Today we have a monumental iVerse Update – THERE ARE NEW APPS GALORE!

First, in iVerse Comics you’ll find new comics including:

Archie’s Weird Mysteries #4 (Archie Comics)

We Kill Monsters #4 (Red 5 Comics)

Captain America #8 (Marvel Comics) – US only

Amazing Spider-Man #528 (Marvel Comics) – US only

If you haven’t done it yet – you can download iVerse Comics FOR FREE right here.

On the Stand Alone front – the second Chapter of J.M Ringuet’s “Stolen Suns” is available now in iTunes! This DIGITAL EXCLUSIVE series is AMAZING – and you MUST check it out.

The Second Chapter is available right here for $0.99 and you can still get the started with the first chapter of Stolen Suns FOR FREE by clicking right here.

IDW APPS – POWERED BY iVERSE!

You may have noticed some new IDW Publishing Applications available in iTunes this week – and they are powered by iVerse!  There are over 100 never-before released on iPhone digital comics available in these apps, all featuring the patent-pending iVerse reading experience!

All of the comics available in these apps will also be available in iVerse Comics the MOMENT that Apple approves them, but if you want to get ahold of them now (or just want to keep different app collections for your favorites series and publishers) then go download them NOW!  Each of these apps current feature free comics you can’t get anywhere else – so go download them – check out the fantastic products from IDW, and while you’re at it — TELL YOUR FRIENDS!

You can read a full press release from IDW right here.

You can get the Star Trek app FOR FREE right here.

You can get the Transformers app FOR FREE right here

You can get the G.I. JOE app FOR FREE right here

You can get the IDW Comics app FOR FREE right here

NOTE – Transformers and G.I. Joe apps are not available in all countries.

Another week another set of new comics releases!

For those of you interested we just submitted A TON of comics for the iVerse Comics catalog – once they are approved our catalog will be well over 400 titles, and at the rate things have been going around here, I wouldn’t be surprised to see the app break 1,000 comics in the next few months.

We also have a very special release this week that we’ll be talking about more over the upcoming holiday season.

iPHONE EXCLUSIVE ARCHIE COMIC

Archie Comics has created an IPHONE EXCLUSIVE holiday special – “Betty and Veronica’s Christmas Spectacular”.  This Christmas-themed special continues the “Betty and Veronica Spectacular” series in digital form, and there is more to come!

You can grab this special, iPhone only, issue as an individual App, or inside iVerse Comics(parents are cautioned, some content in iVerse Comics is not for kids, so you might want to get the book as a stand alone application).  If you do buy the comic as a stand alone app, and you have iVerse Comics (with push notifications turned on) you can flip over to the “info screen” and press the iVerse Comics icon.  When you do that you’ll be able to download the comic for FREE inside iVerse Comics – so if you want, you can have it both ways.

This method, btw, is also how the upgrades to existing stand alone comics will work once they have made it through Apple’s approval process.

This week’s releases include:

Killer of Demons #3 (Image Comics)
Afterburn #4 (Red 5 Comics)
Sabrina: Manga #4 (Archie Comics)

Iron Man #8 (Marvel Comics) – US ONLY
Immortal Iron Fist #13 (Marvel Comics – US ONLY
Amazing Spider-Man #527 (Marvel Comics) – US ONLY

WHAT ABOUT ANDROID?

Development continues on a completely new version of our original Android offering.  Very soon I will post a very detailed report on iVerseMedia.com about our Android experience thus far, and why we’ve needed to make some drastic changes to make the platform a viable place for content based applications like comics.  I know there are some of you out there that very much want to get your comics on Android – and we want to bring them to you – but it has to be done right, and done so in a way that is fair to both the consumer and the creators…and we’re working on it.