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"Graphic.ly, a startup centered around comic books and graphic novels, has at long last rolled out its Android app.\nAndroid users have had to watch green-eyed from the sidelines as the company released web, desktop, iPhone and iPad apps. Now the company's vast library of 2,000 comics will be available to the 22 million Android users around the world, as well.\nIn a release, Graphic.ly CEO Micah Baldwin said, \"Like our community, we are firm believers in the explosion of the Android market. Being the first to provide Marvel Comics on the Android platform is a perfect example of that belief. This application is only the beginning of the expansion of our relationship with Google.\"\nWe can't wait to see what Baldwin and Graphic.ly have in the wings \u2014 perhaps something special for Android-powered tablets as more of those hit the market.\nFor the time being, the new Android application features a full store front for your digital-comic-collecting pleasure. If you've already bought comics via the iOS, web or other apps, you can sync your library with your Android device.\nThe app supports \"Graphic.ly View,\" which means that on a smaller screen, you can read comics frame by frame rather than page by page. And users can also download comics for later, unconnected reading.\nAndroid users, if you're also comic fans, you can head to the Market and download the app starting right now. Let us know what you think of it in the comments.\nIn the meantime, here are some screenshots to whet your appetite:\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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