How to open or create these specific comic files To say that together with these, we can find other similar formats, such as the case of CB7, which are actuallyÂ 7zÂ tablets.Â However, the first two that we have mentioned are the most common and used at the moment. However, while in a conventional compressed file that we have been using for years, we 'introduce' all kinds of files and folders, these CBR and CBZ focus on the images.Â Therefore, as it is easy to imagine, in these files what we find are a series of images that are really those that are part of the comic as such that we will enjoy later.Â Thus, each of theseÂ imagesÂ contained, refer to the scenes or pages that make up the comic as such. Once we know what the acronyms that form this file format correspond to, it is also important to know that the other two letters correspond to compression.Â That is, Z for theÂ ZIPÂ format, and R for theÂ RAR.Â And we must know, before continuing, that these types to which we refer, actually have a behavior and operation very similar to the popular compressed files. Therefore, surely comic book lovers, who are not few, will be glad to know that they also have their own dedicated digital formats to enjoy these.Â To begin we will tell you that, if you look closely, both types,Â CBR and CBZ, start the same.Â This is because the first two acronyms, 'CB', correspond toÂ Comic Book, followed by the letters Z or R that refer to the type of compression used in its creation.

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