Marvel Comics unleashed onto iPhone
Hey Hey comics fans - Marvel Comics are now available on the iPhone via comiXology and Panelfly, with the ever-popular XMen titles (among others) leading the eBook-focused charge reports Macworld.
Titles including Astonishing X-Men, Captain America, X-23, X-Men: Age of Apocalypse, Marvel Zombies, Iron Man and Amazing Spider-Man, all of which are available now.
In an exclusive interview with MTV News, Marvel president and publisher Dan Buckley, "We’ve been kind of wrestling with developing a motion comics product for the last several years," Buckley told MTV News.
"Vestiges of it were even done when Bill Jemas was here with the 'Ultimate Spider-Man' piece, but it wasn’t quite what we wanted."
He added: “With the advent of the iPhone, it became an item where we felt we could get a lot more mass-market distribution.”
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Comments (5)
We all know why this is being done.....don't we????
......ahem....coughiTabletcough.
Um, actually if you read the few sentences that make up that article, you'll see that its "being done" for the already existing, 60 million+users with an iPhone or iPod touch.
You also realize that best possible scenario for Apple Tablet sales consists of maybe 4 million in the first year? Thats BEST case.
4 million or 60 million......
reminds me of 'the maxx' from way back, on mtv.
It's not a comic book, it's not a cartoon.. it's the worst of both worlds.
Seriously... Who would buy this? I wouldn't download it for free, much less pay for it. This whole motion comics thing is such a joke.