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One of the popular app in Comics category, Marvel Unlimited is now available to download on your Desktop or PC platforms. Continue reading this blog post to know a simple way to Install the app even though the official version of the laptop is not yet available.
Marvel Unlimited is the topmost and popular app with more than 1,000,000+ installations with 3.8 / 5.0 star average rating on Google playstore. It is available to download for FREE on mobile platforms. Whereas, for the Desktop platform, the app is not developed. Officially there is no way we can install this app on PC. But it doesn’t mean that this closes doors for all the Windows and Mac users to use this app. There are a few tricks that allow us to install any app available on Google playstore to laptop.
We are going to use Android emulators in this article to Download Marvel Unlimited for PC. These emulators creates a virutal android environment in the PC platform and helps us to install and use the apps like Marvel Unlimited.
Marvel Unlimited – Specifications:
| Name | Marvel Unlimited |
| Category | Comics |
| File size | 34M |
| Installations | 1,000,000+ |
| App Rating | 3.8 / 5.0 |
| Developed By | Marvel Comics |
Before we proceed with the installation steps of Marvel Unlimited for PC using Emulator methods, here is the Google playstore link to download the app on your smartphone – [appbox googleplay com.marvel.unlimited]
Marvel Unlimited for PC (Windows 10/8/7 & Mac)
As mentioned earlier, we will be using an Android emulator to Download and Install Marvel Unlimited on Windows 10 / 8 / 7 or Mac PC. Bluestacks app player is the most popular among all the emulators available. It has a super simple GUI and stunning performance advantage over the other emulators.
We bring this to you, a simple tutorial that helps you to Download and Install Marvel Unlimited for PC using Bluestacks method. Just follow these steps and start using Marvel Unlimited app on your PC right after that.
- Download Bluestacks on your laptop. It is available for free to install. Here is the complete Bluestacks guide for installation – Download Bluestacks
- Locate the installed Bluestacks.exe (Windows) / Bluestacks.dmg (Mac) file and double click to start the installation.
- Be patient while the Bluestacks app player installs, launch it upon successful installation. Complete the one-time setup process.
- Now it prompts you to sign in to your Google account to use Play store services. Just enter your Google account details and allow all the permissions.
- You will get Bluestacks home screen now. Find the Google playstore app on the home page and tap on it.
- Search for Marvel Unlimited app name on Playstore. Find the app developed by Marvel Comics and click on the Install button.
- Once the Marvel Unlimited is installed, you should be able to see the Marvel Unlimited app icon on the Bluestacks screen.
Simply double click on the icon and start using the app with all the features that mobile supports. You can alternatively use the search bar on the Bluestacks home screen to install the Marvel Unlimited app.
Marvel Unlimited for Mac –
Follow the same steps now to get your favorite Marvel Unlimited app to your MacBook. The Bluestacks software is available for the Mac platform as well. Follow the installation guide link and get it for iOS.
Download the Bluestacks emulator now and turn your computer into a better gaming platform. Seamlessly play games like PUBG, NFS, Subway surfers, etc. on your laptop screen with Bluestacks. With Bluestacks, users can have full access to all the features of Marvel Unlimited on Windows and Mac platforms.
Marvel Unlimited on PC (Windows & Mac) – Conclusion:
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Marvel Unlimited App Store
Note: Read the complete description and app permissions required from Google playstore along with the detailed features of the app.
We are concluding this article on How to Download and Install Marvel Unlimited for PC Windows 10/8/7 or Mac Laptop using the Android emulators’ method. If you find any difficulties, comment below. We will help you out!
Marvel quietly updated their MU desktop reader in early 2015, after approximately 2 years in a “beta mode” that was pretty clearly designed to test out mobile app functionality.
The flash and beta reader options are gone, meaning this is the desktop reader for all MU subscribers, as well as the easiest reading option for Windows 10 readers, or any other device without a custom app. How’s it looking?
The short answer here is the new desktop reader appears to function about as smoothly as the app reader, albeit with a learning curve.
Initially, I found the icons (you only have 3 choices) about as self-explanatory as a higgs boson, but here’s how this works:
Arrows – The left / right arrows naturally take you to the next page or previous page of the comic. You can also just click on the right side of the reader to take you forward to the next panel or page.
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Panels – The “panels” icon (the one that looks like a vertical comic with blocked out panels) will transition you between smart panel reading, and full-page view. When you start reading, you are automatically assigned to smart panel reading, which is Marvel’s approximation of Comixology guided view (zooms in on the comic panel by panel to fill out as much of your monitor as possible with each part of the story).
Above, you can see what a double page spread looks like when the “single page” view is selected. This zooms out the reader on the full comic page. Although you no longer have the option of viewing two single pages at once, double page spreads frequently do appear all at once (a blessing if you’re reading Bendis’ Marvel NOW! work which uses double page spreads more than the history of comics combined).
It’s also worth noting here that while smart panel reading can frequently make the best use of the reader space, smart panel issues cutting off text on the app are pretty similar on desktop.
Zoom – This leads to the next (I believe updated) feature, which is zooming in using the plus magnifying glass. You can only zoom when you’re on the full page spread option. This will zoom in on the page, and allow you to grab the page to scroll down to the bottom. It’s a bit more hands-on than simply clicking once towards the right, but there’s some appeal to see the whole page rather than go panel by panel.
Alternatively, you can simply double click any panel and Marvel will zoom you into smart panel mode.
Full Screen – Finally, the box with an arrow pointing up and to the right will give you full screen reading, which is definitely the recommended option to fill out your monitor.
Improvements to the Marvel Unlimited Reader
So far in my experience, the reader is reasonably smooth. I still prefer a vertical reader for comics (tablets), but if you have a monitor you can swivel vertical, I’d imagine this works pretty well.
The browser reader has also now added the “read next” option that is so nice on the mobile side. So right when you finish Guardians of the Galaxy #11, you’re quickly able to jump into Guardians of the Galaxy #12 without navigating back to the series overview.
It’s also nice to notice that the desktop reader does not appear to have the obnoxious quirk of breaking down on the 4th page half the time. So that’s a plus, although I have to mention I really with the Marvel Unlimited app would either 1) Fix the issue or 2) Embrace it and change the loading error to Deadpool saying “Don’t you hate when the 4th wall breaks?”
Elsewhere on Desktop Reading…
Marvel Unlimited App Not Loading Comics
Honestly, I see a pretty seamless reader launch for desktop here. The biggest complaints I’ve seen have been the absence of two page reading (which is still, inexplicably, the default for horizontal reading on the mobile apps!), and marvel.com site errors. And of course the dreaded “I’m signed in but Marvel Unlimited has decided I’m not!” error:
Aside from that, I’m just noticing one thing I like, and one thing I don’t.
The Thing I Like
Marvel Unlimited App Kindle Fire
Kudos to Marvel and the Unlimited team for membership discounts on new series. I’ve maintained for a while that the best use of the Unlimited in-app purchase option would be for issues not included in Marvel Unlimited, and that’s what these offers are approaching.
You could make the argument that a Marvel Unlimited subscriber isn’t going to pay for books they could just wait for, but that really overestimates the amount of patience all subscribers have. I have literally a million books I want to read right now, and I still seriously considered getting these new Thor issues for half off.
I’m aware these membership deals aren’t new, but noticing them again makes me wonder: Why not pimp that offer within the MU app in Thor: God of Thunder? I’m just saying, I’m way more likely to finish “The Last Days of Midguard” and then immediately jump on a half off deal for new Thor in a mead-fueled haze.
That’s That Fix I Don’t Like
I would have been extremely excited to learn that the desktop reader update also enhanced the comic library management of Marvel Unlimited, but no such luck. For some reason only the Dread Dormammu could explain, managing your library on a desktop is hell on earth.
I talked a bit in my Scribd Unlimited review how much smoother library management is there, and that still sticks out like a sore thumb.
It’s a real weird twist when in-app library management is significantly better than desktop, but that’s still where we’re at. I don’t even consider accessing my Marvel Unlimited library on a desktop, and for that matter have largely abandoned trying to maintain a list. This is a bummer because I kind of love lists.
What Do You Think?
I’m admittedly not a desktop reader loyalist, but as a whole this seems like a natural, if slight, upgrade. What do you all think? Do what feels right to you in the comments.