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Free Access To Marvel, DC Comic and Japanese Manga
By
Chen Shun
/
11 May 2020 (Monday)
Do you enjoy watching DC, Marvel or even Japanese animated movies? With the closure of theatres, we are far from attending any of those soon. But comic can be a form of relieve while we await the opening of cinemas again. We have listed a few places where you can read comics for FREE!
Marvel
Platforms
: Web, Android, iOS
Cost
: Free, Pay-Per-Issue, Monthly Subscription
Avengers, Fantastic Four, X-men. Sound familiar? All those heroes hail from Marvel! Ever wished for crossovers bigger than
Avengers: Endgame
? All your dreams can come through with comic!
Comixology
Platforms
: Web, Android, iOS
Cost
: Free, Pay-Per-Issue, Monthly Subscription
Comixology is letting you read 16 issues from different titles now! From classics like Ninja Turtle, Hellboy and Black Panther, this is a chance you won’t want to miss!
Comic Walker
Platform
: Web
Cost
: Free
Comic Walker is amongst the biggest manga publishers in Japan. On their website, they publish many of their works for you to read for free. If you sign up, there are extra features like creating a library of favourites and getting notifications when a new issue is published.
VIZ(ShonenJump)
Platforms
: Web, Android, iOS
Cost
: Free, $1.99/month
If Marvel and DC are known for their comic in the US, Shonen Jump is the equivalent to that in Japan. It’s one of the oldest, most popular (and arguably the best) weekly manga magazines available today.
Can’t wait to start reading? I have been binging on comics from Marvel and Shonen Jump myself! Let us know which comic was the best in the comments below!
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