Peanuts comics by KaBOOM! app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Realm Computers (Pty) Ltd.
First release : 18 Oct 2012
App size: 108.47 Mb
Happiness is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown
Charles Schulz’s world-renowned comic strip, PEANUTS, takes the stage as a new original graphic novel! Adapted from the animated special, Happiness is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown, this timeless retelling takes us back to the neighborhood and features Linus’ insecurities, Charlie Brown’s kite-flying woes, Lucy’s unrequited love for Schroeder, and everyone’s favorite beagle, Snoopy, in a lively and colorful spin through Charles Schulz’s imagination. Full color, 96 pages.
Peanuts #0
Snoopy and the gang are back in monthly comic books! This special #0 preview issue features a new original story and a sneak peak at the ongoing comic book series. This is a line drive that’s sure to knock your socks off (along with your shoes, hat, shirt, and mitt)! Full color, 24 pages.
Peanuts #1
The series kicks off with new original stories seen here for the first time along with some of your favorite classic Peanuts Sundays strips. Don’t miss Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the rest of Charles Schulz’s timeless characters in these new original comic books. Full color, 25 pages.
Peanuts #2
The Peanuts gang is back! This issue brings you a mix of classic Peanuts Sundays and all-new strips seen here for the first time. From long-time fans to first-time young readers, everyone will find something to love about Snoopy, Woodstock, Linus, Lucy, Pigpen, Schroeder and, of course, good ol’ Charlie Brown! Full color, 25 pages.
Peanuts #3
Snoopy takes Linus for a spin in “Fast n’ Furrious” and Charlie Brown dons his Manager’s cap for another year of Spring Training. Includes new stories and classic Sunday strips from Charles Schulz. Full color, 25 pages.
Peanuts #4
Charles Schulzs gang is back to close out the miniseries with all-new adventures and classic Sunday strips, all under one cover! Snoopy takes center stage, when the super secret origins of the "Masked Marvel" are revealed! And Charlie Brown cant catch a break as the kite-eating tree returns to exact its vengeance on any and all kites that stray in its path! Full color, 25 pages.
Latest reviews of Peanuts comics by KaBOOM! app for iPhone and iPad
Fist im not haten on the makers of this app But this app Took foever to downloaded and than it took forever to download the free book to test it out so i do not know how long it takes you to download the ones you have to pay for i did not like this app
It can give children eduacation.
This app looks like the original iBooks, with a wooden bookshelf. The interface is intuitive and well laid out, It comes with a free sample comic book, so that you can see how it works. And enjoy the comics, too! Additional samples are $1.99 for a 25-page book. Is that a good deal? Maybe, maybe not. (See postscript.) But theres a big problem--Charlie and most of the the gang have an odd, glaring, pink skin tone. The hue is just plain wrong and its distracting, even interfering with the pleasure (yes, its that strange!). Still, these are the wonderful Schulz comic strips, with all of his gentle, comforting insights and stories, and so one can still enjoy them, just not quite as much! Furthermore, it seems that these are NOT just original Peanuts strips. Many of the additional comics that you have to pay for are described as: "new stories", "new, original comic books", and "all new stories mixed in with classic Schulz original Sunday strips". Even the free sampler lists such items as "Woodstocks New Nest" with "Story and pencils by Vicki Scott"! In any event, you can download it and try it for free, so see what you think yourself! ---------- P.S. I wasnt going to comment on the cost, figuring it would involve too many calculations. However, I couldnt resist! Weve bought many a real paperback Peanuts collection, in all sorts of shapes and sizes-- and just love them. The typical one costs around $10 for 160 pages (e.g., "Its a Dogs Life, Snoopy!" at that A-store). Sounds similar in pricing (16 pages per $1 vs. 12 pages) but then one realizes that the paperbacks typically come with 4 strips per page, not just one! In other words, the typical electronic Peanuts collection here costs 4x as much as the real thing! And, may include other than original Peanuts strips! Adding insult to injury, a larger iPad comic of "Happiness is a Warm Blanket" costs $9, yet has only 96 pages-- so, its even more costly than the mini-electronic collections! It also seems they doubled the price of the samplers--$1 for 25 pages of strips would make this much more attractive and tempting! Now, is that worth it to have electronic, iPad versions? Well, if you have a family with several Peanuts readers, getting several of the paperbacks could work much better--more than one person could read at a time, they are easier to read in bed, in the yard, at the shore, etc. Also, it means no competing over the iPad! OTOH, if everyone has an i-device in the family, then theres less of a problem, save for the sand, the dropping out of bed, having to pack and protect it, etc. Go pulp!