Izneo, one of the comic book apps currently available on Nintendo Switch, is offering up a month's free premium subscription as part of its Stay At Home campaign.
A premium subscription gives readers access to 1,800 comics both offline and online, including the likes of Thorgal, Aldebaran, Black Moon Chronicles and Carthago Adventures, and US comics adapted for TV such as The Boys and Locke & Key. There's also plenty of manga to be found, as well as some gaming-specific novels that might be worth your time.
You can find more details about the promotion at Izneo's website; the app itself is free to download from the Nintendo Switch eShop and can be found in most places worldwide.
Have you used Izneo before? Would you recommend the service to other Switch owners? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
[source gonintendo.com]
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That's cool - I'll see what manga they have on there. Hopefully it's better than other services cough cough crunchyroll
I already got close to 20,000 comics.
1800 wont cut it for me.
That's cool and cute. Thanks!!
Content not worth it,
Not my rodeo, but that’s a cool offer.
Locke & Key is such a great comic series, the Netflix series is good too but it's not quite the book. I'd say the opposite of The Boys though, the Amazon series was way better!
@Ogbert I think they're just different. I'm interested to see how they will resolve Black Noir. If I had to choose I would still go for the comics, as much as I love Karl Urban, he can't hold a candle to the comic incarnation - miss Terror too: 'oi Terror, Terror mate, F*** him'. What a catchphrase
Comic cat for me all the way. I love my Switch but a ten inch tablet has it beat for comfort.
@Lordplops Each to their own! For me the first book was really impressive, it was crude and gross and violent but ultimately everything that happened came down to human nature and it was all exploring how having such power would affect that, which I think the TV series kept really well for the most part. But after the first book it seemed to lean into the crude and gross for humor and shock more, like it was seeing how far it could push the offensive value. And I found myself just not enjoying it. Perhaps it came back around again, maybe I'll get a month free on this and give it another go!
@KitsuneNight I, too, already have comic books, and therefor have no need to read other comic books.
It's a nice offer (like a lot of other offers I am overwhelmed with), but I am still deep in the rabbit-hole created by Dragon Quest XI (which sent me back to play I, II, and III again). If Square-Enix releases the other Dragon Quests on Switch, I might never see the light of day...
It's sort of like the rabbit-hole that Star Trek: Picard has created for me on the television side. Subscribed with the offer for the live TV (Local News), but Picard just tractor-beamed me in...
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