COMICS: Marvel Aim To Revolutionize Comics With Sound

COMICS: Marvel Aim To Revolutionize Comics With Sound

Is this the moment to change comic books? Marvel sure hope so. The publisher has began to experiment with enhancing the reading experience through the medium of sound! Hit the jump to check out the company's big plan!

By DEVLIN712 - Mar 09, 2014 12:03 PM EST
Filed Under: Marvel Comics
Source: The Verge


Think of the last film you saw; would it be the same if every explosion was silent?Or the score was missing? Sound effects and music changed the way we watched films and now, Marvel are hoping to do the same with comics!
Ed Brubaker's Captain America: The Winter Soldier is the first (of possibly many) comics that will be sent to the recording studio.

The comics will feature music behind specific panels or pages and effects such as gunshots when needed. Marvel is using their subscription service, Marvel Unlimited, to sell the comics. The final verdict on whether the feature will stay or go will be down to fan's reaction to the new addition. Marvel currently plan to add audio and music to all of the stories currently in the Unlimited backlog.

What do you think of Marvel's latest idea? Would you rather comics were left as they were or brought up to date? Sign off your thoughts on the matter below!

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