Marvel Comics Are Coming To Audiobooks

Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Jeff Sandhu

04-Jun-19 12:30

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Are you a fan of comic books but don’t have the time to read them? Podcasts and audiobooks are becoming more popular in recent years and Marvel is getting in on them. Marvel Entertainment has partnered with Dreamscape Media to adapt a number of Marvel’s comic stories into a read-to-me style audiobooks. If you haven’t had a chance to experience this yet, check out last year’s release of an original, 10-episode podcast series called Wolverine: The Long Night.

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Categories: Film, History, People and Places, SME

Tags: marvel, comics, audiobooks, podcast, wolverine, the long night, dreamscape,

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