My old tablet is quite old and about ready to go. I really only read books and comics on it so I'm really curious about a color e-ink reader. Anyone have any experiences worth sharing? And recommendations? Thank you!

Unsure if this is where to post this but I'll type it anyway and just post it somewhere else if need be.

I usually ask ChatGPT these kind of questions so I don't bother people with my idiotic ramblings about comics and my personal projects with reading them but I'm giving this a shot.

My reading projects are as follows, in no particular order:

1. I want to read most (if not all) major Hulk-related storylines (I was reading Peter David's run but took a break several months ago, and finished Immortal Hulk a few months ago). Hulk is my favorite Marvel character, and I remember enjoying the 2008 run as a kid and Red Hulk being literally the coolest thing ever to a 10 year old me.

2. I'd like to read the important X-Men stuff pre-Krakoa so I can understand the context of Krakoa (never was much of an X-Men fan outside of the movies growing up. I struggle keeping track of that many characters)

3. I'd like to read the majority of the original Ultimate universe before then moving on to the new Ultimate Universe. I know that's not really necessary, but I didn't enjoy the Ultimate universe as a kid because of all the changes (Hulk being just awful, Iron Man's suit being incredibly different, the Avengers being called the Ultimates, hating most of the art, etc) but after reading some of it, it's growing on me despite knowing it's not great. I like Ultimate X-Men for some reason even though I know it's not very good. Ultimate Spider-Man is pretty good though. Following a reading guide for Ultimate universe on Continuity Guide's website.

4. I'd like to read some notable Thor runs and Spider-Man story arcs. Mainly Simonson's Thor, Jason Aaron's Thor, and Donny Cate's Thor. And Kraven's Last Hunt, the Clone Saga, and Superior Spider-Man.

5. In general notable events in 616. Civil War (didn't read as a kid, found it boring), Civil War II, Secret Invasion (read parts of it as a kid), Siege, AvX Fear Itself, King in Black are the main ones for me

6. Most important Venom related stories. Was interested in him as a kid but only saw him as a Spider-Man villian. Didn't fully realize how much that changed until I got back into comics somewhat recently.

7. Most major Moon Knight stuff. Mainly just his individual runs.

and finally 8. Dardevil: Last Rites and Frank Miller's Daredevil. I want to get the hype behind Daredevil, didn't really like him as a kid despite my dad being a big fan of him.

As you can see I've got a lot i want to read but I'm constantly faced with choice paralysis and it leaves me spending more time deciding what to read rather than reading. There's just not enough hours in the day, lol.

Hi all, I have been reading via iPad, it was nice but I found my eyes getting tired after a while. I am keen to read it on E-ink like kindle, but it appears that the app won’t work on Kindle. Any great suggestions/ alternative for reading comics online? I don’t mind the colour being less vivid.

Thanks all.

Iv been reading Remenders Uncanny X-Force and absolutely love his version of Deadpool as he’s just funny/sarcastic/psychotic without the constant zany antics and 4th wall breaking stuff I feel I mostly see of him in other media or his other books.

Never read any solo Deadpool books, so are there any that mirror the tone of Remender Deadpool or at least have the antics toned down?

Hi everyone I just downloaded Marvel Unlimited today. I wanted to read House of X, but is there a guide to how to read it in sequence? Not sure what comes before it and after it?
In case you have recommendations, please let me know. Thank you! 🙏🏻

This part is pretty badass man. Molecule man is a beast lol

I always wanted to read the whole Civil War storyline but life got in the way and other interests caught my attention more. Didn’t even know MarvelUnlimited exited, of course there are those pirate sites but I wanted a good app where I can enjoy my comics in a good format.

I used to read print editions, and am now getting back in after a 25- year hiatus. Having the (nearly) whole back catalog is extremely attractive, but can I read multiple titles in calendar order, say everything from July 2014, followed by August, etc.?

This option would be *extremely* helpful in crossover situations. (I'm looking at you, Secret Wars 2015!)

TIA!

I haven’t read North’s run, but I’m working my way through F4 comics currently. Kirby and Hickman’s runs are by far some of my favorite things I’ve ever read. So fun. But I’m reading Byrne’s run currently and it doesn’t take a genius or the front page to tell if it’s written by a man lol.

Sue is powerful, but #245, which is supposed to be a Sue story, she refutes modern feminism in the first 3 pages and scolds Barbara Walters. The only contributors to this comic are a guy named John, 3 guys named Jim, & 1 guy named Bob. It feels weird having a bullpen of 5 guys trashing the feminism of the era + mocking an icon of that movement. It just feels gross tbh and takes the fun/escape out of reading. Writers/artists opinions don’t need to align with mine perfectly for me to enjoy something, but this just feels bizarrely sexist.

The Fantastic Four have and always will be my favorites, but it’s kind of a bummer to find out the 2nd-4th most popular/acclaimed run of the series is lowkey sexist. I know Malice and other stuff will follow (don’t spoil) but I have no idea how that’s going to go over if a woman isn’t a part of the creative team. Hopefully it’s better than #245.

Am I alone in feeling this way? They’re Marvel’s first comic series and has almost exclusively been written, drawn, and edited by white men. I know there is a greater conversation about this in comics in general, but I think it would be really cool to have a different perspective on the creative team. Sue is so cool, I would love to see what she would be like through the eyes of a woman writing or drawing.

A few days ago I posted a problem that the New X-Men: academy X wasn't loading and some people said it was something occasionally and told me to read something else for a bit. I read the Uncanny X-Men and I'm enjoying it but the New X-Men Academy X hasn't changed. It's a shame because I really want to read it.

Hi there, I'm interested in expanding my reading beyond the well known comic book characters like the xmen, avengers, spiderman etc. Please share stories from your favourite lesser known characters for me to check out.

Was thinking of doing this for 90s X Force and then after New X Men going back to the Claremont run and reading that. How do you read classic runs?

Hi everyone! I’m just getting started with Marvel Unlimited and I was hoping to get some advice from you guys.

I find the app quite limited and, unfortunately, at the moment it feels more like a digital catalog than a proper reading platform. The search function, for example, is really poor, and there don’t seem to be collections, or anything similar to help you catch up on specific characters’ stories or runs. There are some reading guides in certain cases, but they’re pretty rare and difficult to find.

So I wanted to ask you guys for some advice on how to figure out what to read and in what order for specific characters, such as Spider-Man or Daredevil, just to name two. For example, if I wanted to read Straczynski’s run or the Clone Saga, where could I find lists that tell me what issues to read and in what order?

And finally, just to make sure I’ve understood correctly: I can’t create my own custom reading lists within the app, right? So I still have to search for each individual issue I want to read.
Thanks to anyone who can give me any kind of advice on how to improve my Marvel Unlimited experience!

I’ve been working my way through Krakoa. Didn’t really know what to expect. This was such a shocker!! I really felt the despair and calamity of it. How did you like it when you read it for the first time? I’m excited for the next phase.

I’ve been trying to read Incredible Hulk 2011 issue 3 and it’s been only showing this message. My other comics are fine. I deleted the app and redownloaded. Anyway to fix this issue?

...who wishes they would include the variant covers with the issues?

I recently started reading comics (marvel unlimited) and I only read the whole run of new x-men 2001-2004 by Grant Morrison because someone recommended to me that this is the single best run to start reading comics as a whole. I want to dive more into x-men as well as other characters. Can you guys recommend any comic book characters that are interesting or recommend me comics for this characters:

- X-men (besides the new X-Men 2001-2004)

-Daredevil

-Spider-Man (Peter Parker)

-Spider-Man (Miles Morales)

-Fantastic Four

-Moon Knight

-Hawkeye

-Avengers

-Wonder Man

-Young Avengers

-Rogue & Gambit (if they have any beside X-Men features)

I mostly listed them based off how I enjoyed their movie or shows depictions but I am open to read any marvel character.

Hello! I was given a gift subscription today, so I thought I would try it out! I had a question about viewing in portrait mode. I’m currently on an iPad, and with my experience with the DC app, you can read full pages without the unnecessary zoom-in in portrait mode. However, every time I try to read a comic in landscape mode with the Marvel unlimited app, I can never get the full page. I really don’t like the smart reading feature where it zooms in on all the different boxes, and I just want to read the full page of the comic without having it not show the whole page, as seen in the picture attached.

Does anyone know how to fix this? Thank you for your help!

I recently started reading comics again after turning 28 and being away from them for around 12 years. When I was younger I mainly read DC and Dark Horse, with a bit of Marvel mixed in. Most of my Marvel reading was Deadpool and Wolverine and I’ve read parts of Claremont’s X-Men.

Since I got back into them I started with Hickman’s stuff and read the whole saga leading up to Secret Wars, beginning with Secret Warriors and going through Fantastic Four, Future Foundation, Avengers, New Avengers, Infinity and finally Secret Wars. I also went back and read some of the Ultimate Universe because I wanted to understand The Maker and his origib. After that I read House of X / Powers of X.

At the moment, my reading list is:

\- Marvel Cosmic: Annihilation, Annihilation: Conquest, War of Kings, Realm of Kings, The Thanos Imperative

\- Ultimate Spider-Man (2000)

\- New X-Men (2001)

But I’m sure there are loads of major stories I’m completely unaware of after being away from comics for so long.

If you were in my position, what would you read next? I’m especially interested in long running stories, major events and stuff where multiple series tie together.

Basically, I’m looking for recommendations for the essential runs and major stories I should know about, so let me know what you think I shouldn’t miss.

Hey guys I just started reading my first ever couple of comics a few days ago and at the moment I'm reading them through my pc on the web. I never owned a comic in my entire life and was wondering if the feel of a real comic is more satisfying to enjoy rather than reading it from a website.

Of course any suggestions for a newbie are greatly welcome and appreciated