DC Universe VS Key Collector Comics Mobile App

Dcuniverseinfinite.com is where I started. Source: about 1 year ago

While I do highly recommend owning physical books, I'd like to point out that dcuniverseinfinite.com is a subscription service that has the entire DC Comics library in it. Source: over 2 years ago

While favebook, twitter and youtube are all accessible (although I've heard a lot of talk about banning youtube lately, dunno why tho, don't really care), I want to showcase another possibility: some resources are unavailable outside of %country_name%. dcuniverseinfinite.com, for example. I like 'Young Justice' show, but it's seems I can't legally watch 3+ season online outside US. Source: almost 3 years ago

You can buy digital comics from Comixology.com, or if you are in the US, subscribe to dcuniverseinfinite.com and get access to a bunch of DC's library, including relatively recent comics too. Source: about 3 years ago

I feel like it's time to downsize the collection. For selection purposes, is looking up books in the https://keycollectorcomics.com/ and Comic Books Key Issues - GoCollect websites good enough for deciding what might be worth keeping? I have 5 long boxes of the titles I care about, and I figure the other 5 can go. Source: 11 months ago

If you're just starting out collecting, I recommend finding a couple on-going series that interest you and work on filling out the back catalog for those. As you read more comics you'll start identifying writers and artists that you like, which can send you down a rabbit hole, and you'll pick up references to older storylines that you can try and hunt down. If you're collecting for the sake of collecting rather... Source: 12 months ago

Most of the notes are from keycollectorcomics.com. Source: over 1 year ago

I am by no means doing this with real hopes of getting rich, but keycollectorcomics.com has been my source lately. The subscriber additions sound helpful, but I havent signed up for that yet. Source: almost 3 years ago