Comics/Manga look AMAZING on the IPad

Today we look at a comparison between reading physical comics and manga compared to digital on three different-sized ipads

I use the iPad app 'Chunky' as it is minimalist and has an amazing feature which crops the margins of pages allowing the device to make the most out of the pages.

If you love manga look into an app called paperback, it recently got an app store app and is now much more accessible.

[aditipramanik]

I really needed videos showing manga in ipad mini, and i found only two. Yours being the one that explained a lot! Thank you!

[demetter]

You convinced me to buy an Ipad Mini, pages look amazing and it's way more convienent than my kindle.

[ThiagoRomam]

This video helped me so much deciding the size of the display for reading comics.

I really tought that an 11 inches tablet would be too small, but it really isn't.

[KeshenMac]

The 12.9" in landscape is also similar in size to reading an A5 manga with two pages side-by-side.

[raviahuja]

I recently bought an iPad Pro 12.9 and was checking out videos on how to read comic books. After your video, I just went ahead and bought Chunky Pro. It was cheap and I’m sure I’ll have a lot of fun with it. Thanks a lot for making this video and pointing out Chunky. Keep up the good work my man :)

[Bingmon]

Tablets are great for reading manga and comics, helps make page spreads look even better.

[maxpayne.]

Sadly Chunky seems to be abandoned now. Don’t get me wrong - it’s still a solid app with lots of features.
My top fav apps are Yac Reader & Chunky. Just wished that Chunky had actual folder creation in-app & a more fluid sort & display method like how Yac does it.

[TheHanleyProject]

Tachiyomi on an Android tablet is where I've ended up after wrestling with the limitations of iOS. Thanks for the reminder to read Berserk, it's been on my list for ages!

[bogossemre]

This is perfect. I ordered the mini to continue reading Berserk on it. I was using my little brother's iPad Air so far to read it on and I was wondering how enjoyable reading manga and comics would be. Looks like you answered all my questions :) Thanks !

[femtoeclipse]

I couldn’t afford the pro iPad but I got a 10 gen which I’m using to read manga and it’s awesome huge upgrade from reading on my phone

[rusenakman]

I recently get into manga reading on iPad and so far I really love it. I'm using iPad Air 5th Gen and Chunky for now.

[omardsg]

I'll would love to see, the one piece manga in the 12.9 ipad pro. To corroborate that the art doesn't get affected by the huge size

[jonathansoko]

Bro i totally agree about giant hardcovers or trade's. Yeah they are beautiful and amazing to look at BUT reading them is a pain (which is why my prefered method of reading comics is still the single floppy issues due to them being so light) I cant sit in bed all comfy and read a giant heavy TOME, it just doesnt work. So i read floppy issues but recently i decided to get a tablet because i do have a massive digital library, and its so much easier to lay in a warm bed and read. What pushed me to it was an incident last week. I was in bed, reading the watchmen hardcover and it was late, 11pm on a work night and thats how i end every night, reading a comic in bed till i get tired... Well, this time it was a alan moore hardcover so it was dense, in my sleepiness i dropped the comic on my face and the corner jabbed my eye and now i have an alan moore sized black eye LMAO So then i headed to youtube to look up peoples experience reading digital comics. Thanks for the video, it helped me decide to actually buy a tablet (not an ipad, becuase f* apple and their literal evil ways)

[MegaSolidgamer]

I had to comment just for the background, love your setup

[mangaman]

iPad Pro 12.9 double page mode is the best.

[arminbolt]

the best thing for mangas ar now E-ink readers with atleast a 8 inch display

[dfafdasdfasdsfadsf]

This video is spot on! Immersive Translate makes the manga reading experience better by ensuring the art stays true while translating.

[AvHasselaar]

Been using Chunky for years on my iPad mini (1st gen) still going strong.

[thepmf]

The video that I was looking for, albeit slightly longer than it needs to be imo
It even changed my mind and now I'm even considering the iPad mini, which wasn't on my mind before.

[Icarusmoon]

After reading manga on my iPad Air 2 since it came out, I'm willing to give the iPad Mini a try. The size just seems right for how often I use the iPad, which I use for consuming content. I want something that will have all the comics that I haven't read yet and not be so bulky in bed. I like the Chunky app. It has many features, one of them being changing the tint to red, which makes it easier on the eyes in the dark. Great video, of course, especially since the new iPads are coming out soon, and I might just wait a bit longer for the Mini to be released.