May 21, 2013
Mock-ups from DC Comics of the iPad, Nook, and Kindle displaying the company's books, now available in each device's proprietary e-bookstore. (Credit: DC Comics)
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - DC Comics The decision appears to be the first time a comics publisher has made all its titles - not just graphic novels or collected editions - available for sale on iPads, Kindles and Nooks. The industry has embraced tablets, with most selling their titles through Comixology and other online storefronts on the same day that print copies are sold in comic shops. Hank Kanalz, DC Entertainment's senior vice president for digital, says it is not leaving Comixology. Instead, DC hopes to capture new readers for its monthly titles who already buy most of their media through their tablets.
The decision appears to be the first time a comics publisher has made all its titles - not just graphic novels or collected editions - available for sale on iPads, Kindles and Nooks.
The industry has embraced tablets, with most selling their titles through Comixology and other online storefronts on the same day that print copies are sold in comic shops.
Hank Kanalz, DC Entertainment's senior vice president for digital, says it is not leaving Comixology. Instead, DC hopes to capture new readers for its monthly titles who already buy most of their media through their tablets.
