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* [http://cbi.flyingspheres.com/ Comic Book Inventory] (CBI) - comic collection tracking app for Android and iOS | * [http://cbi.flyingspheres.com/ Comic Book Inventory] (CBI) - comic collection tracking app for Android and iOS | ||
* [http://www.icdbapp.com/ iCdb] - iPhone comic database application [https://groups.google.com/d/msg/gcd-tech/xlCGfeOUrkk/OQfExn9XWh0J] | * [http://www.icdbapp.com/ iCdb] - iPhone comic database application [https://groups.google.com/d/msg/gcd-tech/xlCGfeOUrkk/OQfExn9XWh0J] | ||
* [https://dbscomics.com/#About dbsComics.com] - phone and desktop comic database application | |||
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Revision as of 21:35, 6 March 2021
Who uses our data
Since it is provided under a free license, data from the Grand Comics Database™ is used by other web sites and applications. An incomplete list is provided below:
Web Sites
- What Were Comics? - A data-driven history of the American comic book, based in part on GCD data
- Comic Book Plus displays GCD data under each issue
- eBay is using GCD data under a formal agreement [1] [2]
- Mile High Comics is using some GCD data under an old agreement
- Heritage Auctions both uses and contributes data
Applications
- Comic Book Inventory (CBI) - comic collection tracking app for Android and iOS
- iCdb - iPhone comic database application [3]
- dbsComics.com - phone and desktop comic database application
Publishers
- Publishers of reprinted comic collections have used some of our credits from time to time (please add examples if known)
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