Dynamite Entertainment has announced it will now accept the much-discussed virtual currency Bitcoin as payment on its recently launched online storefront for DRM-free digital comics. Created in 2009, Bitcoin is an online payment system that […]
It’s always a great feeling when you find good comics in a place you weren’t suspecting. But as a reader, fan and journalist, I was surprised at how good the DC Comics digital titles are. […]
Here’s Mark Millar explaining why he doesn’t want his creator-owned comics to be released in digital the same day as print: Digital comics are like TV rights to me in that they’re the tertiary phase […]
The crash of comiXology’s servers over the weekend brings home a nagging detail to digital comics that deserves renewed attention: the lack of a file for consumers to keep. The current model for most digital […]
In case you hadn’t already read, cartoonist Kyle Baker on Tuesday casually made put up on his website free digital versions of eight of his creator-owned graphic novels. That includes acclaimed works like Why I […]
Robot 6 have an excellent interview with Mark Waid of Thrillbent about his digital comics experience and processes! Almost eight months ago, at Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo, Mark Waid unveiled his grand experiment in digital comics,Thrillbent. […]
Two interesting numbers have emerged out of DC Entertainment’s announcement that its monthly titles are finally available on Amazon’s Kindle Store, Apple’s iBookstore and Barnes & Noble’s Nook Store — and if it’s one thing […]
This from the Robot 6 team at CBR: Back in July when Mark Waid announced that Thrillbent — his digital comics portal — would be ramping up to phase two (as detailed in CBR News […]
Everyone may be talking ab out this summer’s face-off between the Avengers and this X-Men, but that fight is patty-cake compared to the drawn-out gang war between Marvel and Capcom. As shown in a string […]
Michael Murphy gives some great interviews and it’s interesting to hear his thoughts on digital comics: Over the past few weeks, we’ve had a barrage of press releases from comiXology about exclusive deals it’s made […]
A group of comics creators have banned together under the name Artist Alley Comics and plan to launch several digital comics at Heroes Con in June. The group includes our own Michael May and artist Jason Copland, who will relaunch their Kill All Monsters comic […]
Some interesting points here – I for one find it a lot easier to find the nonindependent titles digitally! Terry Moore announced on his blog last week that he will release his comics digitally via comiXology, beginning […]
Most webcomics creators figure that once they have put up their comic in a free format that is accessible to everybody, they have done their bit. Jim Zubkavich is taking it another step: […]
To absolutely no-one’s surprise, I keep circling around Archie Comics’ announcement of their revival of their Red Circle characters in something approaching a mix of confusion and awe. There’s something there that […]
Follwing on from my report last week about IDW’s mobile and digital strategy. CBR’s Robot 6 have some further thoughts: Y’see, the potential digital audience doesn’t have the same biases and preferences as the direct […]
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