The explosive double-sized finale of The Battle for Gobwin Knob! Surrounded and outnumbered, Parson will have to challenge the very own rules of Erfworld to win the battle. When your last resort is a suicidal endgame, you know you’re booped.

The last of the last of the last stands by Rob Balder and Jamie Noguchi!

• Title: Erfworld #11
• Credits: Rob Balder (writer) / Jamie Noguchi (illustrator) / Carolina Folle (adaptation)
• Publisher: Robot Comics
• Price: $0.99 US
• License: Creative Commons
• Screens: 227

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Erfworld #11 is available in the Android Market. Scan the QR code below with your Android to receive its url.

Alternatively, search “Erfworld” on the Market.

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Enter illustrator extraordinaire Jamie Noguchi, which you may already known from Erfworld or more recently Yellow Peril. Jamie is not only a rising comic book artist, but also very talented logo designer, with a propensity for cuteness.

We approached Jamie with high expectations and a list of everything we wanted our new logo to transmit. He nailed it in his first attempt, and after some minor adjustments, this was the final result.

Robot Comics is a big proponent of Creative Commons, and so is Jaime, whose two comics published under our label are distributed under this license. Our new logo is also available under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

Through this license we invite you to play with our cutest robot yet, and share with us the results. You can start with the above image in vectorial format. The best remixes will be published in a later post, and we will let our readers vote for their favorite.

What do you think of our new logo? Let us know below.

Robot Comics Logo by Robot Media SL is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

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Over 40 free comics will be offered to users of the ARCHOS 5 internet tablet to inaugurate the Books & Comics category in AppsLib, the Android application marketplace for Archos devices.

The offering includes the first issue of all Robot Comics series and ongoings, and also complete stories and one-shots. These comics will span a variety of genres, for all tastes and ages: Valentine, the fantasy epic by Alex de Campi (Smoke) and Christine Larsen (Shrek), American Terror, the sci-fi war drama by Alterna Comics and Jeff McComsey, Bram Stoker’s Dracula’s Guest, illustrated by Steven Sanders (S.W.O.R.D.), or Jason James‘ ghostboy, an all-ages ghost story, are only a few of the many titles that will make Archos’ users rediscover the joy of reading comics.

Also offered, alongside the free comics, will be the free app Droid Comic Viewer, the leading Android comic and manga reader, which allows users not only to read Robot Comics releases, but also any comic in CBZ, CBR and ACV formats. Droid Comic Viewer has a growing community of more than 100K active users worldwide and supports all Android devices, from the affordable HTC Tattoo to the powerful Google Nexus One, and now the versatile ARCHOS 5 High Resolution Internet Tablet.

The added “Books & Comics” category of the AppsLib market creates a new layer of entertainment for the ARCHOS 5 internet tablet , which already supports a wide range of traditional media and games. Following this initial release, Robot Comics will start publishing free and paid comics weekly both in the Android Market and on AppsLib, for ARCHOS 5 internet tablet users.

About Robot Comics

Robot Comics publishes mobile comics for all Android devices, and also iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Nintendo DSi and the Amazon Kindle. It is one of first and few mobile comic publishers who offer titles specifically designed and formatted to be read on mobile devices.

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The penultimate episode of The Battle for Gobwin Knob! Stanley and his dwagons face Transylvito’s best while Parson and Wanda defend the garrison from a very determined Prince Ansom. Can Jetsone’s uncroaked units be enough to stop a full frontal attack from the coalition? Fine strategy and thrilling dance-fighting in this double-sized chapter of Erfworld!

• Title: Erfworld #10
• Publisher: Robot Comics
• Price: $0.99 US
• Screens: 202

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Erfworld #10 is available for download on the following platforms:

Android

Erfworld #10 is available in the Android Market. Scan the QR code below with your Android to receive its url.

Alternatively, search “Erfworld” on the Market.

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This May 1st thousands of comic book fans and casual readers will visit comics shops all over the USA and Canada to get free comics thanks to Free Comic Book Day (FCBD). Yet, if you’ve got an Android, iPhone, iPod touch or Nintendo DSi anywhere in the world, dozens of hours of free comic book entertainment await you, as close as your fingertips, with unlimited stock, and not just this Saturday.

From the energetic OEL manga Bear Beater Bunyan, to the nostalgic Craphound by Cory Doctorow, Robot Comics has dozens of free comics available every day. The first issue for all our series is free without exception, and we additionally have complete stories free of charge, such as Ben Powis‘ strange but beautiful Turtle Guitar, or Juan Romera’s sci-fi mystery, Misery Depot.

Why don’t you try Erfworld, one of Time Magazine’s Top 10 comics, or a classic like Bram Stoker’s Dracula’s Guest, illustrated by Steven Sanders (Marvel’s S.W.O.R.D.)? Maybe you prefer to read the all-ages ghostboy with your kids, or have a laugh while thumbing through the irreverent Jesus Hates Zombies?

Let Michael San Giacomo put a unique spin on the super-hero genre with Phantom Jack, or check why Alex de Campi’s (Smoke) epic Valentine has been translated into 14 different languages. Not really into comics but a Linux fan? Then the unofficial Ubuntu manga, Ubunchu, is just for you.

If you ever wondered how a skull-headed robot would would fare against a Kraken, Robot 13 awaits you. Spadefoot offers a classic all-ages space opera, and Empty Chamber is an action thriller has nothing to envy of the best seasons of 24.

No matter your taste, age or nationally, Robot Comics has a free mobile comic for you. The full list is available here.

Happy reading and spread the joy of comics!

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Parson forces Sizemore to croak Jetstone’s troops with dirty tactics, and receives unexpected help at incalculable cost. Gobwin Knob might have a chance after all, but first they have to save Stanley from getting himself killed in the lost kingdom of FAQ.

• Title: Erfworld #9 of 11
• Credits: Rob Balder (writer) / Jamie Noguchi (illustrator) / Carolina Folle (adaptation)
• Publisher: Robot Comics
• Price: $0.99 US
• License: Creative Commons
• Screens: 186

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Erfworld #9 is available for download on the following platforms:

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Click on the button below to open Erfworld #9 on the iTunes App Store. Requires iTunes.

Android

Erfworld #9 is available in the Android Market. Scan the QR code below with your Android to receive its url.

Alternatively, search “Erfworld” on the Market.

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Jonathan Liu of GeekDad fame posted a comprehensive review/overview of Robot Comics as a mobile comics publisher.  He pointed out the exact strengths and weaknesses we’d give ourselves.

Here’s a snippet:

One of my favorite sources of comics for the iPhone (and iPod touch) is Robot Comics. They have a decent catalog of titles, and the best part is that most of them start off free. For comics with multiple issues, the first one is usually free and the rest are available for $.99 each through an in-app download. There are several single-issue comics that are free as well, including several adaptations of Cory Doctorow stories. (”Craphound” is one of my favorites.) When you purchase a later “episode,” as they call them, it simply shows up in the index. Each comic has its own app icon on your home screen which contains all the issues. It might be nice to be able to combine them into one Robot Comics viewer app, though I suppose the new iPhone OS will allow you to group them if you choose.

Some of the comics I’ve reviewed previously have been through Robot Comics: Erfworld and Robot 13, for instance. A more recent release is Valentine, a fantasy-horror set during the War of 1812, which was simultaneously released in about a dozen languages. I compared the English and Chinese versions, and was pretty impressed with the way both of them looked.

Read More http://www.wired.com/geekdad/2010/04/the-first-ones-always-free-robot-comics-for-iphone/#ixzz0lI3mZhMd

Thanks, Jonathan and GeekDad!  And just for your info, Jonathan (and also to you readers out there who care), a single iTunes viewer to store all the comics is coming very, very soon. So stay tuned.

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Parson attempts to negotiate with the mysterious Charlie, holder of the Arkendish, and Prince Ansom gets an unexpected thinkagram, with unpleasant consequences. Meanwhile both sides prepare for dance-fighting and Wanda returns, with a vengeance. By Rob Balder and Jamie Noguchi.

• Title: Erfworld #8 of 11
• Credits: Rob Balder (writer) / Jamie Noguchi (illustrator) / Carolina Folle (adaptation)
• Publisher: Robot Comics
• Price: $0.99 US
• License: Creative Commons
• Screens: 133

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Erfworld #8 is available for download on the following platforms:

iPhone/iPod touch

Click on the button below to open Erfworld #8 on the iTunes App Store. Requires iTunes.

Android

Erfworld #8 is available in the Android Market. Scan the QR code below with your Android to receive its url.

Alternatively, search “Erfworld” on the Market.

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Parson Gotti ponders the true nature of Erfworld while Stanley the Tool decides it’s time for action, with deadly consequences for one of Gobwin Knob’s most valuable units. What happened to Wanda last episode? Where is the Kingdom of Faq? What’s Bogroll’s greatest desire? Answers galore in the latest episode of Erfworld, by Rob Balder and Jamie Noguchi.

• Title: Erfworld #7 of 11
• Credits: Rob Balder (writer) / Jamie Noguchi (illustrator) / Carolina Folle (adaptation)
• Publisher: Robot Comics
• Price: $0.99 US
• License: Creative Commons
• Screens: 158

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Erfworld #7 is available for download on the following platforms:

iPhone/iPod touch

Click on the button below to open Erfworld #7 on the iTunes App Store. Requires iTunes.

Android

Erfworld #7 is available in the Android Market. Scan the QR code below with your Android to receive its url.

Alternatively, search “Erfworld” on the Market.

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