Marvel Unlimited Now Offering Free Access To Iconic Comic Book Stories

[JayC]

Marvel Unlimited, Marvel’s digital comics subscription service, is now offering all fans FREE access to some of Marvel’s most iconic stories from recent years, including now-classic Marvel Comics events and critically acclaimed runs featuring the Avengers, Spider-Man, Black Widow, Captain America, Captain Marvel, and more. Fans who are social distancing will be able to escape into the Marvel Universe and revisit their favorite stories from a curated selection of complete story arcs – completely free – on Marvel Unlimited, starting Thursday, April 2 until Monday, May 4.

To access Marvel Unlimited’s free comics offering, download or update the Marvel Unlimited app for iOS or Android at the respective Apple and Google Play app stores, and click “Free Comics” on the landing screen. No payment information or trial subscriptions will be required for the selection of free comics.

This month’s free comics will feature instant Marvel Comics classics and can’t-miss events including:

AVENGERS VS. X-MEN
CIVIL WAR
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN: RED GOBLIN
BLACK PANTHER BY TA-NEHISI COATES VOL. 1
THANOS WINS BY DONNY CATES
X-MEN MILESTONES: DARK PHOENIX SAGA
AVENGERS: KREE/SKRULL WAR
AVENGERS BY JASON AARON VOL. 1: THE FINAL HOST
FANTASTIC FOUR VOL. 1: FOUREVER
BLACK WIDOW VOL. 1: S.H.I.E.L.D.'S MOST WANTED
CAPTAIN AMERICA: WINTER SOLDIER ULTIMATE
CAPTAIN MARVEL VOL. 1: HIGHER, FURTHER, FASTER, MORE

Customers on the Marvel Comics App and webstore as well as comiXology will also have free access to these stories for a limited time.

Each of these extraordinary epics owe their origins to some of Marvel’s greatest comic books released in print over the years. In celebration of that tradition, Marvel has added an information page to each story with details on how to find your local comic book shop and start your very own Marvel collection of back issues and printed trades.

To find these stories and more of Marvel’s greatest comic books in print, please reach out to your local comic book shop to ask about services they may offer, including holding or creating pull lists, curbside pick-ups, special deliveries and other options to accommodate. Find and support your local comic book shop at http://comicshoplocator.com.

Marvel Unlimited is Marvel’s member subscription service that gives members unlimited access to over 27,000 issues of Marvel's classic and newer titles, delivered digitally through your desktop web browser and the Marvel Unlimited mobile app. Classic and newer issues are added every week of all your must-read series, including Amazing Spider-Man, Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy - as soon as 6 months after they hit the shelves.

[monron999]

Free is free, so good on them for that, but Black Panther by Ta-Nehisi Coates? Heh, yeah right. Didn't he pretty much put Black Panther, Captain America and others on life support? If you're trying to tread water Marvel, stop trying to make people read crap that no one liked in the first place. So much for "Charlie Bucket" Cebulski righting the sinking ship. The industry is ready for a hard reset and there's no better time than now. Massively reduce titles, give the agenda driven writers the gate (even thought most of them work for free) and just start doing good comics about super heroes again.

[leokearon]

Nice to see some free stuff, but shame it is either stuff I have read or don't want to read.

[Mommar]

Outside of Dark Phoenix there's absolutely nothing worth reading there.

[ADour]

This is a nice move on Marvel's part. I've also shared this news with my not-that-much-into-comic friends.

[Lord_Scareglow]

This is a cool thing for Marvel to do, Would actually read, or re-read a few of these that I don't already own the runs or TPB's of, kinda lame its limited, would be wayyy nicer if they just let us get this free stuff until we all can go back to normality again, instead of whisking it away, but hey still a neat gesture on their part

[ADour]

34 minutes ago, Lord_Scareglow said:

This is a cool thing for Marvel to do, Would actually read, or re-read a few of these that I don't already own the runs or TPB's of, kinda lame its limited, would be wayyy nicer if they just let us get this free stuff until we all can go back to normality again, instead of whisking it away, but hey still a neat gesture on their part

These "purchases" won't get whisked away. The deadline is just for getting them without paying. It's something like Marvel's bi-weekly rotation of free comics. You get to keep them even after they go back to costing money.

[Bluecomet]

On 4/4/2020 at 9:18 AM, ADour said:

These "purchases" won't get whisked away. The deadline is just for getting them without paying. It's something like Marvel's bi-weekly rotation of free comics. You get to keep them even after they go back to costing money.

Better login to get these free ones...glad to hear they won't be like amazon..took some free graphic novel while i was in a free trial of Amazon prime..they disappear after ending my amazon prime

[Bluecomet]

Got the 4 free comics:

AVENGERS VS. X-MEN
CIVIL WAR
BLACK PANTHER BY TA-NEHISI COATES VOL. 1
X-MEN MILESTONES: DARK PHOENIX SAGA

Can't seem to find the rest

[Bluecomet]

15 hours ago, Bluecomet said:

Got the 4 free comics:

AVENGERS VS. X-MEN
CIVIL WAR
BLACK PANTHER BY TA-NEHISI COATES VOL. 1
X-MEN MILESTONES: DARK PHOENIX SAGA

Can't seem to find the rest

Found it..need to click more on the right side

[leokearon]

New free comics offered until 2nd June

SECRET INVASION
Secret Invasion (2008) #1–8

SECRET WARS
Secret Wars (2015-2016) #1–9

BLACK PANTHER BY TA-NEHISI COATES
Black Panther (2016) #13–18 and #166–172

FANTASTIC FOUR VISIONARIES: JOHN BYRNE
Fantastic Four (1961) #232–240

CAPTAIN AMERICA: WINTER IN AMERICA (Issues 1–6)
Captain America (2018) #1–6

VENOM BY DONNY CATES: REX
Venom (2018) #1–6

MILES MORALES: STRAIGHT OUT OF BROOKLYN
Miles Morales: Spider-Man (2018) #1–6

MS. MARVEL: NO NORMAL
Ms. Marvel (2014) #1–5

HULK: PLANET HULK
Incredible Hulk (1999) #92–105

CAPTAIN AMERICA: SAM WILSON
Captain America: Sam Wilson (2015) #1–6

DOCTOR STRANGE: THE WAY OF THE WEIRD
Doctor Strange (2015) 1–5

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN MASTERWORKS
Amazing Fantasy #15, Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #1–10