ComicHub

ComicHub

About this app

The ComicHub app is designed to synchronize your comic collection with any retailer on the ComicHub network. Publishers can also publish page images of upcoming stories for you preview or you can simply choose the writers, artists, brands, genres or publishers that you want to follow.

Your local comic store will alert you when your orders have arrived and then update your app when purchases are made to allow effortless management of your collection.

The ComicHub app also lets you track publisher crossover events with ease, letting you know what parts you have on order and what parts you've missed.

Once the items in your collection are downloaded from ComicHub, the app will also work offline, allowing you to fill gaps at conventions or any store in the world.

Enjoy!

Ratings and reviews

The search feature in the app is trash and barely usable. Also reporting a bug: in the web browser if you select shipping type before selecting the delivery address or billing address, it will reset your shipping method to pick up in store. I would report this on the support page, but I am unable to submit a support request as the form is broken. It also doesn't allow for my full address, only allows 12 characters. Fix your stuff!

App has several unresolved bugs. When I reached out to Comic Hub support team, they do read and message back but the bugs are never resolved and then I never hear back from support. Currently, the app is not usable. The user interface could be more intuitive and less clunky. For instance, removing the search bar from each page was a poor choice. Forcing us to browse a specific way. Items in cart are not linked. Messages are still bugged.

This app used to be good. However, problems were introduced that continue to go unsolved. Searching is slow, and large lists of results sometimes won't load. Scrolling is painfully laggy. It'll pause every few comics for several seconds. If you select a comic to preview, and go back to the results list, it will most often reset to the top of the list, forcing you to go through the painful scrolling to get back to where you were. Honestly, what happened?