The better agenda banana book benefactor in all of agenda comics land, Comixology, just took a almost aberrant move for a belvedere its size. Customers will now be able to download DRM-free backups—meaning if you buy a book, you'll assuredly get to own it, too.
Digital banana books accept fabricated huge strides in contempo years, which is why it was not all that hasty (though still huge) if Amazon bought the aggregation aback in April. Of course, not all of Comixology's 50,000 comics-strong library will be accessible as backups in their DRM-free form—at atomic not yet. And Comixology isn't the aboriginal to accomplish the move; Image Comics has been DRM-free for a while now.
The aboriginal accumulation of publishers accommodating to go DRM-free cover Image Comics (no surprise), Dynamite Entertainment, Zenescope Entertainment, MonkeyBrain Comics, Thrillbent, and Top Shelf Productions. A move like this from a above amateur (and one backed by Amazon no less) is a huge move in a bazaar that, so far, has taken its candied time communicable up to the agenda age.
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