SFX now on the Barnes & Noble Nook

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Hey, American readers of SFX magazine! Our main mag is now up and running on Barnes & Noble’s tablet

Hey, American readers of SFX magazine! Our main mag is now up and running on Barnes & Noble’s tablet

Want a quick and easy way to read SFX ? Of course you do: it’s the biggest and best magazine of its type, crammed with TV, film, books, comics, games and more. News? Reviews? Features? Interviews? Yep, all in there.

Now, like sister mag Comic Heroes , all this is available on the Nook reader to our US readers who give their custom to Barnes & Noble. Visit the Barnes & Noble Nook site to get it .

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Got one of those tablets or e-readers? Please go ahead and either buy the latest issue or subscribe (it works out at just $2.99 per month if you sign up - bargain). Don't forget that SFX is also available on the Apple Newsstand or in the Zinio format if you prefer an alternative device.

Dave Bradley
Dave Bradley

Dave was once the Group Editor-in-Chief for Future's film group, but now he's the COO of Pocket Gamer and Pocket Gamer Biz. He also freelances for SFX Magazine and hosts the Robby The Robot's Waiting podcast with a couple of friends. 

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