So you want to start reading comics?
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A guide to figuring out the best and most cost-effective methods
WandaVisions first season is just about to end, but Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Black Widow, Loki, Justice League, Suicide Squad, The Batman, GCPD, and Peacemaker are just around the corner and that doesnt account for other series outside of the main Marvel and DC Universes like MODOK, Titans, or Harley Quinn.
There are more superhero TV series and films debuting in 2021 than seemingly ever before, and it might have some people wanting to dive into comics. WandaVision has led a few people on staff to dig into past Vision and Wanda Maximoff-centered storylines, for example. Ive started reading Kieron Gillens Eternals run leading up to Marvel Studios film. Whatever reason people may have for wanting to begin reading comics, there are a few different ways to do so.
Comics can be a costly hobby. New issues are typically $3.99 each, and if someone is reading eight or nine different series at any one time, those fees can add up week after week. Dont think of this guide as a recommendation for which series to dig into. If youre looking for that, Susana Polo, the comics editor at our sister site, Polygon, runs a weekly rundown of books shes reading and recommends. (Its an essential part of my week, and it helps me figure out any single issues I want to pick up or start a series I might enjoy.)
Instead, this is a guide to the different subscription methods that are available for people who want to consume a number of comics at once and do it in a cost-effective manner. These arent the only options, but theyre some of the easiest. There are three primary comics subscription services:
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