Less Text, More Pictures: Read Comics in Windows

Early methods of entertainment consisted more on groups of individuals interacting with each other through different activities. At first, there were games, with stories and tales quickly catching up ground.

Even in today’s modern world of fast-moving information, touch-enabled devices, and virtual reality sets knocking at our door, these forms of entertainment live on. Comic books are far from perishing, rather on the contrary, greatly flourishing because of computers and the Internet.

One can now create and read comic books even on mobile devices. These are stored in databases of a special file format, for which you need a dedicated application. Just like books, these can be organized in databases, add bookmarks, and easily read in a fullscreen mode.

Organizing your comic book collection

Step 1: Download and install Comic Seer.

Step 2: Place your comic book files preferably in a single folder.

Step 3: Double-click a book to directly view it, or launch the application for more management.

Step 4-a: Press the Open button to browse for individual comics.

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Step 4-b: Press the + button to add the contents of a whole directory.

Step 5: Double-click on an item from the left pane to open it.

Step 6: Fit pages with the upper toolbar buttons, or hit Full to go into fullscreen mode.

Step 7: Navigate forward by clicking the right side of the shown page, pressing the forward button, or enabling the page browser and selecting pages.

Step 8: Press the Bookmarks button to save current position to later on continue from that page.

Step 9: Hit the small page button with an arrow located near the + to add libraries to generate a text file with a list of your library content.