Thread: iPhone Favorite Apps (...and that neat app you just found)
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Old 09-09-2011, 09:28 PM   #54
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Originally Posted by miguel1626 View Post
Have you tried Comic Zeal? It has performed flawlessly so far (and I read a fair amount of comics/graphic novels weekly). The biggest downside is that its a paid app ($8), but its worth it (I sideload all my comics, BTW).
I have Comic Zeal 4, but I don't recall paying for it (maybe I did, or maybe I have a free version). They offer many old comics that seem unavailable elsewhere, such as the old Forbidden Worlds and Eerie comics from the 50s and early 60s. It's a nice app, and it's nice to see some of those comics, but can't compete in my opinion with the "Guided View™ Technology" of Comixology's Comics app that "solves the problem of reading comics on the small screen." (That quote, which comes from Wired.com, appears on their website.)
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