The Complete Comic Book Collection DVD worth it?

[Christopher]

Only thing I would add is that I personally find it a little frustrating reading them as PDFs due to the amount of scrolling needed (especially since I read them pretty zoomed in). But that's a really, really, really small complaint for an otherwise fantastic product.

My problem is that monitors these days are all widescreen, so my new monitor isn't as tall as my old one and so I can't fit as much of a page onto the screen, at least not at full size. On my laptop, I can just turn it on its side and rotate the page so that the screen shape fits the image better.

 

[Captain Moe]

So I just bought one of these and it is winging its way to me from Amazon. And while I wait I wonder does anyone have a recommendations for iPad and Android Comic reading apps that can handle these PDFs? If there is anything that enable cross syncing between devices on different OS that would be also really interesting.

 

[ryan123450]

I may be simple, but I just uploaded everything to Google Drive. The iPad app opens the files and they look great in landscape. I can access them from my phone and computer that way as well.

 

[mastadge]

Google Drive is a good idea. Otherwise any standard pdf apps should be fine -- I used to partial to Foxit when I used a tablet.

 

[NCC-73515]

Got it yesterday, and really like it so far. I finally read the conclusion to a cliffhanger that I read 30 years ago

 

[JD]

So I just bought one of these and it is winging its way to me from Amazon. And while I wait I wonder does anyone have a recommendations for iPad and Android Comic reading apps that can handle these PDFs? If there is anything that enable cross syncing between devices on different OS that would be also really interesting.

I have an Android tablet, and I either put them on One Drive or use a usb cord to transfer them, and then pull them up on Google Books, and it works fine for me.

 

[Daddy Todd]

I really like the Comic Flow app on my iPad. I set up a server on my PC and I can send .cbz or .pdf files directly to Comic Flow. It worked really slick, until Amazon decided to ruin Comixology, so now I can't back up my comic books any more.

But Comic Flow is great for all the comics I already have archived on my hard drive.

 

[NCC-73515]

They show the SF watermark on my phone (Android, Acrobat Reader), but not on my laptops (Win7, Win10, Acrobat Pro DC). Is there a way to hide the watermark on Android phones without getting an app that shows ads instead? (Ads are worse than watermarks )