What is Marvel Unlimited and how does it work?

What is Marvel Unlimited and how does it work?

Marvel Unlimited is Marvel’s premier digital comics subscription service. Subscribers gain instant access to over 28,000 digital comics, all for one low price. Access over 80 years of comic books through the Marvel Unlimited app, or your web browser.

Where can I download the Marvel Unlimited app?

The free Marvel Unlimited app can be downloaded from iTunes ® or Google Play. What books are included in Marvel Unlimited? We’ve selected some of our favorite titles to include in the Marvel Unlimited collection.

How do I cancel my Marvel Unlimited subscription?

Cancel your subscription through the «Marvel Unlimited Membership Management» page by logging in to your account and then going to the following link: https://mu.marvel.com/account/index.html and selecting «Cancel Subscription» and then clicking the «Cancel Subscription» button on the pop-up modal.

How do I get a 10% discount on Marvel Unlimited?

*** Marvel Unlimited Annual Plus members in good standing (as determined by Marvel in its sole discretion) will receive a 10% promo code applicable to select purchases at shopDisney.com, including Marvel products at shopDisney.com/Marvel, emailed monthly to the email linked to the Annual Plus membership.

Marvel Unlimited, formerly known as Marvel Digital Comics Unlimited, is an online service by Marvel Comics that distributes past issues of their comics via the Internet.

When did the Marvel Digital Comics Unlimited reader come out?

On October 13, 2009 Marvel launched an upgraded version of the comic viewer, dubbed the Marvel Digital Comics Unlimited Reader 3.0. The new digital comics reader added a number of new features including full screen mode, thumbnails for all pages, and easier ways of finding books related to the one being read.

What are some of the Marvel Comics exclusives?

The initial release of exclusives included a Fin Fang Four story by Scott Gray and Roger Langridge, Marvels Channel: Monsters, Myths and Marvels by Frank Tieri and Juan Santacruz, American Eagle: Just a Little Old-Fashioned Justice by Jason Aaron and Kid Colt by Tom DeFalco.