iComic -comic reader-

iComic -comic reader-

by Y.Yamamoto

6 ratings
206 reviews
$0.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 3, 2008
  • March 17, 2025

Features

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About

Read high-resolution comic pages from zip or cbz archives on your device. Enjoy seamless navigation and zooming with multi-touch gestures. Download comics from the internet or personal servers for offline reading.

High-resolution comic page display
Supports JPG, TIF, PNG in ZIP/CBZ
Multi-touch page navigation
Pinch-to-zoom functionality
Built-in download manager
Offline comic access
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What users say

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What's New in iComic

6.1.5

March 17, 2025

Bug fixes and latest OS compatibility.

User reviews

本を閉じると自動的にリストの一番上へ移動する

最新版へアップデートしてから本を閉じると勝手にファイルリストの一番上へ移動してしまいます。
環境はipad mini A17 Pro ipados 26.3.1になります。
調べていただければ幸いです。

ios26.2で起動しなくなった

OSアップデート後から使えなくなりました。対応をお願い出来ませんでしょうか。宜しくお願い致します。

아이폰4 부터 지금까지 쭉 쓰고 있음.

이만한 어플 본적이 없다

本体アプデ後から

iOS26.2にしてから起動しなくなった
それ以前は問題なく使えてました

dropboxからダウンロードできない

iOS26.1にアップデートしたところ、dropboxからのダウンロードボタンが反応しなくなりました。

User experience

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Reported Bugs

17 issues

App crashes when opening large comic files

Bug

Rotation mode becomes stuck after using 'fix right' option

Bug

Status bar doesn't disappear despite settings

Bug

Bookmark settings not saved in iOS 4.x

Bug

FTP upload fails with permission errors

Bug

File numbering displays out of order (01 after 1)

Bug

Nested folder structures not readable

Bug

Landscape mode rendering issues with black space

Bug

Memory leaks causing frequent warnings

Bug

CBR files with newer RAR compression show blank pages

Bug

Swipe navigation not working properly

Bug

App crashes after finishing a comic

Bug

Cannot save rotation preferences

Bug

Crashes on iOS 5+ with certain devices

Bug

FTP connection issues on Windows 7

Bug

Blank 'read error' pages in some CBR files

Bug

App installs multiple times causing file confusion

Bug

Requested Features

18 requests

CBR/RAR format support (added in later versions)

Feature

iTunes file transfer integration

Feature

Lock rotation option for reading

Feature

Auto-rotate to landscape for 2-page spreads

Feature

Improved file management and deletion from app

Feature

Better bookmark functionality with persistent storage

Feature

Thumbnail previews of comics

Feature

Directory/folder organization system

Feature

Password protection for app

Feature

Batch file import capability

Feature

Page slider for quick navigation

Feature

Support for PDF files

Feature

Retina-friendly app icon

Feature

Improved file sorting (alphanumeric)

Feature

In-app FTP file pulling from servers

Feature

Gesture controls for chapter navigation

Feature

Reset read status for re-reading

Feature

Automatic chapter continuation

Feature

FAQ

What is iComic?

iComic is a mobile application designed for reading comic books and viewing high-resolution images on your iPhone or iPod Touch. It supports various image formats within compressed archives and offers intuitive navigation and zooming features.

What file formats does iComic support?

The app displays high-resolution comic pages in JPG, TIF, or PNG image files. These images can be contained within compressed zip or cbz format archives, making it easy to organize and read your collections.

How can I get comics onto iComic?

You can download comics directly from the internet or from a personal server using the app's built-in download function. Once downloaded, they are stored locally on your device, allowing for offline reading.

Is iComic free to use?

Based on the provided information, iComic is a paid application. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or advertisements, suggesting a one-time purchase model.

Can I use iComic for things other than comics?

Yes, iComic is also useful for displaying other types of images, such as maps or high-detailed photos. You can even convert PDF books to JPEG and use the app as a reader for large PDF files that might otherwise be unreadable due to memory constraints.