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My eyes just glazed over upon trying to read all of this text. Maybe that's why I like comics more than prose.

Glad to see Marvel enter the arena. Even though I think $1.99 is still too high for older material. But seeing those huge runs now available made me think of something for the first time - Are these apps somewhat doomed for long-term digital comic purchases? I have the Comixology one and from what I can tell, the comics are just tied to the app. At some point, I'll be forced to delete stuff ...

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I actually expected worse after the last promo. The 3D-ish aspect was interesting, but yeah still kind of creepy. Like JeffR mentioned, there's much more incentive to getting the Spider-Woman motion comic b/c you get it ahead of the actual comic, so it's new material rather than seeing an existing comic we already are familiar with converted to motion. I'd hope they'd continue and try releasin...

I've really enjoyed both episodes so far. Sure motion comics have their drawbacks, but none of them are dealbreakers so far with SW so far. After seeing the Astonishing preview, I think I actually prefer more static images than having too much animated on the screen. I bought a season pass to it (wonder how many episodes that is) and plan on watching the motion comic instead of reading the i...

While I think it's a good thing overall, the exclusivity really makes me hesitate in fully applauding. I would hate for different publishers/series to be released in different places or even worse, across different applications. Having everything be released through one channel (Longbox/iTunes/whatever) would just be so much easier for the consumer, although I realize that might not be in...

The screen shots look super sharp and awesome (or is that just b/c they used Phonogram as the example?). The potential for discounted trades related to singles you bought is really exciting to me most of all as the double dipping is a huge barrier for entry to me.