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@The Stegman: Well I guess you wouldn't need it, per se. But then again, you don't technically need the comic to begin with.

One use that immediately comes to my mind would be to help get a friend interested in a title. Some people I know do not know how to take care of other people's things. If I don't want to loan him my physical copy, I can just give him the code to get the free digital copy (provided I haven't already used it, of course). I'm not sure what Marvel's terms of use are regarding this, but it is a way to help generate a larger fanbase.

Cable #100, the second image is just the bare cover art, not the actual cover.

It's the same thing as with digital books. I can see the point in it, and I love the fact the technology has progressed to the point that we're able to do it, but I personally wouldn't be able to go digital, at least not to any major degree. I prefer the feel of the paper in my hand, the smell of the ink.

However, for some people it would be a blessing to have it all digital. It's much easier to find a specific book when you just have to type into a search bar, or something similar. With print you have to go into your closet, figure out which of 4 (or more) boxes has what you're looking for, and then search through that. Yeah, there are ways to organize them, but it still requires a bit of work to find that specific issue.

I think, too, it goes to the fact that you can store a theoretically infinite amount of digital comics in a limited space, whereas each print issue takes up space, and that really adds up.

And finally, we get to the flipside of the value thing. Sure, you won't be able to sell your digital copies later on, but at the same time you can go in and buy a classic issue for 2 or 3 bucks, or less in some cases.

So again, I see the benefits, but it's just not right for me.

Edit the page, and in the Locations section add Earth-31. It's the same way you add a character or creator or anything else.

@pikahyper: Well call me Officially Confused. Seems a bit odd to allow the cover image from the digital copy when it's exactly the same as the retail edition. I guess I've still got a bit to learn with all these rules.

Teen Titans #1 has 3 of the same cover posted. One seems to be a double submission by the original uploader, the other is from the DC site, with watermark and no barcode.

Uploaded new covers for Cat-Man Comics 14, 19, 20, 21, 22, and 26. The old images for all of these, as well as the ones from my previous post, need to be deleted.

Submitted covers for 14, 19-22, and 26 (the one with the yellow cover).

@pikahyper: Yeah, hopefully that happens soon. Maybe once I get the rest of my comics out of storage and start to catalog them, I'll be able to submit some new things and rack up those points.

Uploaded new images to Cat-Man Comics issues 6, 24, 25, and 30. Second image for 24 actually belongs with 25, so I copied that over.

Edit: Uploaded a better cropped version of the image for 25.

Just submitted new images for Cat-man 6, 24, 25, and 30. It's about time for my catnap, so over the next few days I'll keep on the prowl for better images for the rest. But bad jokes aside, it definitely feels good to be helping the community out.