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Old 12-02-2011, 12:52 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by weatherman View Post
I don't know much about this whole cbr/cbz scene, but weren't those discs you bought probably just "stolen" copies that someone else downloaded from TPB? Or is there some legal source for these comics that I don't know about?
Back in the day, before ebook readers were common, you could buy an CDrom of comic collections of Fantastic Four, Marvel Greats, Star Trek, Archie and his Friends, Dark Shadows and even magazines like M.A.D. and Rolling Stone. You can still get them. Some are just for viewing on the PC but many are just CBR/CBZ or PDF files of scanned comics done by the publisher, not 'stolen copies'. You can still find the in electronics stores that have CDrom displays, Amazon and ebay. Most are done by GIT Corp.

http://www.amazon.com/Marvel-Comics-...R3J86VLTTACOV6

Also DCM is of old Public Domain comics.
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