Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples' acclaimed series, Saga, is still unfolding, with Vaughan planning for it to reach 108 issues. With the series currently at issue 72, it's an ideal time to dive into this captivating space fantasy. What better way to embark on this journey than through digital platforms? Below, we've outlined several options to access Saga on your mobile device or reading tablet.
The best way to start your Saga adventure is by reading issue #1 for free on Image Comics' official website. This no-strings-attached introduction allows you to gauge whether the series matches your taste and enjoy Fiona Staples' stunning artwork. Head over to Image Comics to begin your journey.
For a comprehensive reading experience, Hoopla offers the entire available run of Saga at no cost. However, you'll need to link your account to a library card and select your local library. Availability depends on your library's stock, so urban dwellers might have better access. Despite this, Hoopla remains one of the top platforms for reading comics and books online for free.
ComiXology Unlimited, accessible via Amazon, is a top-notch service for reading comics online. You can start with the entire Volume 1 collection (issues 1-6) for free during a 30-day trial. Once you're up to date, you can continue with new releases by purchasing single issues monthly.
GlobalComix provides another avenue to read Saga for free. This platform focuses on creators, offering analytics and monetization options. While their library isn't as extensive, they do have Saga available, and signing up is free.
For those who prefer the tactile experience of physical media, Saga is available in various collected editions. You can buy up to Volume 11 in trade paperback format, with Volume 12 slated for release on May 13. Alternatively, the oversized Saga: Compendium 1, which includes issues 1-54, is often on sale at Amazon, catering to fans who enjoy collecting and reading physical copies.
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