were can i read dc. and/or marvel comics for free over the Internet?
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Pay no attention to the other fellow who was just answering from behind the curtain., please. \n\nThere are sites where you can find old issues (not recent continuity) of various titles. I strongly recommend Superman Through the Ages. It has hundreds of the most classic Superman stories going all the way back to 1938! How else could you ever read them, for free? They'd cost thousands of bucks, today. They also have a selection of batman stories and links to other sites. Enjoy!\n\n28 NOV 06, 1438 hrs, GMT.
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try http://www.dccomics.com/mad/
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get some free e books from the net,
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Go to softpedia.com and download DC++. With it you can get any movie you want for free.
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Depends on what you are into. If you like one thing in particular, you could try out different web rings; associations of sites dealing with the same thing. They'll usually have a link button to the particular web ring on the home page or links page.\n\nIf you are more into news, check out an aggregating sites, like Fark or Slashdot. These are community sites where people link to various news stories and can comment on them.\n\nIf your looking for just something to kill time, a variety of web-comics could fit the bill. Hosting sites like Comic Genesis, Keenspace and Blank Label Comics, or individual sites like Penny Arcade, PVP, and Sluggy Freelance, are just a few of the hundreds of well written and well drawn comics.
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Download Adobe Reader it's free and all over the web!
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You can't. those stuff are comparatively expensive and they aren't free on the internet. can you be more precise? what books exactly?
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http://www.straightdope.com -- great column answering the mysteries of the universe.\nhttp://blogs.herald.com/dave_barrys_blog/ -- Dave Barry's blog. Hilarious news articles, web sites, and so forth.\nhttp://news.myway.com -- News and only news, plain and simple, without all the ostantatious flash and glitter that nearly all the other news sites have.\nhttp://online.wsj.com/home/us -- Wall Street Journal.  'Nuff said.\nhttp://www.mycomicspage.com/sign-in -- My Comics Page.  About half my comics.\nhttps://members.comics.com/members/welcome.jsp -- The other half of my comics.
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Try Project Gutenberg www.gutenberg.org.  Thousands of public domain classics -- all free!
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This site looks free.\n\nhttp://shop.ebrary.com/Download
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Try this site below.\nwww.webcomics.com
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Try going to a library's website, many public libraries have an on line book database where you can download books to read. My library has it for free for card holders--you just have to register before you can access anything. Your library's website might have a similar program
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readplease is the best and it's free\n\nwww.readplease.com
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www.ikebites.com\nwww.daybydaycartoon.com\nwww.comics.com\nwww.ucomics.com\nwww.registerguard.com\nwww.ssjeremiahobrien.org\nwww.cwd.ptbcanadian.com
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First of all, you have to look at the condition each comic is in.\n\nAre there any tears in any of the covers or pages?\nAre there any creases in any of the covers or pages?\nAre you one of those comic readers that fold over the pages to read one page at a time?\n\nOnce you have done that, you need to buy The Overstreet Comic Buyers Guide. After you've done that, look up the title, and see what each one is worth. \n\nNow that you are sufficiently armed, go to your nearest comic book store, and see if they want them. If they don't, THEN try eBay or Amazon.
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check out www.marvel.com
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you can go to freewebs.com but it will cost a bit