Marvel Comics gives free access to popular titles for a month during Covid-19 pandemic


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A close-up of Marvel's 'Black Panther By Ta-Nehisi Coates Vol. 1' cover, one of the comic books given free public access through the Marvel Unlimited subscription service. Photo: Marvel

Marvel has recently announced that it will be giving away a month of free access to some of its most popular comic books through its Marvel Unlimited subscription service. The company is offering access to a curated list of 12 titles featuring the Avengers, Spider-Man, Black Widow and Captain America on Marvel Unlimited until Monday, May 4.

Among them are Black Panther By Ta-Nehisi Coates Vol. 1, Captain America: Winter Soldier Ultimate, X-Men Milestones: Dark Phoenix Saga as well as Black Widow Vol. 1: S.H.I.E.L.D.'S Most Wanted, which will surely help you wait for the November release of the new Black Widow film.

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