Because most bloggers are tech savvy, most seem to approve of the move to online for Marvel. Those that do not like it largely seem to feel that it's not good enough. Check it out below, brief summary and links to the sources:
- Nunc Scio says it’s a cool idea
- KWC feels it’s a great service to fans
- Kung Fu Rodeo believes it’s a good deal as long as quality is decent
- Heidi at The Beat feels that the move is inevitable, but doesn’t definitively say it’s a good or bad thing
- Stefan Hayden likes the idea because he’s far behind on reading and he can use this to catch up easily and at less cost
- Brad Linder of Download Squad says that he thinks it’s about time Marvel got on board, but thinks the comics should be downloadable
- The Millions blog thinks it’s a good idea
- Devin de Gruyl of Wayofthegeek thinks that finally the House of Ideas had a good one
- CMN 275 says this is exactly what he’d look for if he were into comics
- Brian Heater of APPScout says it’s about time Marvel put comics back in the hands of young readers (in reading this, he doesn’t seem to know that Marvel is charging)
- Brigid at Digital Strips thinks it’s a good initiative to try to get new readers onboard, but isn’t sure charging them a fee will bring them in
- Emma at Product Reviews says it is a great idea because people don’t have time to run out and pick up comics anymore
- David Ewalt on Forbes Online says they need new comics to be viewable, and free
- ComicMix thinks Marvel is getting on board late, and the price is too high
- Ryan Irelan thinks they should be free
- The Motley Fool doesn’t think it will do much to improve Marvel’s bottom line
- Andy at Diary of a Phanatique says he doesn’t want to pay if he can’t keep them (download)
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