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Old 09-03-2010, 04:05 PM   #40
murraypaul
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Originally Posted by kjk View Post
I think some comic aficionados believe the original page composition/layout is an integral part of the experience...ePub's non-fixed, flexible display approach isn't necessarily conducive to that.
Um, well the layout is an integral part, no ifs or buts.
Comics are designed around pages, either single or double page spreads.
The art is designed around that exact size, and the page needs to be viewed as a whole. Modern comics do not tend to sit inside a regular arrangement of individual panels which can be shuffled around.
I think the issues around using a general purpose format would be things like margins, automatic headers and footers and so on, none of which are desirable when viewing what is basically a series of full screen images.
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