May that 4th be with you! It's Star Wars Day, and Dark Horse Comics is celebrating with all sorts of sweet deals on digital comics, today only.

MAY 4, MILWAUKIE, OR—Dark Horse Comics is joining in on the May the Fourth madness with a very exclusive limited offer to their digital comics readers.

Get blasted into a galaxy far, far away with this amazing May the Fourth Be with You MegaBundle!

May you pay a fourth of the regular listed price for these digital comics? Why, yes! This is the MegaBundle you’re looking for, but only here for a limited time, it is.

This collection places 3,600 pages of Star Wars goodness right at your fingertips, including some of our most popularStar Wars series, such as Knights of the Old Republic, Blood Ties, Star Wars Tales, Rebellion, and Dark Times, as well as some of our newest series, such as Dawn of the Jedi, Agent of the Empire, and Crimson Empire III.

Star Wars fans can also check out a free, exclusive preview of Darth Maul: Death Sentence #1 on Dark Horse Digital!

And for May 4th only, Barnes & Noble NOOK Tablet and NOOK Color™ will have Star Wars: The Old Republic Volume 1 available for $4.99 in the NOOK Comics™ store.

Dark Horse Digital is available through all modern web browsers and as an app in both the Android and iTunes stores.

The May the Fourth Be With You Sale ends Sunday at midnight. Stop by Dark Horse Digital and get all the Star Warscomics you could want and more!

Ben Templesmith tweeted this badass picture of Batman as he'll be portrayed in the upcoming digital-first comic, illustrated by Templesmith and written by B. Clay Moore. If you don't have the new, Retina-equipped iPad and ComiXology, you're missing out on what is pretty much the best Comics reading experience to be had a the moment - and now, you're also missing out on first dibs on the upcoming weekly Thursday Batman feature,

Despite my many concerns about the current state of digital comics - pricing issues, DRM restrictions and what becomes of the comics we're essentially renting when a digital distributer pulls a graphic.ly on us - ComiXology continues to be the best game in town for digital, in fact since I got my Retina-enabled iPad I'm enjoying the Comics app like never before. Still, those prices. It"s at least as much the fault of the publishes as it is of ComiXology - Marvel and DC, if they were being honest, would admit to a sort of benign collusion that says digital has to be a largely broken distribution method until they're ready to accept it as a viable revenue stream and are prepared for the fallout of the likely retail collapse. See: the music, video and book industries trajectories over the past decade and a half. The loser of course is the consumer who has to often pay more than is reasonable for new comics, but ComiXology continues to do what it can to improve matters. The addition of a 'recently reduced issues' section is a nice start, as many same-day digital issues launch at a price equal to or greater then their print counterparts, a price which often reduces over the next several weeks or months.

The Prankster might be a tiny bit more apt, but since nobody really cares about him ComiXology is celebrating April Fool's Day with a sale on comics featuring the Clown Prince of Crime, The Joker.

Today through 11:00 p.m. Monday, over 80 digital comics starring Mistah J. are on sale for $.99. Check 'em out at ComiXology's website or download them from the iOS or android app.

Marvel took the stage at SXSW in Austin, TX to announce their new initiative titled 'Marvel ReEvolution.' April is set to be a very big month for the House of Ideas, as they accompany the launch of Avengers vs. X-Men with Infinite Comics, comics designed for reading on tablets and phones, Marvel AR, which will unlock Marvel content when you scan items sporting a Marvel AR Logo.

Infinite Comics, powered by ComiXology, will debut with the April 4 launch of Avengers vs. X-Men #1 Infinite from the creative team of Mark Waid and Stuart Immonen. The Marvel AR app, powered by Aurasma, will also launch in April for iPhone and Android.

Dark Horse continues making great strides towards digital comics ubiquity. Today marks another big leap forward as the publisher announced partnerships with Barnes and Noble's Nook Tablet and Nook Color, and the Kobo Vox reader.

Titles available immediately for the popular e-readers include Hellboy/B.P.R.D., Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Star Wars, Mass Effect, Conan and more.

For a complete list of Dark Horse titles now available for the tablet platforms, check here for the Nook readers and here for the Kobo Vox.

It's Marvel Monday deals from digital comics distributor ComiXology. Today's deals offer big discounts on Ultimate X-Men, a title that had a lot of of potential, and some very interesting character developments and story lines. Get your digital Ultimate X-books for $0.99 through 11:00 p.m. ET.

Digital comics take another huge stride forward today with the launch of iTunes' comics section. New Avengers #1 is currently available as a free download, and sitting on top of the charts. Following close behind is an eclectic mix including The Walking Dead, Game of Thrones and Jonathan Kellerman's Silent Partner.

It's the weekend, which means it's time for the digital comics sales to begin. ComiXology is celebrating the February 28 release of Justice League: Doom with a sale on comics featuring the Justice League and their most notorious bad guys. Beginning tomorrow (February 25), 67 titles, including Mark Waid and Howard Porter's original 'Tower of Babel' storyline that is the basis for Doom will be available for $0.99. Other noteworthy titles on sale include Waid and Barry Kitson's Justice League: Year One, and Justice by Alex Ross, Jim Kreuger and Doug Braithwaite.