Infinity Comics are brand-new, weekly stories from Marvel’s top creators told in visionary vertical format. Gizmodo said they asked the company to give users the option to download 25 comics at a time, which seems like a good number.As announced today, the all-new, all-different Marvel Unlimited has unveiled a new supercharged app with the same instant access to over 29,000 digital comics-in addition to Marvel’s Infinity Comics! Marvel may increase the number if users ask. Six issues isn’t that many, though, and certainly not enough to last a plane ride. According to Gizmodo, Marvel intends the number to cover a full story line.

Unfortunately, however, Marvel only lets readers save six issues at one time. Users can read any of the comics available in Marvel Unlimited when connected to the Internet, and they can save a few issues to their devices if they wish to. Users who want new comics can buy them through the Marvel Comics or Comixology apps. That’s almost as long as waiting for a trade issue. The selection keeps growing, and Marvel says that recent issues should appear in the service after about six months. With Marvel Unlimited users can read any of the over 13,000 comics Marvel has available. The app lets readers view the comics by panel or by page like Comixology. The app isn’t as responsive as Comixology, but it works well enough to read the comics. The new iOS app is an extension of the HTML5 app Marvel offers online, but it’s easier to use on the iPhone or iPad.

The monthly fee typically costs $10 per month, though for a limited time users can sign up for a year of the service for $60 ($5 per month). Marvel Unlimited, formerly known as Marvel Digital Comics Unlimited, lets users read a large portion of Marvel’s extensive catalogue of comics for a monthly fee. Today Marvel released its new Marvel Unlimited app for iOS, offering users a Spotify-like subscription to back-issue comics.

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