The nice thing about the tablets is the zooming in feature. They seemed to have made the files hi res enough that the quality stays with the zoom.

Not really the same but I read comics on my iPhone 4 with the Cloudreader app while i'm at work. Can't complain, unless you've got a headache before you begin reading.

It is an awesome experience! Still trying to find the best app to read comics with though.

I own an Android Tablet and it's beautiful reading books and comics on a tablet. But I like reading from an actual physical book/comic sometimes. But like what an e-reader is for, it's better to carry one electronic device in place hundreds of books.

I try to reading on my i-pod but it's very hard! there's a small display i think that i-pad is better with that big display!

Reading on tablets are wonderful.... I have an iPad and Touchpad. Closest thing to reading without have the book in hand.

Thought I'd weigh in. With my iPad I can read anytime I have a free moment since I have to carry it everywhere. I tried all the readers and I like Bookman the best. It optimizes all pages after the document loads so you don't have to wait for each page to render. I use it for my technical documents also, since it has great organizational features. Since it integrates with dropbox I always keep a bunch in "the cloud" so I always have access to something I haven't read.

Also - I have a cheap 7" droid, and it's ok for old panel formatted books like The Watchmen, but it's hard to follow the flow of newer titles.

The comiczeal app on the ipad is the way to go.

Make sure you read the 'help' to get the best out of it, but I hadn't read comics for years then got back into it because comiczeal makes it so easy to organise and read

I might start reading comics on my ipad2 as well, question, are they any cheaper or more expensive than print books?

I looooove the way they read on the iPad but have this dilemma of wanting to contribute to the print industry so it doesn't disappear. The colors and ease of reading is amazing and you don't have to worry about torn pages :p but nothing beats that real comic feel.

Anyone else have this inner debate? haha

ComicZeal fan here as well on the iPad2. Still find myself reading on the laptop or displaying on a large monitor (27" makes things pretty nice and immersive...), but some titles I can't bring myself to read other than in physical form, don't know why.

I have some comics in cbr format on my Ipad2 and can't get the cloudreader to open them. Anyone have any tips? Thanks

So Bookman app or comiczeal app to read on iPad? I'm purchasing an iPad soon, for now I read them on my iphone

As I was looking at buying a tablet, "I can read comics on it" kept going through my mind.

I used to use Stanza, which is a great free app, but the folks on this site put me on to ComicZeal and I haven't looked back.