ComiXology Unlimited offers a 60-day free trial, after which the service goes for $5.99/month.Ĭurrently, InkyPen costs $7.99 per month. While ComiXology can be linked to an Amazon account, ComiXology Unlimited is a separate add-on, which is only available to U.S.-based customers. Related: InkyPen On Switch Makes No Sense However, there's a 60-day free trial available for prospective readers to try out. There's a 7-day free trial available for the service.
However, there's also a paid subscription option that gives access to Viz/Shonen Jump's extensive back catalog for $2.79/month. In terms of actual cost, Viz/Shonen Jump makes the first few chapters and newest installments of series generally available to read for free, while readers can purchase volumes of particular manga individually. While the ComiXology Unlimited subscription service will give access to a number of manga volumes for free, it's hit-and-miss as to just what's being offered and often readers will only get access to the first few volumes of a series. However, readers will generally have to buy those different volumes individually, which can get pricey. Some of Mangamo's offerings have fewer chapters available to read compared to Viz/Shonen Jump.Īlthough ComiXology is more commonly known for its wide selection of western comics, the service does have quite a bit of manga. There are still popular manga like Attack on Titan, Somali and the Forest Spirit and Fire Force, but there are also hidden gems like Red Beast, Sinner and House of High Stakes.
The app acts like a gateway for people who might be new to manga with new chapters added daily.
Mangamo has a greater variety in terms of genre, including sci-fi, horror, isekai (when someone gets transported into a parallel universe) and slice-of-life series. RELATED: InkyPen Lets Gamers Read Kodansha Manga on Nintendo Switch
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