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  • April 2nd, 2013

    Madefire Partners with deviantART To Bring Its ‘Motion Books’ To The Web (And Start Charging For Them)

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    Madefire, the True Ventures-backed startup building a new kind of digital comics, just announced that it’s partnering with deviantART.

    Madefire offers a platform for creating comics with additional animation, music, and sound effects — it’d make sense to call the format “motion comics,” except that word is already being used for comics that have been transformed into fully animated content→ Read More

    September 27th, 2012

    True Ventures-Backed Madefire Brings Its Digital Comics To The iPhone

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    Madefire just launched the iPhone (and iPod Touch) version of its comics-reading app, expanding beyond the iPad and optimizing the experience for a smaller screen.

    The company has recruited some impressive names both inside and outside the comics world, with an advisory board that includes well-known comics artists Dave Gibbons (Watchmen) and Bill Sinkiewicz (Elektra: Assassin), plus Automattic… → Read More

    June 21st, 2012

    Madefire Reinvents Comics For The iPad, Signs Up True Ventures And Watchmen Artist Dave Gibbons

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    Comic books have made a pretty smooth transition onto the iPad — in fact, the Comixology app has become my preferred method of reading new issues. But the founders of a startup called Madefire are trying to push things further. They want to create comics designed specifically for tablets, rather than simply converting content that was created for print.

    You can get a taste of the Madefire… → Read More