In My Comics Collection, the pull list is the "Releases & follows" screen: a calendar of the comics announced for the next three months, grouped by week, and the list of series you follow, with no cap on how many. There is no reduced free version: you discover it through the 7-day free trial, which opens every feature. A card is required at sign-up, nothing is charged during the trial, and the subscription price, which depends on your country, is shown on the pricing page.
This page answers two questions: what the pull list actually does, and how to try it before you pay. It describes the app as it works today, with no promises about features to come.
What the Pull List Does
A release calendar, week by week. The "All releases" tab shows the issues announced for the next 90 days, grouped by week. Each card brings together the cover, the publisher, the series name and every issue of that week with its release date. Two filters narrow the view: a month selector, and a row of buttons for the publishers with the most releases, each showing its number of releases.
Followed series, with no quota. Every card has a "Follow" button. A followed series joins the "My follows" tab, which then shows only the releases of your series, with the same filters. There is no limit on the number of series you follow, during the trial or with a subscription, and a second click on the button stops following.
An alert when an issue comes out. The "Alerts" bell at the top of the app fills up when an issue of a followed series reaches stores. Several issues of the same series released in the same month form a single alert, so that a heavily split series does not bury everything else. The alert centre covers the last 90 days, each alert can be dismissed, and one button marks everything as read.
From calendar to collection in one move. On the card of a followed series, as in an alert, the "I bought it" button opens the add form already filled in with the series name and issue number. You check it, you create the entry, and the cover known to the catalogue is reused when there is one. The comic you bought goes from your release list to your collection without retyping anything.
Characters and creators, too. The "My follows" tab includes a "Characters & authors followed" section. Following a character or a creator tells you, in the same bell, about every new article on the site devoted to them, from the moment you follow them.
The 7-Day Trial: Test the Pull List With Every Feature
Every new sign-up starts a 7-day trial with full access to the app. The pull list is complete: unlimited following, alerts, the "I bought it" button, followed characters and creators. There is no cut-down trial version, and no free tier that takes over afterwards.
A card is registered at sign-up, but it is not charged at any point during the trial. At the end of the 7 days, the plan you chose, monthly or yearly, becomes paid and the first charge is taken, unless you cancelled before. Cancelling during the trial costs nothing, and you do it from the "Subscription" section of your settings.
To get the most out of those 7 days, follow the series you buy every month on day one, then browse the coming weeks in "My follows". If one of them has an issue coming out during the trial, you will see the alert arrive in the bell and can try moving it to your collection with "I bought it". After a week, you will know whether the tool replaces your shopping list.
How Much Does the Subscription Cost?
The price is not the same everywhere: depending on your country, it may be shown in your local currency, and the applicable tax varies. That is why this page shows no amount. The pricing page presents the two plans, monthly and yearly, and the exact amount is shown to you before any payment.