How to upload a bookmark to ComicK?

ComicK suddenly went offline on September 16, 2025, and the operator posted that they were closing the site while preparing a way for users to access/export their reading lists. The outage caused huge community panic, and many readers scrambled to export bookmarks and look for mirrors. Several fan projects and clones (some unsafe) popped up; among the fan initiatives is one calling itself Comickfan.com (user- and fan-run). Because I could not independently verify every claim about that fan site from public sources, below I: Document the verified timeline and community reaction, with citations; explain how ComicK users can export/backup their bookmarks (what we know about ComicK’s export options);

What happened: Short timeline & evidence

ComicK went dark on Sept. 16, 2025. Multiple entertainment outlets and community posts reported that the site was inaccessible and that the operator announced a shutdown via the site’s Discord and a short site message. The operator thanked users and said they were preparing a dedicated page so people could access/export their lists.
Site telemetry and incidents were recorded before/around the outage. ComicK’s public status page showed elevated API errors on and around Sept. 16, consistent with a service failure and the sudden loss of access many users reported.
Community reaction was immediate and intense. Reddit threads, Facebook groups, VLR, and other forums are filled with people asking how to get their bookmarks out and where to go next. Many readers said they had large, curated lists and were scrambling.

Why these are the most important facts: they explain why users are urgently trying to export bookmarks (the site is down), what the operator promised (an export page), and that the outage was real (status page evidence plus community confirmation).

The bookmark problem (what fans worried about)

Two things made this outage worse than a normal downtime:

People had invested years building lists. For many, their ComicK “library” and reading progress was the easiest way to track dozens or hundreds of series, losing that felt like losing a library index. Community threads show readers begging for export links.

Clones and mirrors appear quickly; many of them are unsafe. After the outage, users tried mirrors and copycat domains; moderators repeatedly warned against logging into third-party clones (they may steal credentials or be scams). The official Discord/subreddit was the safest place for announcements.

comickfan.com - A New Hope from the Fan Community

Immediately after ComicK went offline, the global fan community was filled with disappointment. Out of that shared sadness, a group of devoted fans created comickfan.com to preserve the stories they loved and maintain the familiar reading experience. This is not just a simple copy; it is the heartfelt effort of readers who wanted to continue enjoying their favorite manga and manhwa.

The most notable development on comickfan.com is the upcoming “Upload Bookmark List” feature. This functionality is incredibly important: it allows users to transfer their carefully curated reading lists from ComicK, maintaining reading progress, favorites, and personal notes. For many fans, it serves as a bridge to continue their reading journey without starting over.

Although the feature is not yet live, the comickfan.com team has confirmed that it will be announced as soon as it is ready. To stay informed and be among the first to use this feature, fans are encouraged to follow comickfan.com’s social media channels, including:

X: For fast notifications about site status and new features.
Discord: To join the community, ask questions, and get direct updates from the team.
Facebook Fanpage: For news, images, and feature introduction videos.
Instagram: For interface images, featured series, and teasers.
Reddit: The official subreddit for discussion, Q&A, and community updates.
Telegram: Broadcast channels/groups for fast news and feature announcements.

From the perspective of a longtime fan, this initiative represents a genuine and practical effort to keep the spirit of ComicK alive. It shows that even when the original site is gone, the community can rise, rebuild, and continue sharing their passion.