There are plenty of comic sites such as Bleeding Cool and Comic Book Resources discussing the stories in detail, so here we'll stick to looking at how they work on a tablet. They all live in the same fictional world, and DC has rebooted each title back to #1 to tie up the past few decades of story continuity into some semblance of consistency and welcome new readers.
The New 52 consists of 52 titles featuring DC comics heroes, both household names and the less well-known. If you're interested in characters you're already familiar with, then the Marvel and DC characters you know from the movies are all available digitally. Most comics are between £2 and £3, but there are lots of free taster issues to give you an idea of what's on offer. You can search the store by genre, publisher or even the writers and artists behind the comics. You can buy titles from DC, Marvel and loads of other publishers from the store, download them in a matter of moments over the air - paying automatically with your iTunes account - and storing them on your iPad. It's dead easy to buy and read digital comics through apps like ComiXology, which is free and works just like iTunes for comics. To start with, you need a comic-reading app. And they look great - the iPad's glossy screen show the artwork and colour at their best. Just like buying ebooks or music, you can download them anywhere and carry stacks of them in your bag. If you haven't read a comic for a while, now's a good time to give digital comics a try.
Kapow! Are digital comics any good? Do the comics with the best art work best on the iPad? And are superhero comics really the juvenile sexist tosh they're often dismissed as? From the sumptuous art of Batwoman #1 to the juvenile crassness of Red Hood and the Outlaws #1, the answer to all these questions is yes - and no. Do Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and DC's massed ranks of caped crusaders work on a screen? Nearly every character he meets gives him another clue to piece together the story of the Mimiga’s oppression and the mystery of his own past.Ī highly polished, finely tuned platform/shooting/exploration game, Cave Story+ uses the appealing audio-visual aesthetics of classic 16-bit video games to draw players into a world deep with emotional storytelling, challenging twitch action and abundant surprises.Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's an iPad! As DC Comics reboots its entire superhero lineup, we're going to give digital comics a try by reading every title in the so-called New 52. Unaware of his origin, his purpose or even his own name, the traveler soon encounters a race of rabbit-like creatures called Mimiga on the brink of extinction. The Definitive Version of the GAME THAT CHANGED THE WORLDĪn unforgettable, life-changing adventure, Cave Story+ features a young hero who wakes up in a hidden wonderland of terrible danger and glorious reward.
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