Anyone has a print subscription?

Neither you, nor me (or David for that matter). This seems like a question for the american members of the forum. In any case, if the list of titles is big enough, the Marvel Unlimited route may be the most cost-effective one.

Oh, the screen vs paper debate. I've participated in one such thread before, and abandoned upon seen nobody shared my opinion. Instead of repeating myself, I'll just ask you, what device have you used to read digital copies?

The choice of device might have ruined your initial impression. Both of them are small, and the iPad (not retina version) doesn't even pack enough PPI.

If you have a chance, try looking at a high resolution scan on a 13" rMBP. The new Surface 3 looks good on paper too, but I haven't tried it.

Guilty as charged, although once you have it, you use it for a whole dam lot more. 

As for the collecting, yes, that pretty much goes out the window, but you can always keep buying some titles on paper. I must tell you though, the same comic looks much better on the screen than in print.

Hell no, I didn't spend $1,500 on a 13" screen, just to then break up page composition. What I do is rotate single pages, before reading, and leave double pages in landscape orientation. That way I only have to turn the laptop (from the portrait position), whenever I hit a double page. True, two pages are too much for 13", the text is too small, but there's a solution. With Simple Comic, my reader of choice, there's the option, via keyboard shortcut, to fit horizontally. By doing that, I gain some extra space which proves vital to comfortably read double pages. This is possible because the screen has an aspect ration of 16/10, while comic book pages are usually 3/2, which makes a double page 4/3 (like an old CRT). This leaves unused screen at the sides, by zooming to fit horizontally, you reclaim that space, and all that's left is to, maybe, do some vertical scrolling; something really easy with the Mac's touchpad.