See also:

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• Asparagino's Comic Viewer - Open source java-gnome application for viewing contents of scanned comic archive files (.cbz, .zip) on GNU/Linux.
• Bitcartel.com: ComicBookLover - Shareware reader for Mac OS X. The trial version displays a watermark in the bottom left-hand corner.
• CDisplayEx - Open source comic reader based on CDisplay. It uses the 7-zip plug-in to read many archive types like cbr, cbz, cbt amongst other formats and it supports jpeg, png, gif and bmp images.
• Comical - Includes download links, screen shots and a feature list for this open source, cross-platform reader.
• ComicGURU - Sells comic readers for PDAs such as Palm and Pocket PC running Windows Mobile. Includes documentation and screen shots.
• ComicMaster - Presents this open source reader for GNU/Linux, also includes detailed documentation and screen shots.
• ComicRack - Presents this freeware reader for Windows, includes a support forum, and a FAQ section.
• Comix - Open source image viewer for Unix, specifically designed to handle comic books. It reads ZIP, RAR and tar archives (also gzip or bzip2 compressed), as well as plain image files.
• Feedface.com: FFView - Open source, OpenGL-powered picture viewer for Mac OS X featuring fast pre-fetching, smooth panning, voice commands, two-page mode, a magnifying lens as well as the ability to browse pictures inside pdf files and archives such as zip and rar.
• GonVisor Viewer - Freeware reader for Windows presented with a user guide, screen shots, a detailed feature list, download links and contact information.
• Jcoppens.com: CBRpager - Briefly presents this open source reader for GNU/Linux, includes download links and information on the related mailing list.
• Jomic - Open source, cross-platform reader which supports CBR and CBZ formats. Site includes a support forum, screen shots and a user guide.
• PyComicsViewer - Open source reader written in Python, an interpreted language. Apparently no longer developed.
• Renuncln.com: CBViewer - Presents this open source, cross-platform reader written in Java. Includes FAQ and screen shots.