They have an 'unlimited' service (10/month) but it is still not very good. Comixology is the itunes for comics, they have deals with everyone and they have the most comics.There are actually a lot of options when it comes to apps for reading comics. It doesn't have a dedicated comixology app, you either have to use the webpage or the kindle app which are not idea for comics. The surface is not great for reading comics.They don't really keep their value at all, and with the budget ones its hard to tell the quality of tablet you are getting. I've had a galaxy tab in the past and there are a lot of things i liked about it but even with a company like samsung they tend to abandon all updates on them after release. Also depending on how old your kid is the kindle fire tablets have a ton of parental controls you can put on them. Comixology is owned by amazon so the comixology apps are all supported and work well for the fire tablets. Kindle Fire 10.1 is a good option in that its cheap now (149) and has expandable memory so you can get the 32 gig and pop in an SD card and not worry about space.

You can get an iPad now for 299 for 32 gig which may be enough space but if you really fill it with comics you may want to opt for the 128 gig iPad.

Overall I think iPad is the safest bet because there are apps for everything on it and they keep them up to date, however it is the most expensive option.

with a 10 inch screen comics are fantastic and its my preferred way of reading them now.

Even the kindle fire 7 or 8 inch isn't great for full size comics, you really want a 10.1 inch screen for that. The normal black and white kindle is great if your daughter is into manga or like the diary of a wimpy kid style books but not good for full size comics. So in case ya haven’t heard, Kodansha Comics just added a 100+ series to comiXology Unlimited and Kindle Unlimited, which means subscribers to either “unlimited” digital platform can now dive in and explore our vast library of manga-including titles like Attack on Titan, Battle Angel Alita, Fairy Tail, and a whole a lot more!Īnd to help get you even deeper into those awesome stories on comiXology Unlimited and Kindle Unlimited, this week, we’re putting all graphic-novel volumes of those 100+ series for sale up to 50% off exclusively on comiXology and Kindle.There are pros and cons for all of the devices you can use.

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