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Originally Posted by DogFashionDisco

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Their service isn't that bad, so I'm guessing that you are being sarcastic. That said, I did recently cancel my digital subscription, and I thought it was interesting that they asked "why?". I told them I didn't like the way the viewing software worked, and I would rather spend my money some other way. If the digital comics were downloadable it would have been worth it, but instead I had to use crappy software to inconveniently zoom in on the comic panels of each page. Lame.

I agree with this. It's one of my issues to it too. One of the biggest times I read comics is when the internet is down, or I'm not at the PC which makes the subscription useless to me since I can't read them offline at all.

They should look into how Veoh TV used to work. Where it let you download videos, but once the video was removed from the site, or in this case, the subcription is up, it disallows you from reading or viewing the work in question. Really wouldn't be that hard to create and add either since it'll be tied to your subscription name. When offline it would check if your time is up for the comics you had DLed, and when connected to the internet it can verify it hasn't been modified compared to their records. In turn with an add function, it could then also read other digital comic subscriptions or purchases. Much again like how Veoh tv let you add your own videos that are on your computer. So long as it only monitored your marvel subscription status and didn't accidentally block you from reading anything you own on it, it would be a great help and way to organize digital comic boxes as it were. Which would in turn gain them a better digital presence if the reader it used was decent.