Fan Interest in DC Universe Infinite – Poll Results

May 6, 2021 Comic Book News 5

In the latest Superman Homepage Member Poll we asked you the following question:

Are you subscribed to the DC Universe Infinite digital comic service?

Comic book fans still love the printed editions over anything digital, with 44% of you saying you aren’t subscribed to the DC Universe Infinite service because you read physical copies.

Here’s the complete voting breakdown:

Are you subscribed to the DC Universe Infinite digital comic service?
  • No, I read comic books in physical form 44%, 63 votes
    63 votes 44%
    63 votes - 44% of all votes
  • Yes 12%, 17 votes
    17 votes 12%
    17 votes - 12% of all votes
  • No, I don't read comic books 11%, 16 votes
    16 votes 11%
    16 votes - 11% of all votes
  • No, it's not available where I live 11%, 16 votes
    16 votes 11%
    16 votes - 11% of all votes
  • No, it's too expensive 11%, 15 votes
    15 votes 11%
    15 votes - 11% of all votes
  • No, I buy my digital comic books elsewhere 11%, 15 votes
    15 votes 11%
    15 votes - 11% of all votes
Total Votes: 142
April 28, 2021 - May 5, 2021
Voting is closed

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afriend
afriend
May 6, 2021 12:14 am

I miss the old DC Universe; the selection on HBOMax is fine, but I liked how DC Universe went a little further into the archives of DC film and television.
What would have been fun would have been if when on DC Comics “auto read” mode or whatever they called it, they’d have had a voice cast reading their respective parts with music and sound effects (so… Motion comics, really).

NeoRanger
NeoRanger
May 6, 2021 4:14 am

The service isn’t available in my region (which still doesn’t stop them from spamming me with newsletters about what’s coming up on the platform; dangle that pastry in front of the poor kid’s face some more, whydontcha DC). I actually prefer physical as well, but that’s not really an option where I live either. Comixology is a disaster as well.

I’m just saying, before doing fifty different “events” to draw in an audience, perhaps DC would like to create better avenues for prospective buyers to get their books.

Last edited 2 years ago by NeoRanger
bhof
bhof
May 6, 2021 11:09 am

I am a subscriber, and I am very pleased with DCUI. I’ve never been a real collector (more of a trades guy myself), so I really enjoy having access to so many uncollected back issues. I was able to read basically everything from the 1986 reboot until the end of the Triangle Era here. Now I understand what fans are talking about when they reference late-80s and 90s era Superman. Great stuff.

afriend
afriend
May 6, 2021 12:07 pm
Reply to  bhof

Oh, John “The Devil” Byrne’s run… That takes me back.

MattComics
MattComics
May 10, 2021 11:08 am

What I discovered in my experience working for a major bookstore chain was that when the company decided they wanted to try and go all-in on digital the thing they missed is the simple fact there is a tactile element to the experience of reading that is overlooked and grossly underestimated. In addition to that it’s not limited to being a generational thing either. I had customers of various ages tell me that they preferred to have a physical book in hand when they are reading.

Last edited 2 years ago by MattComics