While I consider digital comics a generational thing (it's what the "kids" prefer nowadays, but isn't for me), I support any technology that gets people into reading comics.
News like this, to me, is the equivalent of learning that Mile High Comics - a legendary comic shop in Colorado that has been around more than 40 years - has burned to the ground.
What surprises me most about this news isn't that a comic retailer is closing it's doors, it's that customers will no longer be able to read what they've already bought unless they back-up their purchases.
That sucks.
But I have to say: if I was into building my comic collection digitally for any number of years, I would have downloaded my comics onto thumb-drives from the beginning.
Assuming that's even possible to do.
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