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Old version (free downloaded)

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Softonic review

Turn your photos into a comic book

Comic Life is a really fun application with which you can create comics out of your photos and images.

What I enjoyed most from the application is how easy it is to work with. With this type of program, you're looking to play around and Comic Life feels just like that. You can quickly drag and drop your images onto the interface, arrange them in order onto a page, drag bubbles and then enter your text.

Comic Life offers many shapes, forms and text lettering with styles reminiscent of the best cartoons and comics. All can be extensively customized to your taste from the style attributes tab on the right. I also quite liked the choice of filters, with which you can give a different aspect to your photos, like turning them into a scene from Sin City. If you don't want to get carried away into editing, Comic Life also features loads of page templates and themes that you can start off with.

Importing pictures onto the screen is easy, as you'll only need to drag and drop them from your desktop or pick straight from the preview pane in the application. Even more, you can use your webcam or DV camera to take snaps and post them immediately into your comic strip.

The only little downside to this app is that it sometimes uses up a little too much RAM.
Very intuitive and loaded with features, Comic Life is a great way to have fun with your pictures. It has all the bubbles, styles and fonts you'd expect to make good looking comics. Highly recommended.
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Comic Life gives you a super-quick and easy way to create astounding comics, beautiful picture albums and enticing instruction booklets to name a few of the many possibilities. Included are professional and fun templates, ready to drag and drop onto your page for instant attractive photo layouts. Or if you like to be in control, position your photos and panels how you like and save them for later use.

Your iPhoto library and hard drive files are always at your fingertip - just drag in your pictures. Drag on some captions, 'sound effect' text ('ka-blam!') and speech bubbles and your work is done!

Share your creations with friends and family! Comic Life supports .Mac, html, QuickTime and JPEG exports, so you can share on your website, blog or via email. Comic Life's .Mac support includes RSS feeds, allowing anyone to subscribe to your Comic Life creations - your unwavering fans can get the latest issue 'hot off the press!'. You can even transfer images back and forth online with iPhoto sharing!

Turn your photos into a comic book

Comic Life is a really fun application with which you can create comics out of your photos and images.

What I enjoyed most from the application is how easy it is to work with. With this type of program, you're looking to play around and Comic Life feels just like that. You can quickly drag and drop your images onto the interface, arrange them in order onto a page, drag bubbles and then enter your text.

Comic Life offers many shapes, forms and text lettering with styles reminiscent of the best cartoons and comics. All can be extensively customized to your taste from the style attributes tab on the right. I also quite liked the choice of filters, with which you can give a different aspect to your photos, like turning them into a scene from Sin City. If you don't want to get carried away into editing, Comic Life also features loads of page templates and themes that you can start off with.

Importing pictures onto the screen is easy, as you'll only need to drag and drop them from your desktop or pick straight from the preview pane in the application. Even more, you can use your webcam or DV camera to take snaps and post them immediately into your comic strip.
Very intuitive and loaded with features, Comic Life is a great way to have fun with your pictures. It has all the bubbles, styles and fonts you'd expect to make good looking comics. Highly recommended.
The only little downside to this app is that it sometimes uses up a little too much RAM.

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General stability improvements Template localization changes

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Turn your photos into a comic book Comic Life is a really fun application with which you can create comics out of your photos and images. What I enjoyed most from the application is how easy it is to work with. With this type of program, you're looking to play around and Comic Life feels just like that.

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Ipad app $.99 Easy to use, incorporates pictures and allows you to change coloring, add text boxes and more.

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Read reviews, compare customer ratings, see screenshots, and learn more about Comic Story. Download Comic Story and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

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Bertel King, Jr. 18th Jan 2015 Android

Seemingly wherever you go on the net these days, you need an avatar. The default approach is to take a profile photo of yourself, but if you don't want to share your identity, then creating a cartoony representation is an appealing option. The process may even be easier than you think. Here are five Android apps that let you create a cool, and pretty adorable, version of yourself.

Androidify is as much an avatar creator as it is an interactive Android ad, but that's okay, because there's just something fun about creating a bugdroid version of ourselves. The app lets you select different colors, shapes, sizes, and accessories that enable you to create an aw-inducing robot that friends might even swear looks just like you. Unlike the other options on this list, you can even have your Android perform a cute little gesture and save it as a GIF.

FaceQ's singular purpose is to help you create your own adorable online persona. The app launches you to editing screen right away, and the save button is always present at the top of the screen. Tapping it creates a .PNG file that you can then import into whichever site you wish. The wardrobe options are all over the place, ranging from clothes you would wear around the house to the kind of battle armor that could keep you safe against a horde of dragons. FaceQ is free to use, so let your imagination run wild.

Avatar Maker is the best option on this list for creating an anime-inspired depiction of yourself. You get to change your head shape, eyes, hair, accessories, and the like to a reasonable degree. You can save images to your Android device when you're done, export them directly to Google+, or share them to the public gallery for other users to check out. A premium version is available as an in-app purchase for $2.50 that unlocks extra perks, but the core functionality is available for free.

Next, we have the bluntly-named Smartphone Avatar. This app is as straightforward as they come. The avatar creation interface appears at launch, with the customization options lined up along both sides of the screen. Some features require going pro for $1.39, such as saving or loading your avatar, using the .PNG file format, and applying transparent backgrounds. Doing so will also remove ads. The avatars you create with this app, which all stare down at a smartphone in their hands, have an especially distinctive look, thanks in part to their square heads and doodle-inspired design.

Bitstrips lets you express yourself through a comic strips by creating digital versions of you, your friends, and the places you live. The act of getting everything set up leaves you with an avatar that you can take with you across various social media sites. But for our purposes, we're more interested in the Bitmoji app. This addition lets your avatar express a wide range of emotions, any of which can serve as profile images in their own right. You have to create an account to use Bitmoji, but unlike with the main Bitstrips app, you don't have to use your Facebook one.

These four apps all make creating your own avatar not only easy, but fun. It's worth firing one up just to play around with even if you're perfectly fine with using your photo online. Since you can do so from an Android phone or tablet, it takes hardly any effort or time to come up with something great.

If you have a different way of creating your own avatar to use across the web, share it with us below.

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5 Android Apps That Let You Create Your Own Cartoony Avatar - Make Tech Easier

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Bertel King, Jr. 18th Jan 2015 Android Seemingly wherever you go on the net these days, you need an avatar. The default approach is to take a profile photo of yourself, but if you don't want to share your identity, then creating a cartoony representation is an appealing option.

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Free to use it says! Has different layouts and characters

http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/interactives/comic/

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Unlimited Reading. Anywhere You Go. Explore thousands of digital comics, graphic novels & manga for just $5.99 a month. Download to your device & enjoy reading offline.

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Unlimited Reading. Anywhere You Go. Explore thousands of digital comics, graphic novels & manga for just $5.99 a month. Download to your device & enjoy reading offline.

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This is a very simplistic site but might fit certain classrooms perfectly!
http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/interactives/comic/

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Google Slide Template from @creativeedtech

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Google Slide Template from @creativeedtech

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http://creativeedtech.weebly.com/templates.html

Template with tons of pre made tools to create using google slides.

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Here you will find templates either for student or teacher use. Please drop me a message if you have any questions. Also, please share out on Twitter photos or examples of any of these being used by your classes.

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Here you will find templates either for student or teacher use. Please drop me a message if you have any questions. Also, please share out on Twitter photos or examples of any of these being used...

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Has lots of backgrounds and characters.
https://www.storyboardthat.com/storyboard-creator

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http://comicbookpaper.com/
FREE. Select from hundreds of templates.

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Pixton introduces the world to Click-n-Drag Comics™, a revolutionary new patented technology that gives anyone the power to create amazing comics on the web. https://www.pixton.com/

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Has a free trial period.  Very "Cartoony" might be good for elementary...
http://www.toondoo.com/

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http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/Comix/
Free comicstrip maker. Works on Chromebooks.  Students can build multiple strips and download the images to share/display.

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https://www.khanacademy.org/partner-content/pixar

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https://www.pixton.com/

-comic strip creator
-license purchase required
-free 15 day trial

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https://www.comixology.com/
It has information about comic books for sale: series, publishers, topRated, creators, genres and selling.
It is in Amazon; 30 day trial for free.

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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.toucheapps.smsragefaces&hl=en

- Free
- to be used as a messenger app tool
-does not give other suggestions for use but does have options to save to Gallery
-looks like a source of clip art or with use as a "Messenger Comic"??

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Used by more than 15,000 teachers around the world, StoryBots Classroom is a 100% FREE resource for educators that includes hundreds of videos, books and activities for use on interactive white boards, tablets and laptops in the classroom. Users also gain access to Common Core-aligned, kindergarten-level math games and classroom management tools like the Group Builder, Lesson Planner and Home Assignment.

All StoryBots content is designed by child development experts and frontline teachers and is perfect for the whole class, small groups or individual use. Credentialed educators in traditional school settings can apply for free and unlimited access to StoryBots Classroom by visiting www.storybots.com/educate.

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Sing and dance along with your favorite StoryBots characters as they learn about topics including outer space, dinosaurs, shapes, emotions, colors and more. Real kids join Team 341-B as they explore complex lessons through catchy and clever music videos.

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https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/marvel-comics/id350027738?mt%3D8
MARVEL COMICS app; Download hundred of comics on your iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. This is not for young children. Images are mature. Suggested for 6th on up $0.99

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Android app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.iconology.comics&hl=en

Instant access to over 75,000 comics, graphic novels, and manga.

Would be great for introducing comic examples to students, but it looks like you would need an Android tablet/device to share.

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Vector halftone pattern generator (make photos/images like a classic comic book drawings)
https://halftonepro.com/app#
Web-based app that has options for a trial account and paid account.

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https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/storyvisualizer/id708170731?mt=8

Free
Ipad app from Lego Education. Can incorporate pictures of legos into storyboards with pre created backgrounds, speech bubbles, and more.

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LEGO® Education StoryVisualizer iOS iPad App - demo of basic functions

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Uploaded by LEGOeducationUK on 2014-02-26.

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Hi!

Toontastic offers a variety of visual and graphic options.
https://toontastic.withgoogle.com/

Here is another link, especially for rage faces.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.idunnolol.ragefaces&hl=en

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http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/Comix/
Helpful for artistically challenged individuals.  Supplies characters, speech bubbles and words.

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https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/comic-life-3/id891378056?mt=8
Itunes: ipad/iphone only

$4.99

Updated: Sep 26, 2016

Version: 3.5.4

Size: 106 MB

Languages: English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese

Seller: plasq LLC

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This website helps you make your own emoji.  It's called bitmoji.  It's free right now.

http://www.bitstrips.com/

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Ragemaker.net (free with ads)
Rage Faces Apple App (free)
- Copy and paste a variety of pre-drawn faces with different expressions. (Not well drawn or attractive...but pre-drawn...)

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Read reviews, compare customer ratings, see screenshots, and learn more about Rage Faces. Download Rage Faces and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

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https://spark.adobe.com/

+login with Google
+easy templates for different types of videos, can also create pages and posts
+able to publish and get public link
+add your own music, photos, videos into a new video