myManga

If you were to believe the millions of fans, technology has made it possible for artists to create manga using a detailed panel system so it would be similar to watching a movie scene. Making the most out of such an exhilarating experience entails using an equally advanced reader, such as myManga.

Following a quick and uneventful setup, you are welcomed by a clean and well-structured welcome page where you can preview a few manga titles and summaries. It is important to note that those are merely suggestions and that you need to access the Settings in order to log into the dedicated website or/and database that contains the series you enjoy.

Once you are done establishing the connection, you can access a considerably broader collection of manga titles. You can preview the cover, short description and other relevant data such as the authors and artists or the websites it can be found on. You can check out the total numbers of chapters released and download the ones you do not have or are interested in reading.

In addition to helping you find the manga chapters you are missing or maybe, new and interesting series, the application also packs a reader. You can read your favorite titles on your computer's larger display and experience less strain on your eyes. Whenever the situation calls, you can increase or decrease the zoom or reset it to default with just one click.

As far as the reading experience is concerned, the app enables you to go through one page at a time. It would have been nice if you can preview all pages and if the app came with a bookmark function so you know where you left off on your last reading session. Moreover, it would be useful if you load the magazines you store locally.

In the eventuality that you are a diehard fan of manga and would like to take the great reads you gathered over the years with you on your computer, then you might need to consider using a solid reader, such as myManga.