Sure, iPad users may flaunt their most comic-reading apps as well as vivid tone screens. But Kindle users can read comics as well. In actuality, for black-and-white comics, similar to The Walking Dead, the Scott Pilgrim array, or many Manga, it looks flattering great once you get a files onto your e-reader. That’s where a open-source program apparatus Mangle helps out.

Mangle (Manga + Kindle = Mangle, get it?) was designed by FooSoft’s Alex Yatsov for a bad old days, before a Kindle had decent course collection. But it’s still unequivocally utilitarian for removing your comic images in a right fixing and order. Plus, it’s gathered for Mac and Windows, or you can run it right in Python.

To make it even simpler, a iReader Review blog enclosed step-by-step directions and blogged a routine. They strike the few snags, but a last product looks really good in truth.

Story via Chris Biba at TeleRead. Image used by accede of TevK.