Projects tagged ‘comics’

Serialist crawls serial stories on the web (such as webcomics), and provides a web interface for users to navigate these serials, mark where they left off, and find out when new pages exist.

Offline indexing tool for the GCD

PHP-cbv is a web based comic book browser.

ComicShout is a web comic publishing system designed to make it easy for comic artists to get their work up on the internet.

Comic.NET is a web comic CMS written in ASP.NET and C#. It provides a flexible solution, easy to adapt to any kind of setup. You can post comic strips and articles (news or blog entries). The articles ... [More] can be optionally tied to a specific comic strip. By default, Comic.NET uses Textile.NET (http://www.codeplex.com/textilenet) for text formatting in articles, and a file-based storage repository. [Less]

OpenBerg Lector is a modern, open-source, e-book reader, currently under development by the OpenBerg Project. In its purpose, OpenBerg Lector is comparable to Acrobat Reader, Microsoft eBook Reader ... [More] or MobiReader. By opposition to each of these readers, however, Lector is an extension for Firefox and gives you access to all the browser tools you’re accustomed to, including bookmarks, history, tab-reading and other extensions. More importantly, OpenBerg Lector is fully open-source, which means that * it’s 100% free, with no strings attached * you can check how it works * you can improve it yourself or get someone to improve it for you (us or someone else) * you’ll still be able to read your Lector books in 10 years, on a different machine. [Less]

Jomic is a viewer for comic books stored in CBZ, CBR, and PDF files. Features include a two page mode, caching and support for several image formats (PNG, JFIF/JPEG, TIFF, and GIF). It is Open Source software distributed under the GNU GPL.

Cartoon Viewer for Mobile PC.

Most of the comics that you can read in a newspaper are also freely available online. Mirth is a program that lets you view those comics, without waiting for each web page to load or for the various ... [More] images and advertisements that are usually on those web pages: when you run Mirth, each comic image for the day is loaded while you are reading the previous comic, so if you read them in order there's no load delay. After all, if you're going to waste time reading comics, you may as well waste time efficiently. More details are available on the main Mirth web site. [Less]

Quivi is an image viewer (specialized for comic/manga reading) which supports many file formats and compressed (zip, rar) files. It is aimed for fast & easy file browsing with keyboard or mouse.