> Comic book archive files are not a distinct file format; only the file name extension differs from a standard file of the given archive type.
It's a standard that emerged from the need to find a way to store and transfer comic book images in a single file. It is as open as the archive format you choose to use and doesn't need any special software to be viewed. It even can be modified by everyone who obtains it.
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 17.2 ms ] thread> Comic book archive files are not a distinct file format; only the file name extension differs from a standard file of the given archive type.
It's a standard that emerged from the need to find a way to store and transfer comic book images in a single file. It is as open as the archive format you choose to use and doesn't need any special software to be viewed. It even can be modified by everyone who obtains it.