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Old 01-14-2010, 08:59 AM   #12
WT Sharpe
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Originally Posted by Teddman View Post
I think comics are best suited for tablets. Marvel & DC need to get behind a the CBR format and sell DRM-free e-subscriptions.
The current generation of e-readers are terrible for reading comics, but perfect for someone who wants to write comics specifically for them.

Instead of challenging the eyesight of readers by putting 4-6 panels on each page, comics written especially for e-Readers would look great with 1-2 panels per page.

Here's a test panel I drew from a poster that hangs on the wall beside my desk at work. It looks great and is quite readable on my Kindle.
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