#Cbr reader app android pdf#
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#Cbr reader app android android#

#Cbr reader app android pdf#

Supporting CBR, CBZ, and PDF formats, Chunky will automatically upscale low-resolution material, with pretty impressive results – as the developer says, it's 'built by graphics-geeks, for comic-nerds'.

#Cbr reader app android android#

The lack of iPhone support may disappoint – as might its absence from Android tablets – but this is an app designed to make your digital comics look as good as possible, which means the biggest screen possible. Moving away from digital comic storefronts, Chunky is a pure reader targeting the iPad exclusively. Overall though, Shonen Jump is an incredible treasure trove of manga, new and old. The reading experience isn't quite as sharp as some digital comics apps, with no panel transitions, but it does support landscape views so double-page spreads really pop. There's also the option to buy collected volumes of each title, though we're not sure what the incentive would be other than perhaps guarding against titles cycling out of the library in future. Want 235 chapters of Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama's brilliant earlier series Dr Slump? That's there too – as for that matter is every chapter of Goku's adventures, from his debut in 1984 through to the very latest chapter of Dragon Ball Super. Fancy reading all of One Piece from the very beginning? All 985 chapters and counting are there for your perusal.

#Cbr reader app android archive#

The three latest chapters of some of Japan's most popular manga series are free to read, published day-and-date with Japan, but for the absolute pittance of $1.99 per month, you get access to a frankly ridiculous archive of content to wade through.

The Shonen Jump app may be the best deal in comics. For that, you'll need to head over to the comiXology store. Unfortunately, you can't import comics bought elsewhere into your library, and iOS users can't buy comics through the native app. As an app to read comics on, comiXology remains a pioneer with its Guided View – close-up transitions allowing you to read comics one panel at a time, which proves perfect for reading on your phone, while also allowing creators new storytelling possibilities for digital-exclusive titles. Throw in regular sales, a slate of free content, original titles exclusive to the platform, and an optional subscription service called comiXology Unlimited offering an even wider array of comics for $5.99 / per month, and you'll be spoiled for choice. With by far the widest library of titles from close to every publisher – including Marvel, DC, Image, and Boom Studios – and the ability to set up a 'Pull List' (automatically buying each issue of your favourite titles so you never miss an issue), it's practically a comic store in your pocket. After being acquired by Amazon in 2014, anyone who uses the online retail giant can use the comic book specialist service too. Founded in 2007, comiXology is the granddaddy of digital comics services – and one you probably have an account with even if you don't realise it.