Kat Overland: I’d (reluctantly) merged my Amazon and Comixology accounts a while back and was thankfully able to actually get the app to update and run properly on my old Kindle Fire. It’s been three days and none of the books I purchased through Comixology are showing up in Kindle on any of my devices, only one is showing in my Comixology app on Android, and my Amazon account says I own zero books.
I did that and was told it might take “some time” for my books to show up. When I tried to log in to Comixology, it took me to Amazon, where I was told my Comixology books were “hidden.” To make them visible, I was told to merge my Comixology and Amazon accounts and had to agree to import my purchases to Kindle. Nola Pfau: I wouldn’t know! I mean this is what I get when I try to read a book I purchased four years ago.Īnna Peppard: I also wouldn’t know.
I used the Kindle Cloud Reader on my laptop because I like pain, but even that was too much for me. What’re your first impressions of the new interfaces?Īndrea Ayres: Oh I don’t like it. Turn and face the strange ch-ch-changes with us! Of course, a major change like this leads to some strong opinions, so we convened a few staff members to discuss their feelings on seeing this change finally live, after months of discussion and speculation. The main Comixology app also got a new look, similar to the Kindle app on the iPad. Now, all purchases go through Amazon’s main site, and work similarly to Kindle purchases. The long-awaited Comixology full integration with Amazon Marketplace arrived last week, removing the dedicated Comixology storefront. But when it’s the largest platform for digital comics, it can be even harder.
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