Comic dialogue

Comic Dialogue

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Comic Strip Creator

Comic Strip Creator is an authoring tool used for designing comic strips.

The software is free and very easy to use by anyone. The users can add as many frames, as well as

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Great Dialogue
 WordPower Technologies  9  Commercial
Provides a database of thousands of samples of the best dialogues from movies.
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ComicLab
1  ItisArt Limited  7  Shareware
ComicLab is a program for editing images to create comics and web comics.
The Wolf Among Us
4  Telltale, Inc.  1,402  Commercial
A heavily-stylized game adaptation of a cult comic series.
MangaLabo Trial
1  PGN Co, Ltd.  83  Shareware
MangaLabo is an easy-convenient comic illustration tool.
Additional titles, containing comic dialogue
Radical Comic Designer
1  Radical Breeze  64  Shareware
Radical Comic Designer allows you to design comic strips and comic books.
Comic Book Millennium
52  Beaver Valley Software Company  12  Shareware
COMIC BOOK MILLENNIUM is a specialized database for a serious comic collector.
Comic Book Manager
82  Justapps  5  Shareware
Comic Book Manager is a program that can categorize your comic book collection.
Comic Reader Pro
3  Fantastic Software  43  Shareware
Comic Reader Pro is an easy-to-use digital comic reader.
CBViewer
20  Bradley Swartout  2  Open source
CBViewer is a comic book viewer for comic book archives.
Comic Boom
 Toon Boom Animation Inc.  6  Commercial
Comic Boom is a fun program to communicate your message using comic strips.
CBReader
10  ChessBase GmbH  411  Freeware
CBViewer is a comic book viewer for comic book archives.
Pop Dot Comics
1  JixiPix Software  164  Shareware
Pop Dot Comic is a fun way to create comic-book style illustrations.
LuJoSoft ComicReader
2  LuJoSoft  34  Freeware
Attractive and functional comic reader for all common comic book formats.
Gilbert Goodmate and the Mushroom of Phungoria
 Prelusion Games  9  Commercial
Detailed story with more than 15,000 lines of dialogue.
Non-reviewed