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Scroll down for the full list of comics included in the sale and when to buy them: The New DC Universe Sale: Week 1 (6/2 - 6/8)ĭeathstroke: Deathstroke (2011) #1-20, Deathstroke (2014) #1-6 These sale prices are available through the DC Digital Store, iBooks,, Google Play, Kindle Store, Nook Store, and iVerse ComicsPlus. Each issue in the sale will be reduced to a price of $.99, a discount of anywhere from 50% to 80% depending on the current digital price. Every book included in the sale is connected to DC's relaunch lineup, whether it's a currently ongoing series like Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's Batman or an older series like Garth Ennis and John McCrea's Hitman. "The New DC Universe Sale" will be divided across three weeks this month and include a total of 1291 back-issues. Labeled "The New DC Universe Sale," it's designed to celebrate the company's post-Convergence relaunch and the "DC YOU" marketing initiative. “With the addition of DC and DC Vertigo titles we’re providing more convenience and a great opportunity for readers to discover and explore some of the best stories comics have to offer at no additional cost to their current Prime, Kindle Unlimited or ComiXology Unlimited subscription.DC has announced a massive digital comics sale that will span nearly 1300 issues. “We are thrilled to now include an incredible selection of DC’s vast library of superheroes and DC Vertigo titles as part of ComiXology Unlimited, Kindle Unlimited, and Prime Reading, bringing an even bigger benefit to all our subscription members,” ComiXology CEO and co-founder David Steinberger said in a statement.
The same attitude might explain the new Amazon partnership.
That changed with last year’s launch of its own DC Universe streaming service, which features a constantly changing curated list of comic material, intended to act as an introduction to DC’s comic book catalog for curious newcomers. Discovery CEO David Zaslav Talks "Weak" Advertising Market, DC Plans and HBO Lossesįor some time, DC had been the holdout on the service - Marvel signed on in May 2017, despite having its own Marvel Unlimited subscription plan - and has traditionally been resistant to subscription plans in general.
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