Comic Viewer

Comic Viewer is a great way to browse, and read electronic comics. Once you’ve downloaded a comic, it’s displayed in your library.

...some unique functionality that future apps will have to include to be considered the true killer iPad comic app.
— Kyle VanHemert, Gizmodo

Feed Comic Viewer

It’s easy to fill Comic Viewer with comics. Tap Download to use the integrated web browser to get comic archives from the Internet using your Wi-Fi or 3G connection. You’ll find thousands of free archives on the web, and Comic Viewer can display almost all of them.

You can also add your own comic archives via USB with iPad File Sharing in iTunes.

Organize with Stacks Stacks let you organize your comics in an intuitive way. Select multiple comics and store them in a longbox with a name you define. It behaves similar to Folders in iOS 4.

		List View View your comics as a list that you can sort and search. Tap the blue disclosure indicator to view a comic's details.

See More of Your Comics The big, beautiful display lets you browse your comic collection with the touch of a finger. See your collection as cover art. Tap a cover to choose what you want to read. It’s as natural as flipping through a longbox. Turn Comic Viewer portrait to view a single page full screen, or view two spreads by rotating to landscape.

Tap the fullscreen button to automatically expand your comic to fit the width of the screen. Tap the bookmark icon to bookmark individual pages.

		Multi-page Preview Preview all the pages of a comic as thumbnails. Toggle to display just those pages that you have bookmarked.

		All Your Comic Are Belong to Us Unlike printed comics — Comic Viewer lets you take your entire collection with you. One comic or a hundred, they all fit in a design that is thin and light enough to take anywhere. While the printed versions of your favorite issues stay safely bagged and boarded at home.

Plays Nice You’ll find lots of comic book archives on the web, and more arrive every day. Comic Viewer supports .cbz, .zip, .cbr, and .rar archives, as well as .png, .jpg, .gif images — the most popular comic book formats in the world. That makes it easy for publishers and users to create Comic Viewer versions of your favorite reads.