Marvel Unlimited App Redesign: What's New?

Marvel Unlimited App Receives Significant Update

A newly updated version of the Marvel Unlimited comics subscription application is being deployed by Marvel. This release introduces several enhancements, notably Infinity Comics. These are specifically formatted, high-resolution vertical comics optimized for viewing on smartphones and tablets.

Initially, 27 Infinity Comics titles are available. Marvel anticipates expanding this library to exceed 100 titles before the year concludes.

Featured Infinity Comic Series

• X-Men Unlimited
• Captain America
• Black Widow
• Deadpool
• Shang-Chi
• Venom/Carnage

The application itself has undergone a complete redesign, facilitated by Disney Media & Entertainment Distribution. Users now benefit from unlimited downloads for offline access and the ability to share content.

Marvel is also emphasizing a more intuitive design, improved stability, and enhanced search functionality. Furthermore, personalized reading recommendations will be provided based on individual user preferences.

Marvel Insider members will be eligible to earn rewards through their app usage.

Subscription Options

The monthly subscription plan is priced at $10 per month. An annual subscription is available for $69 per year.

A premium annual subscription, costing $99 per year, includes all the benefits of the standard plans. It also provides a membership kit, invitations to exclusive events, and a discount within Disney’s digital storefront.

Currently, Marvel Unlimited boasts a catalog of over 29,000 comic issues, with new content being added on a weekly basis.

It’s important to note that there is typically a delay of at least three months between a comic’s release in print and its availability on the app.

This update represents a significant improvement for the app, which was due for modernization. For those who have enjoyed Marvel’s What If…? series on Disney+ or other content from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, exploring the source material through Marvel Unlimited is now an even more appealing option.

Note: This article was originally published on Engadget.