Though the deal was actually signed on May 1, the announcement was delayed to make way for a particular movie premiere that some of you may have participated in over the weekend, Peter Phillips SVP and General Manager of Marvel Digital Media, told TechCrunch. Well, today it gets even better with the announcement that ComiXology and Marvel Entertainment have entered into a multi-year deal that sees the former exclusively distributing the latter’s digital catalog of English language single issues. A legacy countless people will now be able to explore more than they ever thought possible.Comics on the iPad. Boseman may be gone, but his legacy lives on through the character that he so graciously brought to life. While this sale comes as something of a surprise-in that it was completely unannounced and unadvertised-it is just one more way the superhero community is paying tribute to Chadwick Boseman, the actor who made King T’Challa a blockbuster icon in the MCU’s Black Panther, who recently passed away after a four-year battle with colon cancer. Users can also pay a subscription fee that allows them to access comiXology’s entire library, but for now anyone and everyone can purchase and read Black Panther comics without paying a cent. The Amazon-owned comiXology service boasts a collection of over 75,000 comics, manga, and graphic novels available to digitally purchase.

Fans read that right: over 200 issues of Wakanda comic content at absolutely no charge.

To honor the passing of Black Panther actor Chadwick Boseman, the digital comic service comiXology has made nearly every Black Panther comic free on their website.

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