Subscribers-Only Updates

Swing Into Action with Spider-Man Previews Omnibus Vols. 2, 3 & 4!

Face front, web-heads! The next sensational swing through Spidey’s Silver Age saga is here — and it’s a doozy!

These three mighty digital tomes collect previews from The Amazing Spider-Man issues spanning 1964 to 1967 — a pivotal era where the legend was forged in ink and imagination!

Witness the final pulse-pounding pages by Steve Ditko, the co-creator who gave Spidey his soul — and the spectacular debut of John Romita Sr., whose bold, romantic style would define the wall-crawler for generations!

Plus: Hidden between the panels of history, you’ll uncover the Untold Tales of Spider-Man #13–25 — modern masterpieces that weave seamlessly into the classic continuity!

Villains! Romance! Responsibility! These are the stories that made Peter Parker the hero we all root for — and the icon who never gives up.

Now available: Spider-Man Previews Omnibus:

• Spider-Man Vol. 2
• Spider-Man Vol. 3
• Spider-Man Vol. 4

Hulk Previews Omnibus Vols. 4, 5 & 6 – Smash Through the Silver Age!

Get ready to unleash the fury! Dive into three colossal digital volumes packed with electrifying previews from Hulk’s most iconic era.

Over 75 classic issues illustrated by legends Herb Trimpe, Sal Buscema, John Romita Sr., and Gil Kane — the titans behind Hulk’s most unforgettable rampages.

Witness the legendary Avengers vs. Defenders showdown, and explore the cosmic depths of the Warlock/Hulk saga.

These 1970–1974 Silver Age gems aren’t just vintage — they’re pure gamma-powered gold.

All the September 2025 Comics in our Latest Previews Omnibus!

There's a Spider in my Omnibus!

Circa 1963. A conversation much like the following took place at Marvel Comics:

"Hey, Martin! Since we're canceling the Amazing Fantasy book, can I slip in the story I’ve been working on?" asked Stan Lee, Marvel's head writer and editor.

"The one about the teenager who gets spider-like powers?" replied publisher Martin Goodman.

"Yep, that’s the one! I really think it’s got potential," insisted Stan.

Pause... "Ooooh-kay, go ahead. But nobody’s gonna read that. The idea of a spider-boy is just disgusting."

A few months later, the very first story of Peter Parker, the Amazing Spider-Man, hit the stands. And Marvel made comics history—again!

See how it all started here: Marvel Previews Spider-Man Omnibus Vol. 1

The Avengers Previews Omnibus Vol. 1 is Here!

It’s Thor! And Cap! Plus Iron Man, Giant-Man, and the Wasp! Even the Hulk is here!

The very first volume of the Marvel Previews Avengers Omnibus has arrived!

Inside: previews of 25+ comics featuring the earliest adventures of Marvel’s mightiest team.

Also included: classic guest appearances from Fantastic Four, Tales to Astonish, Tales of Suspense, and X-Men!

Only one Avengers omnibus for now—because I just couldn’t wait to release it!

Will there be more? You bet!

Marvel Previews: Enter Hulk Omnibus Vols. 1, 2 & 3!

Continuing the release of fan-favorite digital Omnibus books with previews, here comes the Hulk! 

October 2025 Previews Omnibus (August '25 comics!)

Check out all the Marvel comics that came out last month, August 2025 (cover dated October 2025 -- precise Julio)! 

Marvel Previews Omnibus Drop!

The vaults have opened, and the Marvel Previews Omnibus are here! These gorgeous digital gems spotlight everything Marvel released in a specific month. Case in point? The January 1970 Omnibus features 20 iconic titles—all stamped with, you guessed it, a January 1970 cover date.

To kick things off, subscribers are getting exclusive access to the entire 1970 collection—from Jan to Dec, every month’s preview ready for blast-off.

Jump into the timeline:
Jan - Feb - Mar - Apr - May - Jun - Jul - Aug - Sep - Oct - Nov - Dec

Heads-up: These are preview editions, so each entry includes cover art and up to six interior pages—not the full comics. Still, for true believers? They're pure gold.

1939, 1940, and 1941: Marvel's First Baby-Step Years

Marvel Comics exists because of… Superman!? DC’s iconic character sparked the comic book boom of the late 1930s. In response, Timely Publications—what we now know as Marvel Comics—was born.

Fun facts like this fill the all-new Marvel Year by Year section. Still a work in progress, this historic journey through the House of Ideas currently features pages for 1939, 1940, and 1941—where the Marvel legend began.

Exclusive to subscribers.

New Comic Book Page Previews

Happy New Year! Hundreds of page previews have been added, specially to classic comic books from the 70s. They include The Amazing Spider-Man #86 (Black Widow) and Fantastic Four #94 (Frightful Four), among many more.

The subscriber experience just gets better and better. Sign up here to enjoy these perks and for a low monthly fee.