As someone who got back into comics after a long hiatus, I can't overstate how useful Marvel Unlimited has been. The library is staggering—you can jump into iconic runs like Claremont's X-Men or modern events like King in Black without hunting down expensive back issues. The reading guides are a lifesaver; they logically group event comics so you're not constantly flipping between wikis and your reading queue. I especially love diving into character-specific arcs, like reading every major Spider-Man appearance from the 60s onward. The interface is generally smooth, though I did notice some quirks. On my iPad, portrait mode does leave black bars around older comics, which is a minor annoyance. Still, the guided view option works beautifully for panel-by-panel reading on phones. New issues drop just three months after print release, which keeps things surprisingly current. My only real wish is for better access to mature-rated MAX titles—age verification would be a welcome addition. At around $10/month or $70 annually, the value is incredible compared to buying singles. Whether you're a longtime collector or just curious about where the MCU storylines originated, this subscription pays for itself fast.