It’s Alright
All and all an okay app a a reasonable price. Decided to download after binging their print series. However the interface is a little confusing and not instinctual at all. Took a while to figure out you couldn’t check out any individual series, even when you use the search function. Not even to find synopses. You still pay for individual volumes when subscribed, which is fair, but it seems very limited compared to what they advertise. The app will also glitch, showing you their new digital only selection, but nothing happens when tapped. If you do get into reading a selection, you can’t actually exit, and the app crashes. All and all it could use some work.
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Love it!!
I met the people at animate Raleigh for 3 years I have met up with them there. I love their story and all of their books are great. Make sure to get their new game!!
Pretty good
I wish that they had more manga to choose from. Most of the books I see require payments or memberships, but the free ones are nice. (I like Gun Bone the best)
This app gone dead
This app appears to have gone dead
Great experience but not without flaws
The paid subscription experience is the way to go. It is the best way to read all the back catalogue as well as enjoy the newest releases. Price point is great too. $20 for the year is truly not much and if you want to support upcoming artists that are paving the way for OEL in this age with diverse messaging and characters then you found the right app. The navigation works good and touch feedback to browse titles is rightly functional. A drawback is within the page turn inside a book. Rather it might match the comic book page flip, but can sometimes take me out of the digital manga reading experience.(Just my opinion doesn’t have to change.) The bookmark feature is great too cause when reading the early versions of Hammer or Saigami there is a lot of information packed on a page and you want to stop, put the phone down, then pick it back up due to the horror vacui. But the info is necessary for the title and stories and they arent perfect —They’re done and published and out to be shown to the world.
Which leaves the best for last, the story telling and stories themselves. No spoilers here, just stick with them they are good. Follow the artists on social media too. Continue to engage with them and their work that’s how fandoms build and titles market share grow.
Which leaves the best for last, the story telling and stories themselves. No spoilers here, just stick with them they are good. Follow the artists on social media too. Continue to engage with them and their work that’s how fandoms build and titles market share grow.
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