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The big question: Will digital and print versions be available on the same day?
So much for that, then. Wake me up when they're released at the same time, with a full catalog, and no expiration on the issue's purchase.Batmatt Beyond said:The big question: Will digital and print versions be available on the same day?
From what I understand, there'll be a six-month delay between print and digital, and it will only be available for select (i.e. popular) titles.
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I've been hearing good things about the iPad, but at the moment it would just be an expensive toy and I don't have the money. Also marvel hasn't produced much that I like in years so there is no real incentive here. But it might be the wave of the future. Still once the power goes out I can't read and iPad with a candle and I've done that with comic books in some power failures.
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Marvel has refused to answer any retailer questions about the app. "Wait for the official announcement""Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read." -Groucho Marx
Check out the Secret Headquarters (my store) website! It's a pretty lame website, but I did it myself, so tough noogies
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Batmatt Beyond said:
Well, if your iPad battery was fully charged, you could read for a few hours. :)
Up to 12 hours, I've read.
I think Marvel's $1.99 price point will be a problem, too.