Marvel Monday Half-Off Sale: The Eternals #1-7 for $.99!

In a universe built on myth and legend, origins often change with the seasons. Who are The Celestials? The Eternals? The Deviants? And why are they at war with each other? It’s the saga of The Eternals, the seven issue mini-series from master storyteller Neil Gaiman and dynasty artist John Romita Jr. and it’s available for only $0.99 an issue.

When Ike Harris begins having bizarre dreams about strange love affairs and fantastic adventures no one seems to believe him. When two mysterious strangers appear bent on doing him harm, things go from strange to out of this world! What is the one thing Ike, Mark and Sersi have in common and can they figure it out before it’s to late? The answer will shake the Marvel Universe to its very core and change the world around them forever.

The Eternals #1-7 is simply a must have for any digital comic library and for a limited time each issue can be downloaded at half-off the normal price. Take advantage of today’s unbelievable sale and see for yourself! Hurry though while these hero’s may be immortal today’s sale expire will be over before you know it.

Neil Gaiman and Jim Lee’s Collaboration, 100 Words, Now Available Digitally

New York Times bestselling novelist Neil Gaiman and DC Comics Co-Publisher Jim Lee’s illustrated poem “100 Words” is available today for the first time digitally. This seven page poem can be purchased for .99 cents through the DC app and DCcomics.com https://read.dccomics.com/comixology/ storefront. All of DC Comics’ proceeds benefit the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund.

“From The Sandman and Black Orchid to Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?, Neil Gaiman has provided some of the most memorable stories of the comic book industry,” said Jim Lee. “This was a unique opportunity for the two of us to collaborate together and I’m thrilled that the story is now available for even more fans in this format.”

This project was originally published as part of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund 2010 annual comic book and was, until now, only available as a limited edition print on neverwear.net.

“The project began when I was asked to write a hundred word poem about death. And I did. I tried to make it honest and, given the word limit, simple and true,” said Neil Gaiman.

“Jim Lee took my poem and illustrated it, in a beautiful pencil style, turned it into a comic, as a limited edition print that was published by Neverwear for the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, and it made people happy. It made me especially happy, as I’ve been a fan of Jim’s since Chris Claremont showed me some advanced pages by a talented newcomer, somewhere back in the dawn of time, and we’ve been trying (and failing) to work together ever since.

Most people haven’t seen “100 Words.” I love that there’s now an opportunity for everybody to see what Jim and I did, all up close and digital. And I’m thrilled that DC Comics is publishing it for such a good cause.”

Make sure to check out their poem here http://cmxl.gy/100_words

Recommended Digital Comics: Marvel 1602

The Marvel Universe has seen it’s far share of alternate histories over the years. From the distopain age of Apocalypse and the forbidding Earth X to the ultra futuristic world of the year 2099 and even the adventures of an old man named Logan and a few of the Avengers offspring. Yet rarely have readers of American comics ever been treated to a glimpse of an alternate past, with one notable exception, Marvel 1602.

Now available for download from the Marvel Comics app - Neil Gaiman’s and Andy Kubert’s uncompromising vision of Merry Old England is  a true masterwork of art and story that both long time fans and causal readers can enjoy. Of course being gorgeously released on the high resolution of an iPhone or iPad only makes 1602 more of a delight and a worthwhile download.

With something amiss in the last days of Queen Elizabeth’s reign who else can she turn to but her most trusted servants Sir Nicholas Fury and the royal physician Doctor Stephen Strange? Yet as these two men quest to unravel a dark conspiracy, wide spread terror sweeps across mainland Europe at the hands of the corrupt witchbreed inquisitors and the evil tyrant Count Otto Von Doom. Familiar yet fantastic there are enough twists and turns in this eight issue miniseries to keep historians of both the Marvel Universe and our own engaged and entertained. Just how many Marvel Hero’s get a make over in merry old england? download today and find out!