FREE/BARGAIN — Comics

[nana77]

On Kobo there are "Star Wars: The Prequel Trilogy Graphic Novel" and " Star Wars: The Sequel Trilogy", by Alessandro Ferrari, @50% off, so 5.99$.
Iirc the Kobo app would allow to read them offline.
https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/sta...sequel-trilogy
https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/sta...-graphic-novel

[maddz]

Originally Posted by nana77

On Kobo there are "Star Wars: The Prequel Trilogy Graphic Novel" and " Star Wars: The Sequel Trilogy", by Alessandro Ferrari, @50% off, so 5.99$.
Iirc the Kobo app would allow to read them offline.
https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/sta...sequel-trilogy
https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/sta...-graphic-novel

I wouldn't even bother using the app: download them, and load on your reading device of choice.

At least that's what I do with the graphic novels I get from Kobo.

[nana77]

Originally Posted by maddz

I wouldn't even bother using the app: download them, and load on your reading device of choice.

At least that's what I do with the graphic novels I get from Kobo.

The app itself seems fine, and I'm too someone who just won't care at apps, totally.
Also I won't know if by chance it's possible to use the acsm file within other devices, but I guess it can be a deDRM process in-between too (not to talk about in this section).
If using a tablet or a Kobo color, the app is fine: buying it from the browser (e.g.) and just connecting the device on wifi.
The app has the main features well made (imho, I'm trying it just now), no panel zoom as far I can tell, but a clean reading experience.
The comic itself looks awesome, really. 440 pages @$11,something : it's not like the authors did it in one day.
Pardon but can't you read them onto the iPad Mini 2 or Google Nexus 7? Thought on landscape them can be fine to leaf through.

[maddz]

Originally Posted by nana77

The app itself seems fine, and I'm too someone who just won't care at apps, totally.
Also I won't know if by chance it's possible to use the acsm file within other devices, but I guess it can be a deDRM process in-between too (not to talk about in this section).
If using a tablet or a Kobo color, the app is fine: buying it from the browser (e.g.) and just connecting the device on wifi.
The app has the main features well made (imho, I'm trying it just now), no panel zoom as far I can tell, but a clean reading experience.
The comic itself looks awesome, really. 440 pages @$11,something : it's not like the authors did it in one day.
Pardon but can't you read them onto the iPad Mini 2 or Google Nexus 7? Thought on landscape them can be fine to leaf through.

The current iPad, yes, but the Nexus has been bricked for years (failed update). Still got it though. (Hmm, must update my device list, the mini isn't my current iPad.)