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Comic book picture frame

Rob Beschizza at 6:48 am Wed, Mar 9, 2011

Kindle

Coming soon to Perpetual Kid's online store, this comic strip picture frame comes with a sheet of reusable speech bubbles and will be $18.

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Rachel H

Oh man, that’s awesome! I can’t wait to make Grandma a superhero (or supervillain)!
jimkirk

Plasq’s Comic Life would be a natural with this.
http://plasq.com/ Great little program.
I turn my vacation photos into comic books.
technogeek

The bubble stickers are an old gag, widely available. But the idea of combining them with a frame that holds the pictures in the classic six-panel-layout is new to me, and I do like the combination.