Filed under: Design, Fun, Internet, Kids, Windows, Macintosh, Shareware
Plasq unveils Comic Life for Windows
by Nik Fletcher Nov 14th 2007
It's been almost two years since our very own Jordan Running looked at Comic Life for Mac, ending his post "Now if only they'd release a Windows version." After a fair few betas, the folks at Plasq have now answered Jordan's wish: Comic Life for Windows has landed!If you're unfamiliar with Comic Life, the best thing to do would be to check out the almost-3,000 strong photos tagged on Flickr, and run (not walk) over to the Plasq website to give the new Windows version a run-through. One of the best things about the new version is that both Windows and Mac versions share the same file format, allowing you to swap files and work on that next hit comic on either platform.
Comic Life costs either $24.95 (standard) or $29.95 (deluxe, with more fonts and designs). Requiring Windows XP SP1+ (or Vista) it's shipping now with a 30-day demo available to whet your appetite.
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