Comic Cmoa Partially Resumes Service After Two-Week Shutdown
The e-comic site restored browser reading and subscription cancellation on October 29, 2026, but users must reissue passwords first.
Comic Cmoa partially resumed service on October 29, 2026, roughly two weeks after shutting down following unauthorized access and a leak of some member information, according to animeanime.jp.
The restored functions are limited to viewing purchased works in a web browser through My Bookshelf, using the unlimited-reading service in a web browser, changing member information, and applying to cancel either a monthly plan or the unlimited-reading subscription. Users must reissue their passwords before they can use any of these functions.
The operator said full restoration of all functions will take more time.
The official X post announcing the partial resumption surpassed 20,000 likes.
Earlier outage timeline
The service was suspended on October 15, 2026, to investigate suspected unauthorized external access. The operator reported and apologized on October 16 that some member information had leaked, and said on October 18 that it could not give an exact resumption date because further safety measures and coordination with relevant organizations were needed. Another progress update followed on October 21 while service remained suspended.
Quick answers
When did Comic Cmoa partially resume service?
On October 29, 2026, with a limited set of functions.
What can users do on Comic Cmoa right now?
View purchased works and the unlimited-reading service in a web browser, change member information, and apply to cancel a monthly plan or the unlimited-reading subscription.
Do users need to do anything before using Comic Cmoa again?
Yes. Users must reissue their passwords to use the restored functions.