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Right now, we're offering this Webby-award winning service for $60 your first year—that's like $5 a month! Just enter code HOLIDAY60 at checkout. The Marvel Universe awaits.

Marvel Unlimited is your one-stop mobile and web destination for just about every Marvel comic you can get your hands on, with newer series added as early as three months after they're in stores. Marvel Unlimited's classic comics catalog expands monthly tooyou're your reading is truly unlimited. This perfect on-the-go service is accessible through the Marvel Unlimited app on iPhone®, iPad® and select Android™ devices.

If you're considering reading comics or are brand-new to them, Marvel Unlimited is an excellent place to start. Whether you read a couple of favorite stories or a dozen comics a week, the value, and volume of this service speaks for itself. Explore endless options and uncover hidden gems in our expansive archive, all part of a guided experience that helps you find new reading.

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If 28,000 comics sounds a bit overwhelming—don't worry! Marvel Unlimited's READING LIST section is updated weekly, and it collects complete events like X-MEN: AGE OF APOCALYPSE, THE DARK PHOENIX SAGA, and DAYS OF FUTURE PAST, plus spotlights recommended series, new additions, and character or creator guides. If you're an event follower who wants a definitive reading order, or you'd prefer to explore by favorite characters, our editor-curated lists have you set.

An added bonus? New subscribers get 3,000 Marvel Insider points when they join Marvel Unlimited, and more points when they renew their subscription! Not a Marvel Insider? Sign up today and earn exclusive prizes just by being a Marvel fan! See what rewards are available here.

Join Marvel Unlimited today using promo code HOLIDAY60, and enjoy your first year for $60. Act now—offer ends Sunday, December 13.

Marvel Unlimited, Marvel's digital comics subscription service, offers members unlimited access to over 28,000 issues of Marvel's classic and newer titles, delivered digitally through your desktop web browser and the award-winning Marvel Unlimited mobile app

Follow Marvel Unlimited on Twitter and Facebook to stay tuned in to weekly announcements, articles, and more, all at @MarvelUnlimited. Follow us today to join the conversation with thousands of fellow fans, and let us know what you're reading!

*(plus tax where applicable) All prices in US dollars. Offer valid 11/16/2020 12:00 AM ET to 12/13/2020 11:59 PM ET on annual memberships only. First year billed upfront at a one-time payment of $60.00; subsequent years billed annually to the payment card on file at the then-current annual subscription fee (currently $69 per year) unless and until cancelled. Offer is open to new and former (now-cancelled) Marvel Unlimited members. Valid payment card required to redeem offer. Auto-renewal and others terms and conditions apply. See below for additional terms.

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