Digital Comics

February 18, 2009

Maybe I’m late to the party, but I just stumbled upon digital comics in the iTunes store. In my defense, don’t have an iPhone or an iPod touch (still rocking the 2nd gen nano, but some day *sigh*) so I don’t spend a lot of time looking at the apps. (I don’t wear envy well.)

Have you checked these out yet? You can find them by searching the iTunes Store for “iVerse” or “comics,” the results will come up under the applications section. You can get quite a few for free at the moment, so it’s worth checking out just to see what they are like. You can learn more about the iVerse digital comic reader app at the iVerse website, www.iversecomics.com.

And since we’re already in the iTunes store, there’s always the Comics Culture section (just search for Comics Culture) to hook you up with video and audio podcasts about comics. (I swear I’m not getting a kickback from Apple for this blog.)

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One Response to “Digital Comics”

  1. Mary Says:
    February 18th, 2009 at 1:09 pm

    For more free digital comic fun, check out High Moon on http://www.zudacomics.com/high_moon. IMPACT author Steve Ellis co-created this fun horror/western comic with writer David Gallaher.

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