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Disney is giving 20% off the Marvel digital comics app to every single Disney Visa cardholder

House of Mouse die-hards who carry the special Disney Vida can access the entire Marvel Unlimited library at a discount

Grant DeArmitt
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The fact that everyone's got their summer reading list up and running is a perfect excuse for you to read more Marvel Comics. And now, you can read a whole lot more of them at a temptingly discounted price... at least, if you happen to be a Disney Visa cardholder. Disney Rewards has officially announced a 20% off discount for an annual Marvel Unlimited subscription purchased with a Disney Visa (and using a special promo code).

That promo code (and the announcement of the discount) can be found in on the official Disney Rewards website. Also listed is the fact that the Marvel Unlimited library spans a whopping 30,000+ comics, pretty much guaranteeing you'll get to spend the summer with your favorite Marvel Comics hero (or villain - we're not judging. Hell, I'm downright supporting). And along with the above promotion, Marvel Unlimited is also offering:

  • A Limited Edition Hasbro Marvel Legends Knight-Spider figure not available anywhere else
  • A Hellverine pin styled by Skottie Young
  • An Alessandro Cappuccio variant of Wolverine: Revenge #1
  • A Wolverine Meme Homage Lithograph by Annie Wu 
  • SNIKT! Patch
  • Invites and Access to Marvel Events! (subject to availability)
  • Monthly offers of 10% Off Marvel Merchandise + More at DisneyStore.com

Marvel comics fans have a lot of reading to do to prepare for the official beginning of the MCU's Phase Six with The Fantastic Four: First Steps comes to theaters July 25. But that's not the only timely reason Disney Visa holders might want to look into this - the special 20% discount offer only extends until July 31, 2025.

So we're just saying: if you want to read through Popverse's list of the Best Marvel Comics ever published, time's a'tickin' to do it on the cheap.

Get ready for what's next with our guide to upcoming comics, how to buy comics at a comic shop, and our guide to Free Comic Book Day 2025.  

 

Grant DeArmitt

Grant DeArmitt: Grant DeArmitt (he/him) likes horror, comics, and the unholy union of the two. As Popverse's Staff Writer, he criss-crosses the pop culture landscape bringing you the news and opinions about the big things (and the next big things). In the past, and despite their better judgment, he has written for Nightmare on Film Street and Newsarama. He lives in Brooklyn with his partner, Kingsley, and corgi, Legs.

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