The only problem is that the Unlimited subscription is, ironically, limited to certain countries at present, so international readers have to make do with what they can get without a subscription. And, as ComiXology is an Amazon company, chapters and volumes can also be transferred to your Kindle for offline reading. A ComiXology Unlimited subscription will set you back $5.99 per month and gets you access to everything the platform has to offer, which includes some simulpublished titles, like Attack on Titan, as well as some that are exclusive to the service. ComiXology Unlimited advertises 'over 25,000 comics & graphic novels.' Numerically, that puts the service on roughly equal footing with competitors like Marvel Unlimited and DC Universe. This means that ComiXology is currently the best, one-stop-shop that manga readers have as far as digital manga is concerned, with Dark Horse, Viz, Kodansha, Yen Press and Seven Seas among its list of publishers. Unfortunately, the service is frequently buggy and doesn't allow for offline reading, either. Fans of manga distributed by Kodansha, like Attack on Titan and Seven Deadly Sins, will have to go to Crunchyroll's own manga app instead, which is available to members only for $6.95 per month. The app is also as well-designed as Mangamo and allows readers to download chapters for on-the-go reading without an Internet connection (though they expire after one week.) The biggest drawback, though, is that readers are limited to Shueisha's catalog alone.

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