Superior Spider-Man(Prologue+All Issues+All Covers)
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- Other > Comics
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- 766.49 MiB (803718001 Bytes)
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- Superior Spider-Man Superior Spider Man Spider-Man spiderman Prologue All Issues All Covers
- Uploaded:
- 2013-08-05 14:28:51 GMT
- By:
- Lightsplasher
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- 0
- Leechers:
- 1
- Comments
- 3
- Info Hash: D69F33DAFBD18A0EFCF4144C34ACC6C9E855EBE2
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This Torrent includes : -Prologue : ASM 700 -Superior Spider-Man 1-14 + All Variant Covers Files names have been renamed so the Variant Covers can fit better The Credits goes to : -Scandog , Novus , Proletariat , The Group and Zone for the originals scans -ScanDog and ArtNet for the Variant Covers Enjoy and Seed :)
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i usually get cbr files. whats a cbz and why only two files?
@J-RedtheRd : To simplify , CBR = Comic Book Rar
CBZ = Comic Book Zip . And two files to make it easy for me to share / seed it :)
CBZ = Comic Book Zip . And two files to make it easy for me to share / seed it :)
CBR and CBZ are very similar. Most comic readers can use either.
If for whatever reason you need a comic RAR instead of a comic ZIP, you can use an archival app such as Unrarchiver or UnrarX on a Mac to uncompress the scans (sorry, I'm Mac only). Then recompress the files into a new .RAR archive. I usually use the SimplyRAR app to do this. After you have created a .RAR archive of the scans, you need to rename the .RAR archive to a .CBR and you're done! Simple as that! I find myself doing this to all my comics with extra crap mixed in with the scans. I always take that stuff out.
Just google "rar app Windows" if you're not on a Mac to find alternative apps.
Here's a good LifeHacker article on the subject: https://lifehacker.com/5785737/a-comic-book-lovers-guide-to-going-digital
If for whatever reason you need a comic RAR instead of a comic ZIP, you can use an archival app such as Unrarchiver or UnrarX on a Mac to uncompress the scans (sorry, I'm Mac only). Then recompress the files into a new .RAR archive. I usually use the SimplyRAR app to do this. After you have created a .RAR archive of the scans, you need to rename the .RAR archive to a .CBR and you're done! Simple as that! I find myself doing this to all my comics with extra crap mixed in with the scans. I always take that stuff out.
Just google "rar app Windows" if you're not on a Mac to find alternative apps.
Here's a good LifeHacker article on the subject: https://lifehacker.com/5785737/a-comic-book-lovers-guide-to-going-digital
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