DC UNIVERSE INFINITE

Name: DC UNIVERSE INFINITE
Rating: 4.7 (57983 reviews)
Author: Warner Bros.

By: Warner Bros.

Read DC Digital Comics & Manga

Features & Capabilities

DC UNIVERSE INFINITE is a fan-first, premium digital comic subscription with a colossal library of DC titles, including DC, Vertigo, DC Black Label, and Milestone Media. Readers can explore over 27,000 comics and graphic novels with an enhanced digital reader and offline downloads for unlimited access.

Features include curated collections, saving favorites and custom lists in MyDC, and a 7-day free trial. After the trial, subscriptions convert to the then-current rates for Monthly, Annual, or Ultra plans (currently $7.99/month, $74.99/year, or $119.99/year) and renew automatically unless canceled. Availability varies by region and DC Universe Infinite is not intended for children; Terms of Use and Privacy Policy apply.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Entertainment Books Content

By:

Warner Bros.

Rating:

4.70

(57,983) 1 new ratings

Version:

26.3.0 Last updated: 2026-06-03

Version code:

886450163

Creation date:

2018-09-14

Compatible devices:

Size:

148.09MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 5,466 ▼ 35

Other rankings

#2 in The Best Comic Book Apps #8 in comic keyword 13 ▼ 1#8 in university keyword 18 ▲ #15 in marvel keyword 7 ▲ 5#48 in manga keyword 22 ▲ 4

For Developers

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Developed by:

Warner Bros.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dc-universe-infinite/id1329018000

User Reviews

User reviews for DC Universe Infinite on Apple devices show a strong trade-off: a huge catalog and solid reading experience with good value, balanced by persistent offline, search, and stability issues. The most mentioned positives are the breadth of titles and a smooth reading interface, along with ongoing updates that improve usability. The most common complaints focus on offline download reliability and the inability to access downloaded content, weak search results, regional/device restrictions, zoom/navigation quirks, and inconsistent sign-in/support. Overall, content quality and value are praised, but critical reliability problems persist.

Pros

Huge catalog of DC titles / broad selection
Excellent value for money with a subscription
Solid reader experience and readability
Regular updates improving stability and usability
Overall momentum and ongoing improvements noted by users

Cons

Offline access and download reliability problems
Poor search functionality with limited filters
Region and device compatibility restrictions
Zoom/pan/navigation UX issues
Account/login issues and poor customer support

Recent reviews

This app has come a long way from when it started, so I’ve updated my review to five stars. Everything works perfectly now and I love it!

by Mu*****, 2026-06-03

This app is good if you want some of the more popular runs or to skim through a lot of different heroes. But it’s missing too many key issues to be a good app. Batman #49 introduces both Vicki Vale and Mad Hatter. And not available. If I can’t read expensive issues that i otherwise wouldn’t be able to read, what’s the appeal?

by N *****, 2026-05-31

My experience with the app has been really good. The comics are easy to read and there is a lot of content available. The app itself works pretty well across iPhone and iPad. Yet I’m going to hold off using it further as I just can’t justify the subscription price be it at the lower or higher tier. Over on the manga side for example, Shonen Jump and the Viz Media subscriptions cost like $6-$7 combined. You get a lot of manga and are getting new releases basically everyday. To get the most out of just this one comics app, you got to pay either around 7 or 15 a month or like 70ish or 120 for a year. That’s just an insane price compared to other services imo. While 120 a year for this would still be cheaper than outright buying comics, I genuinely feel this subscription service could be a lower price.