Title: Maximum Lifespan Authors: Edward Park, Jove Leksell Producer: Pileus Productions Number/issue: 1 Genre: sci-fi Pages: 191 Date of publication: 2011 Language: Italian, English Price: Free Platform(s): iPad & iPhone
Ken Garrett, a dying scientist, lures his estranged son home by
revealing that his mother was never really dead, but in hiding from him.
Dr.
Garrett conspires with decorpitated heads, violates a human cloning
ban, and experiments with consciousness transfer in his quest to
re-engineer mankind in HIS own image.
A fast-paced, 191-page science fiction graphic novel exploring the pitfalls of a madman's quest for immortality
At the moment one of the longer (if not THE longest) free mobile comic app.
Title: Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Dust to Dust #1 Preview Authors: Philip K. Dick, Chris Roberson, Robert Adler Producer: Boom! Studios, Electric shephead production Number/issue: 1 (more on Comixology) Genre: sci-fi Pages: 11 Date of publication: 2010 Language: English Price: Free Platform(s): iPad & iPhone iTunes
A preview of the science-fiction publishing event! Who hunted androids before Rick Deckard? Taking place immediately after World War Terminus ends, the problems with artificial life - androids - become apparent. The government decides they must become targets, hunted down, but who will do the dirty work? Two men are assigned: Malcolm Reed, a 'special' human with the power to feel others' emotions, and Charlie Victor, who's the perfect man for the job - or is he? Meanwhile Samantha Wu, a Stanford biologist, fights to save the last of the world's animals. John W. Campbell Award-nominee Chris Roberson writes the prequel to John W. Campbell Memorial Award-winner Philip K. Dick's "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?", one of the greatest science fiction novels ever published!
Story & art: Andrea Strarosti App Design: Jacopo Rovida Music: Giovanni Albini Coding: Civoz Genre: sci-fi Date of publication: 2010 Issue: 3 Language: English, French, Italian Price: Free issue 0, issue 1 & 2 0,79€ Platform: iPhone & iPad App store012 Official site
Perfect Echo is a new interactive audio and visual experience that features Images, Sounds, Music, Action and Animation, all mixed together on your iPhone. Perfect Echo is a digital comic series that will get you hooked from the very beginning, a unique multimedia e-book built for digital enjoyment on your handheld device.
PLOT: In a far-away future, the city of Elysium stands in a deserted land. Music, as well as other standard activities, have been forbidden to the people living there in order to limit their thirst for freedom. A group of people bound by destiny will fight to change the rules of this system.
FEATURES: The best of both innovative and traditional media, with the Perfect Echo app you have control over time (take as long as you want to read, like you would with a comic book, even with all the new multimedia content you'll get), experience music and sound that fits your hand like a glove, watch great illustrations that have been especially created for excellent readability with panel viewing that fits your iPhone's format perfectly.
Dilbert Mobile is now Free when downloaded from the Apple App Store!
The
official Dilbert Mobile application is now available for download! For
the first time ever, you can get immediate access to your daily Dilbert
comic as well as the 20+ year archive of the entire Dilbert collection -
all from your mobile device.
As one of the world’s most famous
comic characters, Dilbert has become the voice for those that have lived
in the world of office cubes, questionable colleagues and impossible
deadlines. With Dilbert Mobile, you can be sure you never miss a moment
of the goings on with Dilbert, Wally, Dogbert and the Boss.
Get
Random: After viewing the day’s Dilbert strip, select “Random Comic” to
flash back to hilarious office moments of Dilbert days gone by. Whether
it’s on the subway or in a boring office meeting, you’ll always have
Dilbert Mobile to fill those idle moments with laughter.
Author: Julia Starchenko Number/issue: 1 Genre: fairy tale Pages: 13 Date of publication: 2010 Language: English Price: Free Platform: iPhone & iPad Link
Once upon a time, when the old gods still walked the earth, there was a girl who died and became a Mavka, a soul that did not cross…
A story based on the myths and legends of the great Russian tradition in a unique illustrated version only for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. This electronic comic book blends the magic of Russian art with a unique illustration.
Writer: Thomas Hall Penciller: Daniel Bradford Producer: Robot Media Number/issue: 3 Genre: Action/adventure, sci-fi, steampunk Pages: 25 each issue Date of publication: 2010 Language: English Price: Free issue 1 - 0,99$ chapter 2 & 3 Platform: iPhone & android Apple store Android Market Robot Media site
In 1939, something was pulled up from the ocean depths off the coast of Spain; what it was and where it originated from were a mystery to the fishermen who found it, but all the surviving members of that crew agree on one thing~ whatever it was, it saved their lives. Robot 13 tells the odyssey of the hero who awoke from the ocean floor that day as it looks for answers to who he really is...
A comic by Thomas Hall with art by Daniel Bradford.
MTV Splash Page says: "after the reading through the issue, it definitely has its own unique tone (again, in both in the art and story) and narrative pacing that make it feel like a very different — and very good — series. I was really impressed with it, and this is certainly one to keep an eye on."
Eat. Sleep. Geek. says: "Simply put, you need Robot 13 in your hands, and the guy you buy your comics from needs it in his (or her) store. Trust me, neither of you will regret the decision."
Comicnews.info Says: "The journey of discovery that Robot 13 embarks on at the end of the first issue is one I plan on following until the end, as when the robotic hero discovers who he truly is at the finale of his epic quest, perhaps we as the readers will uncover something in all of us, too."
Robert Hood says: "Edgy and dynamic, Bradford’s art compliments and drives the narrative, which is scripted with no-nonsense clarity by Thomas Hall."
Ain't It Cool says: "This looks to be an uber-fun series and the design of the hero and monsters are too cool to miss. Check out the Blacklist website for more info on how to get this damn fine book."
Comic Book Junkie says: "...these pages of the skull-headed robot protagonist fighting a giant octopus are simply delicious"
Platypus Robot says: "It's everything I love about comics: Robots, Monsters, and Big Fights!"
SuperPunch says: "Replace Hellboy with an undead cyborg in a body that looks like a diving suit, and you get Robot-13, created by Thomas Hall and Daniel Bradford. I just read the first tentacle monster-filled issue and give it a thumbs up. "
Scoop says: "What keeps this from devolving into negative territory is the strong story. The title character has no idea what or who it is or where it came from. All it knows is that it has an instinctual and irresistible drive to protect mankind from mythological creatures of destruction, and this first issue gives him ample opportunity to do so."
Calvin's Canadian Cave Of Coolness says: "You got a robot with a skull encased in a bubble helmet fighting a giant octopus. HELLO! So where is my cartoon and action figure already?"
