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Marvel Creates Deaf Superhero So Little Boy Will Wear His Hearing Aid [Comics]
Marvel Comics has a new character with a unique inspiration—a little boy. Four-year-old comic book fan Anthony Smith was born without a right ear and only partial hearing in his left. He needs the help of a hearing aid. But one morning he woke up and told his mom he didn't want to wear it a...
Best free reading apps for iPad
iMore's authoritative guide to the very best, absolutely free ebook, comic book, and article reading apps for iPad Looking for great free reading apps for your iPad? The App Store is home to over half a million apps and games, and a surprising number of them are available for free. Some of the m...
19 Drawings That You'll Never Believe Started as Photos [Shooting Challenge]
Would you know that each of these 19 drawings actually started as a photograph for this week's Shooting Challenge? Because they certainly would have fooled me.More »
Everything You Need To SMASH Like the Hulk [Toolkit]
Just because you can't turn into a giant green rage machine, doesn't mean you don't sometimes feel like one. As much as he bemoans his super powers, Bruce Banner has to get some level of satisfaction, and stress relief, from going on a rage-fueled smashing spree.More »
Why Your Great-Grandfather Was as Bored With Technology as You Are [Past Perfect]
It's surprising how this comic, created by John T. McCutcheon over 100 years ago, is still completely relevant today. Titled Things Don't Seem Wonderful If You've Seen Them All Your Life, it stars a boy who is completely blase and unimpressed with the cutting-edge technology at the turn-of-the-ce...
FoxTrot author creates "Pad Packs" with iBooks Author
FoxTrot creator Bill Amend packaged his beloved comic strip for the iPad using Apple's free iBooks Author publishing tool. Amend released these iPad mini-books recently and calls them the "FoxTrot Pad Pack". Each Pad Pack is US$1.99 and contains a mixture of 100 strips curated from the 24-year-ol...
Infinite Comics: Marvel's New Format Changes How Comics Are Created—And Read [Video]
The first issue of Marvel's new Infinite Comics format comes out on the iPad tomorrow. It's a technological step forward—it allows artists to pace the storytelling by shifting focus within a single drawing, or staggering the appearance of text bubbles in dialogue. Yet, as Marvel's Chief Cr...
iMore Picks of the Week for April 1, 2012
Every week the editors at iMore carefully select some of our favorite, most useful, most extraordinary apps, accessories, gadgets, and websites. This week’s selections include a unique photography app, a solution for reading sheet music on the iPad, an alternative to iBooks, an awesome fly...
Why Online Reviews Make Shopping Impossible [Humor]
Remember back when every time you went shopping you didn't bring the entire internet with you to weigh in? Those were good times! But now, good luck buying something as simple as an folding chair; there's a better than decent chance that it agitated Amazon reviewer oswego13's sciatic nerve. You d...
All Your Digital Comics Just Went HD [Comic Books]
Reading comics on the new iPad's retina screen is about to get a lot better. New comics from Marvel, DC, Image, and other major comic publishers are all available in retina-level resolution, and back issues and indie comics should follow suit very shortly.More »
