean I can appreciate the art of comic books more than ever. Whether it's classic comics from the Silver Age or the latest digital art issues, you can really see the details and artistry. Not everyone will agree, of course, but I've always found comic books to look rather dull on the page, and having a digital copy on a modern screen is the superior experience for me.

Next-Gen ePaper Might Be Even Better

While I prefer to read my digital Western comics on a regular screen, I like to read manga on my eReade r, since they are mostly black and white anyway. Color ePaper is becoming more affordable and better at its job, so perhaps at some point in the future, large color eReaders may offer the best of both worlds. They still look rather washed out compared to a screen in my opinion, but perhaps some future version of the technology will give us the vibrancy and detail of cutting-edge LCDs or OLEDs, with the positive attributes of paper.

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