This utility offers a number of tools for organizing your collection of comic books. Like most other database-oriented applications, Collectorz.com Comic Collector doesn't boast a fancy, modern design, but the three-paned interface is rather self explanatory. The program comes with a sample collection to get you up and running, but you'll need to create a new database once you want to actually start cataloging your own comics. You can enter such information as series, issue number, title, author, artist, and condition, then sort your database by any of those variables. If you need to quickly locate a particular entry, the program lets you search by keyword or apply filters. You'll even find a feature for tracking which comics you've loaned out. Although this utility can display cover images, it can't automatically access a Web database to download them, so you'll either need to find them manually or scan them into your PC. Despite our few small gripes, Collectorz.com Comic Collector will be a handy pickup for its target audience.
Catalog your comics automatically, no typing. Just type the series name and select the issues you own to download all data from our online Collectorz.com Comic Database, including publisher, publication date, creators, character, genre and the cover. Browse your collection by series, publisher, and artist. Use the Image View to view your cover images. Sort and group on any field, print lists and export to your iPod, to HTML, CSV or XML.
