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I just got an iPad Pro (so expensive for what I'll use as a glorified e-reader, but 12.9 inches and that resolution...) and am going to migrate my reading over from my previous Android tablet. What's the best app for reading cbr files? I don't mind paying if it's high quality.
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hadji murad posted:At risk of looking like an idiot despite reading comics for 30 years, what’s Elfquest like? It's a sci-fi / fantasy story about elves who go on an epic quest. It's an indie book by a husband and wife team with some wicked loving art. It's got pages long fight scenes filled with blood and gore, a whole bunch of non-traditional sex scenes, wonderful romances, lots of comedy, stories about growing up and dealing with loss, a varied cast of characters who don't necessarily align to traditional gender roles, and more. It's amazing, one of my favorite books of all time. The original collection is also available online for free, because the Pinis are awesome: http://elfquest.com/read/digitalEQ.html
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I don't read Manga outside of Lone Wolf and Cub, but for 2$, that's worth a shot.
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Fly Ricky posted:Has YAC Reader been eclipsed then? I bought it back when it was the suggested reader and it’s a little counter-intuitive at times. I’m curious about this as well. I still use YAC reader, primarily because of the library and the ability to read off my network drive, but lately it’s been finicky and crashing a bunch. I’d be interested in other options.
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