DC is widening the reach of its digital comics platform, DC UNIVERSE INFINITE, bringing the service to eight additional countries: Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, and Sweden.
Readers in the UK are also getting an upgrade — DCUI is now accessible through web browsers, marking the first time fans outside the U.S. can use the service beyond mobile and tablet. Fans in these regions who subscribe to the Ultra tier can dive into a library of over 35,000 English-language DC comics, along with the full DC GO! lineup of original vertical-scroll webcomics. That includes everything from modern titles like the Absolute line and Batman (2025) to classics like Batman: Hush, All-Star Superman, and even vintage MAD Magazine issues, all adapted for the scrolling format.
“Bringing DC UNIVERSE INFINITE and DC GO! to more fans around the world has been a major focus,” said Anne DePies, DC’s senior vice president and general manager. “Expanding access to our library lets global audiences enjoy DC stories anytime, anywhere.”
Subscribers will find thousands of comics tied to DC’s biggest films and shows — from The Batman and The Suicide Squad to Peacemaker and next year’s Supergirl, inspired by Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow. They’ll also get exclusive access to DC GO! originals like the Ringo Award–winning Renaissance of Raven and the fan-favorite Nothing Butt Nightwing.
Ultra subscribers continue to receive new English-language releases on DCUI just one month after they hit comic shops, keeping the library fresh with titles like DC K.O., Batman (2025), Absolute Batman, Absolute Wonder Woman, and Absolute Superman — all books that have seen multiple printings.
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