My Shelf is the signed-in page that holds everything you have gathered: the work you follow, the creators you follow, what you have subscribed to, what you have bought, and the book you are halfway through. One page, no hunting.
My Shelf pulls together four collections: your Library (the issues and series you follow), Creators (the studios you follow), Subscriptions (your active tiers), and Purchases (what you have bought). Everything shows its cover and links straight to the work, so you open a title in one click.
Continue reading sits on the shelf, holding the book you were partway through and returning you to the page you stopped at. No bookmarks to manage, no remembering which issue you were on. Just start again.
Creators is the list of studios you have followed. Following a studio does two things: their new work turns up in your Browse feed, and they appear here so you can get back to them in a click. It is a simple way to keep up with someone's whole output.
Subscriptions lists your active tiers, each with an Unsubscribe control right there, no hunting through settings. Purchases holds everything you have bought outright. Your tips are gathered here too, a record of the creators you have backed directly.
By following it (issues, series, or studios), subscribing to a tier, or buying it. Purchases and subscriptions land automatically; following is a single click and costs nothing.
Right on My Shelf. Each active tier under Subscriptions has an Unsubscribe control beside it.
No. Following keeps you up to date with their work; joining a community room is a separate, deliberate choice.
Yes, My Shelf is a signed-in surface. Browse works signed out, but your shelf is yours.
Library, creators, subscriptions, purchases, and your place in the book. Next, the reading itself.