How does Google choose to announce its new web browser?
With a 38-page comic penned by the brilliant Scott McCloud.
More proof that manga and its comic cousins are going mainstream.
Next step: Product and software manuals done in manga.
Comics conquer commerce
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I actually read this comic about Google Chrome and even understood it for the most part! Comics and manga are great ways to reach those of us who are predominantly visual learners.
But where is the Chrome download? Everytime I try to click on it, I get put back at my iGoogle site.