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Don Depresso Comics
An Android reader app for "Don Depresso: Comics About a Depressed Guy"
Don Depresso is a clinically depressed freelance writer who pines for his ex-girlfriend and self-medicates with drugs and alcohol. This Android app is a mobile viewer for the official Don Depresso comics website and social media pages (Facebook and Twitter). The Don Depresso comics series deals with depression as well as other recurring themes, such as drug use and abuse, technology (particularly Linux and open source software), dating and relationships, and what it’s like to be an... -
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dcomix
The Android Comic Book reader
dComix is an Android comic book reader. It's meant to work similarly to the Comix application for Linux and Windows. That means it should open .cbr and .cbz comic books and keep a nice and organized library. Despite having a somewhat similar purpose, dComix is not a port nor a clone of Comix. dComix stands for droidComix, but for a shorter and nicer look, the program is shown as Comix on Android's launcher instead of dComix or droidComix
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