Comics for Cell Phones?

[Architecht]

Think this will catch on here?

 

Manga on Cells

[sterlingcomics]

For newcomers, probably. Japan and especially China is expected to overshadow the US in terms of technology so in those markets it will probably do great.

 

I still stand behind my old fashion mentality that any comic not on paper isn't really a comic. I just love the paper medium. My concern is that when comics go binary, all intrinsic value is lost from a collectible standpoint. This concept is just "comics on the go"-we discussed the impact of digital comics on our hobby in a thread a while back.

[Kevin76]

That's all we need is someone trying to drive and reading the latest spidey adventure on his cell phone at the same time...god I hate cell phones.

[thanos_oftitan]

god I hate cell phones.

 

 

I couldn't agree more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[kiltman]

I still stand behind my old fashion mentality that any comic not on paper isn't really a comic.

I can see the future. It's online comics!

[chromium]

Proud to say that I've never owned a cell phone and have never sent a text message in my life and consider my self a tech-geek. Can't stand phones

[sterlingcomics]

I still stand behind my old fashion mentality that any comic not on paper isn't really a comic.

I can see the future. It's online comics!

 

[joe_collector]

I can see the future. It's online comics!

 

I can see the future. It's NO comics!

[kiltman]

I still stand behind my old fashion mentality that any comic not on paper isn't really a comic.

I can see the future. It's online comics!

 

www.reallifecomics.com

www.megatokyo.com

 

http://www.ctrlaltdel-online.com/ They all come out in books anyways evetnually (if they are popular) so paper is still involved to an extent

[shrunkenhead]

Dunno if it will catch on here among more than the trendy spooky kids, but I think it'll be a mainstay in Japan. That country has cellphone-exploded. I mean, we got nothin' on them in the cellphone department.

[Ares]

How do we grade the comics then?

[shrunkenhead]

Long-distance variants?

[sterlingcomics]

Dunno if it will catch on here among more than the trendy spooky kids, but I think it'll be a mainstay in Japan. That country has cellphone-exploded. I mean, we got nothin' on them in the cellphone department.

 

Word on the street is that China has exploded in technology in general, and are now expecting to overshadow us in terms of ability. Pretty soon we will have nothin' on nobody.