Hank Kanalz, DC’s senior vice president of digital, told me that he wants comics to be available on any platform where readers want to find them. However, if you wanted the newest content, delivered on a monthly basis, just as you would find in a comic book store, you had to turn to ComiXology - either the ComiXology app or the official DC app, which the Time Warner-owned publisher created in partnership with ComiXology. The company wasn’t exactly missing from those stores before, because it was already selling graphic novels.

The Omega Men: Omega Men (2006) #1-6, Green Lantern (1976-) #141-144, Omega Men (1983) #1-38, DC Comics Presents (1978-1983) #89, Green Lantern (1976-1986) #161, Omega Men (1983-1986) Annuals 1 and 2.DC Comics is announcing the next big step in its digital plans today, saying it will sell monthly comics in the Kindle Store, iBookstore, and Nook Book Store.

Justice League 3001: Justice League 3000 #1-15.

Green Lantern: The Lost Army: Green Lantern Corps (2011) #1-40.

Batman Beyond: Futures End #1-52, Batman Beyond (2010) #1-6.

The New DC Universe Sale Week 2 (6/9 – 6/15)

Green Lantern: Green Lantern (2011-) #1-38.

Gotham by Midnight: Gotham by Midnight (2014-) #1-3.

Detective Comics: Detective Comics (2011-) #1-38.

Superman/Wonder Woman: Superman/Wonder Woman (2012-) #1-15.

Action Comics: Action Comics (2011-) #1-38.

New Suicide Squad: Suicide Squad (2011-) #1-30, New Suicide Squad #1-6.

Justice League: Justice League (2011-) #1-38.The New DC Universe Sale Week 1 (6/2 – 6/8) You can see a complete rundown of the featured comics below: The sale extends across DC Digital Store, iBooks, comiXology, Google Play, Kindle Store, Nook Store and iVerse ComicsPlus.

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