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#61
New Releases / Re: New Releases - 09/25
Last post by Kiwi - Sep 17, 2025, 07:56 PMThe Phantom #1171 is now available ...
#62
New Releases / Re: New Releases - 09/25
Last post by Kiwi - Sep 17, 2025, 06:16 PMOur dynamic Oz duo gater and Jason team up once more to bring us I/O #02 ...
#63
New Releases / Re: New Releases - 09/25
Last post by Kiwi - Sep 17, 2025, 06:04 PMgater donated and Jason scanned the Jan 1985 issue of TV Gamer ...
#64
New Releases / Re: New Releases - 09/25
Last post by Kiwi - Sep 17, 2025, 05:56 PMNew Computer Express preview issue #00 given away with an issue of Ace magazine was donated by gater and scanned by Jason ...
#65
New Releases / Re: New Releases - 09/25
Last post by Kiwi - Sep 16, 2025, 08:46 PMSomething different up next with The Phantom #1170, an Australian produced comic added to the site.
#66
New Releases / Re: New Releases - 09/25
Last post by Kiwi - Sep 16, 2025, 07:34 PMWarplane issues 101 - 103 have been scanned and added to the download section ...
#67
New Releases / Re: New Releases - 09/25
Last post by LeftHandedMatt - Sep 16, 2025, 01:19 AMI'm loving all the strategy guides, thanks for the time and effort to get them on here.
#68
New Releases / Re: New Releases - 09/25
Last post by kitsunebi - Sep 15, 2025, 08:20 PM
#69
New Releases / Re: New Releases - 09/25
Last post by kitsunebi - Sep 13, 2025, 07:34 PM
#70
New Releases / Re: New Releases - 09/25
Last post by kitsunebi - Sep 10, 2025, 08:12 PMComics Buyer's Guide #1365 is up. As CBG is quite the oversized newspaper/mag, this scan is significant for what it represents: larger-than-A4 scanning is now possible for anyone with a flatbed scanner and Photoshop. Well, I suppose it's been possible for a while now, but I only recently realized it. 
By scanning a page in multiple pieces (not actually cutting the page, but rather scanning the left/right/top/bottom/etc as separate files), Photoshop can quickly and seamlessly stitch them back together provided there is plenty of overlap on the separate pieces.
So while the scanning process takes significantly longer, oversized mags need no longer be off-limits to anyone without an A3 scanner (provided they own a flatbed scanner and Photoshop.)
By scanning a page in multiple pieces (not actually cutting the page, but rather scanning the left/right/top/bottom/etc as separate files), Photoshop can quickly and seamlessly stitch them back together provided there is plenty of overlap on the separate pieces.So while the scanning process takes significantly longer, oversized mags need no longer be off-limits to anyone without an A3 scanner (provided they own a flatbed scanner and Photoshop.)