I recently picked up some Jim Woodring Kindle editions (
example), and I'm curious about the formatting and makeup of the books. Would really appreciate some insight from folks who know more about this than I currently do.
The Amazon web pages for each book have the Comixology branding stuff which makes sense given what the books are, but my Manage Your Content and Devices downloads are AZW3s, and when opened in the Calibre e-book editor some of the html elements look strange.
For example:
Code:
<a data-app-amzn-magnify="{"targetId": "reg-1-magTargetParent", "ordinal":1}" style="display:block; width:100%; height:100%" class="app-amzn-magnify"></a>
Is that fairly normal for comics whose publishers chose the AZW3 format?
Outside of just wanting to understand this situation better and expand what I know about ePub production, I'm also looking at this because I'm pretty new to image-heavy ePubs and digital comics, and am planning to to create a bunch of personal use ePubs (i.e., no plans to sell anything) that are very image heavy (family memorabilia and such), and this strikes me as potentially being a good use case for a comic book like ePub structure/format.
Thoughts? Input? Thanks!