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RadicalCodex for MacOS X is a digital Comic Book reader and organizer with full support for the most popular Comic Book formats (CBR and CBZ). In addition to a host of advanced features, including: Automatic bookmarking (and bookmark browsing), exporting pages as images, saving comic pages as your desktop background and the ability to organize your comics into collections.
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This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
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You take s your chances with this dev - Version: 1.2.0, 9/30/2009 08:12PM PST
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tod3
25$ for THIS ? LOL 
- Version: 1.0.1, 3/7/2009 03:55AM PST
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tpecorella_dotmac
I won't comment on the author, so I'll comment on the application: not worth your money (and your time trying it).
Xsee is free (http://wakaba.c3.cx/s/apps/xee.html), and this crap is just a wrapper around some decompression and visualization libraries that are quite normal and embedded in any programming language. Not worth 25$. More like 10$ or less, and even in this case just as donation-ware.
Moreover, I'm not completely sure that embedding unrar in an application bundle is legal. And that's quite a point, as the supported comicbook formats are really just compressed archives. Unrar unpack 'em and the author have just to browse though a number of single images, usually jpegs.
So, what's this app about ? Using unrar to unpack the archive in a folder (or decompressing it on the fly, doesn't really matter) and add some decorators to show the images. Not a huge job tbh.
Anyway, I wouldn't pay 25 bucks for this app.
Xsee is free (http://wakaba.c3.cx/s/apps/xee.html), and this crap is just a wrapper around some decompression and visualization libraries that are quite normal and embedded in any programming language. Not worth 25$. More like 10$ or less, and even in this case just as donation-ware.
Moreover, I'm not completely sure that embedding unrar in an application bundle is legal. And that's quite a point, as the supported comicbook formats are really just compressed archives. Unrar unpack 'em and the author have just to browse though a number of single images, usually jpegs.
So, what's this app about ? Using unrar to unpack the archive in a folder (or decompressing it on the fly, doesn't really matter) and add some decorators to show the images. Not a huge job tbh.
Anyway, I wouldn't pay 25 bucks for this app.
Then he took over a site called Resexcellence and ran it into the ground. See Phill Ryu's observations on that here http://phillryu.com/2006/08/03/good-riddance-bryan-lund/
Apparently Lund is good at hype but when the complaints come in, he complains that Mac users are unbelievably rude. Oh, poor Bryan.
Buyer beware on this one.