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Homora Gaykemi posted:Jinkies! DC are offering a bunch of their Scooby-Doo comics for free on digital stores for a while on account of that new movie coming out. Just to put it in context since I checked, by a bunch that means near every scooby doo comic available digitally (the one exception being Scooby Apocalypse)
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Doesn't help that they don't provide a Publishers section like the old site, which was the main reason I found anything in the first place.
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Uthor posted:Just got this email from comiXology. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/04/google-play-crackdown-makes-amazon-barnes-noble-pull-digital-purchases/?amp=1 Basically drilling it down, Google is going an Apple route of requiring companies to charge for any purchases through their service exclusively , Amazon doesn’t wanna do that so they’re pulling out
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I guess best case scenario at this point, since the app’s been dead for years now, is hope to find a cracked version that doesn’t do the license check
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UwUnabomber posted:I was gonna suggest getting a nonresident Detroit library card but Jumping Jesus on a Pogo Stick it's $100/year. Yeah, most paid library cards are fairly expensive and (usually) place limits on what you can borrow. Like my library doesn’t have comics or hoopla (or video games or… much honestly) but I can buy a card for another town, but I can’t borrow e-books with it, and it doesn’t get me much beyond the books they physically have.
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