OpenComic

Written with some of the latest web technologies, Node.js and Electron, OpenComic is a good-looking and straightforward, open-source comic app designed to provide users with a streamlined and comfortable comic book and manga reading experience.

For starters, it’s worth noting that the app supports a plethora of compressed formats such as PDF, RAR, ZIP, 7Z, and TAR, as well as some of the most popular manga and comic-book formats such as CBR, CBZ, CB7, and CB7. It also supports the most common image formats such as JPG, PNG, APNG, GIF, WEBP, SVG, BMP, and ICO.

In spite of its apparent simplicity, the app has a great number of features easily accessible within its stylish and modern GUI. From the app’s main menu, users can access both the language options and all the loaded comic books. Users can choose from a grid or a list view, as well as organize the loaded comics based on their name and number.

The app also boasts a user-friendly manga reader (with support for hotkeys), a double-page view, bookmarks, and a floating magnifying glass. This means that users can bookmark pages and continue reading at a later time with ease, as well as analyze all the included artwork details. OpenComic also comes with a GUI night mode which makes the app suitable for reading in poorly lit environments.

Taking everything into account, OpenComic is a straightforward and useful manga and comicbook reader that should appeal to a wide range of users who desire to read their favorite manga using their desktop devices. It’s easy to install, easy to work with, and looks really good on the latest iterations of Microsoft Windows, as well as macOS, and Linux.