Comical Reviews

This is a really good, crisp and less resource hunger application. As other cbr readers out there are s***ty, most of them needs Microsoft DotNet framework 3.5 or 4 and does not support Windows XP. This one is damn cool.

Pretty good. Really easy to use!

I loved it. Great works and no problems.

I'm on Win7 64b and I thought it was fast and easy to use. I ran into one problem. I have a monitor that rotates so I can go full screen on one page. Comical appears to force you to rotate each page individually which makes it useless for me. I think it would be a minor fix. I hope someone sees this and looks into it because I think other than that significant oversight it's a great reader.

Great application!

Really cool app

Thumbs up!!!

The BEST software out there.

excellent tiny programme that gives all those bloated freewares a thumbdown.

Good job, many thanks for giving out

It's fast, reliable and easy to use. I recommend this program strongly!

Just a great tool. After a new installation of windows one of the first tools i always install

Best available!

Awesome software.

fast, powerful and can be used in many ways. but gui needs a design refresh.

The best!!

must have app for people on the go.

Awesome! and wonderfull API to integrate the compressor in my own projects!

Having tried Comical and ComicRack on a Win7 64bit machine I find them both to be horribbly slow, IF you can get them to open at all. Cdisplay and Sumatra both open lightening fast, don't require netframework nonsense. Come on, these comics are compressed JPGs. What in the world do we need netframework for in these softwares? Sumatra is even offered in a portable version, works great. No, they don't have a gazillion features. But hey, I just want to read a comic book... And for what its worth, a 152MB .cbr, opened with 7ZIP, converted to PDF with acrobat opens ten times faster than Comical or ComicRack as well.

Great software, simple and easy to install

Very cool program

Nice viewer !

awesome!

I love Comical, but for me, it has one feature missing that other CBR/CBZ readers (such as Jomic) have, which is the 'Convert to PDF' option. Other than that, I have no complaints. Nice work!

Could use a "use Comical as default reader" choice for more than one reader. Comical is the best Linux reader out here.