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While Boom! Studios isn't exactly new to mobile comics on digital devices having had certain titles (like "Hexed") available since 2009, the publisher is making significantly more consolidated headway in the digital space today with an all-new branded app for the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch via comiXology...

From "FoxTrot" creator Bill Amend's satirical comic strip to The Duty's altered Justice League image, a number of comic book fans and creators have weighed in on Apple's disputed Adobe Flash deficiency on the iPad and other devices. Woot.com user Lim Heng Swee's new $10 t-shirt may be the most dramatic interpretation of user dismay, though, featuring a version of the Scarlet Speedster po

How many of you have gone out and purchased Apple's iPad yet? For me, it's kind of like the apple in the Garden of Eden, if you'll forgive the obvious pun: as badly as I want to consume it, I know I can't justify the purchase right now. But the more I try and resist, the harder it becomes to say no...

We've seen Bill Amend's punny take on the iPad's distinct lack of a certain speedster in "FoxTrot," but despite most publishers jumping onboard for the device's launch, DC has yet to prove the argument wrong by making its titles available on it...

We've taken a look at a few of the apps slated to hit the iPad this Saturday, but early reviews for the device seem to really be responding to the readily-available Marvel Comics application reportedly produced by ComiXology. BleedingCool and CBR have early roundups of critical reactions to the app...

The comics crowd may still have mixed feelings on picking up the $500+ iPad when it hits shelves this coming Saturday (especially due to its Flashlessness), but as demonstrated by an early look at Comic Zeal's digital reader app for the device, those who do make with the early adoptage could make those longing for a digital reading experience that's close to print fairly envious...

As one of the few newspaper comic strips that manages to balance universal gags with fun nerd commentary, this weekend's "FoxTrot" was pretty endearing as creator Bill Amend took a moment to address what the upcoming April release of the iPad could mean for comics - specifically Marvel and DC's superhero titles...

As excited as many are for Apple's upcoming iPad release, a slide during Apple's unveiling got me thinking about the device's merits as not only a medium for consuming entertainment, but also as a platform for creation. With a screen size and resolution seemingly suited for the task at hand, what's really essential for future creator use is an application that either ports existing industry standa

The glowing apple logo on the back of Apple laptops is a nice aesthetic touch for the sleek machines, but it can also be the centerpiece for some really clever vinyl appliques for sale on Etsy that put the apple in the hands of hungry animals, old school games, and vindictive Disney princesses...