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Published by in Comic Book on iPad, Female Hero, Good for Young Kids on December 28th, 2011

Miliak Comic Book for iPad

It’s been awhile since I’ve posted, but I’ve been incredibly busy working on a project of my own (or, more like 700 projects of my own). A couple of the people I work with and I are in the process of creating our own graphic novel / comic book on iPad thing, featuring a fourteen-year-old female hero named Miliak.

We’re planning on releasing it, issue-by-issue, on iOS, with transmedia options coming into play in the future. So, what I wanted to ask you all is what are your favorite graphic novels and comic books for iPads and iPhones?

Pedlar Lady - Comic Book / Graphic Novel for iPad

We bought The Pedlar Lady of Gushing Cross and loved the illustrations and the story. While it’s not a traditional superhero comic, the story is well told and the graphics are interactive and create such a perfect melancholy feel for the story.

I know there are a ton more out there that are released specifically for iOS, but I want to hear your feedback. Which do you read?

Do you use any mobile apps to read digital comic books? If so, why? If not, why not? Answer in the comments below!

3 Comments »
  • http://www.bookexhibitionism.de/ Patricia

    I feel horrible to ask but where is the right picture from? :o (Been searching for a image like that to use in a header, but I suppose even though this would be the perfect one, this one isn’t free to use, right? *sniffs a little here*)

    And no, no digital reading lately. I’ve requestes a few graphic novels on NetGalley & read them, but to be honest, while I love my Kindle and actually can stand the Andoid apps, comics.. Hmm. I need them in a dead-tree-form. Maybe, though, because both – Mister Kindle and my Android – are über-slow and it doesn’t really make sense to read digital comic books that way. 

  • admin

    Hi Patricia–my friend designed that image for a graphic novel we’re creating.

  • 4-12-68

    uh……. no clue what 2 write here

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