[reinhold boomer]

Unless they went to seperate publishers, G.I. Joe and Transformers are coming back at the same time.

[stopdead]

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Originally Posted by reinhold boomer

Unless they went to seperate publishers, G.I. Joe and Transformers are coming back at the same time.

Whatever is going on, I just hope there's a well mapped out plan made by smart people with good business sense. I want to see this partnership succeed (sooner rather than later)!

[GIJohn88]

Still nowhere to read the reprints? I am not familiar with Comixology, are they available there? Still not on Kindle. Seems backwards in this day and age to have a 300 run comic with nowhere to read it online.

But hey, I can preorder volume 21, only gotta wait 12 years!

[stopdead]

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Originally Posted by GIJohn88

Still nowhere to read the reprints? I am not familiar with Comixology, are they available there? Still not on Kindle. Seems backwards in this day and age to have a 300 run comic with nowhere to read it online.

But hey, I can preorder volume 21, only gotta wait 12 years!

I purchased all of the ARAH issues via Comixology and those are all still available for me to read. I also subscribe to Comixology Unlimited, where I've downloaded several other Joe titles. The ones I've downloaded are still available for me to read. However, I can't see anything other than what I've downloaded. For example, I downloaded Origins #1 from Unlimited so I can read that but, if I search for other Origins issues, nothing comes up.

[AWOL]

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Originally Posted by stopdead

I purchased all of the ARAH issues via Comixology and those are all still available for me to read. I also subscribe to Comixology Unlimited, where I've downloaded several other Joe titles. The ones I've downloaded are still available for me to read. However, I can't see anything other than what I've downloaded. For example, I downloaded Origins #1 from Unlimited so I can read that but, if I search for other Origins issues, nothing comes up.

That 'download' system makes no sense. Or, at least to my uneducated brain. Perhaps any tech person can explain it to me.

[AutoDecept]

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Originally Posted by AWOL

That 'download' system makes no sense. Or, at least to my uneducated brain. Perhaps any tech person can explain it to me.

It's just a digital rental system. You can check out up to 50 books, and they stay in your Kindle library until you decide to return them.

[AWOL]

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Originally Posted by AutoDecept

It's just a digital rental system. You can check out up to 50 books, and they stay in your Kindle library until you decide to return them.

I suppose my real question was, since one is paying a monthly subscription fee, why does a particular title need to be 'rented'?