Do you hoard comics, and re-read them religiously? If yes, then you already know it's an expensive hobby that takes quite a a toll on your pocket. So we decided to help you (and your wallet) out. As fellow comic book junkies, we took one for the team and decided to list down websites where you can read comics online without paying a penny! So, here are ten websites where you can read comics for free.Thank us later!
Our Favourite Sites To Read Comics For Free: From Batman To Naruto
Comic Extra
Get your dose of Batman and Robin, as well as Deadpool on this free site. They have managed to source some brilliant collectables that we don’t know a lot about, but then, we aren’t complaining either. We hope you have got an ad-blocker in place, though!
Comics To Read: Batman Rebirth, Deadpool
Digital Comic Museum
All files here have been researched by the staff and users to make sure they are copyright-free and in the public domain. To start downloading, just create an account and enjoy these great comic books. The site is dedicated to the Golden Age of Comics and we are sure you already know that that's the sacred stuff.
Comics To Read: Speed Comics 006, Billy the Kid, Daredevil 001, Green Hornet
Read Comic Online
This website has everything from DC to Marvel Comics and even some Dark Horse (the comic books that made Hellboy) editions. Since it is free, expect a number of ads to crop up. It has a large number of online comics, however, some comics require payment to be read, but definitely worth it!
Comics To Read: Manhunter, X-Men: Age of Apocalypse
The Warrior's Comic Book Den
This website has a limited number of comics, but some of the more nostalgic ones (it's one of those old school Blogspot sites!) such as Flash Gordon, which was really popular in the 1950s and 1960s. FYI – Flash Gordon belonged to the same universe as Phantom and Mandrake, who had gained more popularity in India so don't miss on reading those for sure!
Comics To Read: Flash Gordon #1: 'Flash Gordon and the Mole Machine', The Avengers #96: 'The Andromeda Swarm!'
Bookrix
If you’re a fan of manga, then this is the place to visit. Apart from DragonBall Z, the website also has some popular Naruto comics that are available for free. Since it's a self-publishing website, you will also spot a number of novels and can even publish your own if you feel like!
Comics To Read: Naruto, DragonBall Z and the Garfield anthology.
Comic Book Plus
This is one of the OG sites. They're dedicated to the evergreen comics from the good ol' days. And it's all legal so there no copyright issues, no trademark violations! It's like stepping into a literary time capsule, the perfect escape from the reality with Golden and Silver Age Comics (vintage comics between the years 1920 - 1970) taking you back in time.
Comics To Read: We are fascinated by the fact that they have old brochures and pamphlets which had comics on them. Like Forest conservation in the USA so make sure you browse through all the sections!
AmarChitraKatha.com
Whether you have all your childhood comics stashed away or not, you can read and re-read your old favourites — Suppandi, Shikari Shambhu and Tantri The Mantri, all for free. Allow yourself a little blast-from-the-past action! If you’ve got kids (or know of kids) who are all about reading more informative literature, get them hooked on to Amar Chitra Kathas — there are so many based on the lives of the nation’s luminaries, and countless mythological ones, too.
Comics To Read: All your childhood favourites like Kapish and Kalia.
Marvel
If you hadn't known before, now you do — Marvel's website has an array of comics available online for reading for free. From Spiderman, Guardians Of Galaxy, Avengers and lots of Hero Project issues, you are pretty much sorted if you are a Marvel fan. Nope, they aren't only snippets but complete books available to make your Marvel reading sesh a happy one!
Comics To Read: Spiderman-2, X-Men and Future Fight.