Yesterday I got interested in trying to read my Comixology on my Fire tablet and it involved jumping through a few hoops.įirst, I had to find and download the Comixology app, and then I had to use my Amazon account to log in to the app. And so let me add a piece of advice for Comixology users. Yes, it costs $3, but it is also much higher rated than the free apps, and it has more features. What’s more, ComiCat even promises to support direct downloads from the various cloud services, including Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive.īut chances are, the average reader wants to read in Comixology. I am more of a read comics on Windows kind of person, but if I had to pick one app to recommend, it would have to ComiCat. These apps might not turn up when you search for a comic book app in the Amazon Appstore, but all of these apps can be bought through the Amazon website, and then pushed to your Fire tablet.Ĭomixology, Asterix, and Viz Manga only support the comics you buy from their respective stores, but other apps like ComiCat, Dokuman, and Perfect Viewer do support one or more of the open digital comics formats (CBR, CBZ, PDF, etc). Mangafox (free, and built for the site ).Comixology (free, with comics sold through the app).Viz Manga (free, with comics sold through the app).The Comixology app can be found in the Amazon Appstore, and so can these other comic book apps:
AMAZON KINDLE FIRE $50 HOW TO
How to Read Digital Comics on the ($50) Amazon Kindle Fire TabletĪmazon has added many great features to the Fire tablets, but it might surprise you to learn that they left one key feature out: digital comics.Īmazon owns the leading digital comics platform, Comixology, and they’ve even made it possible for you to integrate your Comixology account with your Amazon account, but as Teleread pointed out yesterday Amazon neglected to include the Comixology app on the Fire tablet.įortunately, you can repair this omission, and you install other digital comics apps as well.
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