Four presses, one sky
Four comic book skins for your weather
Comic Weather is a weather app for iPhone that turns your forecast into a comic book page. It prints that page in four styles, each with its own paintings, lettering, weather icons and panel borders, and all four are included.
Four-Color: pop art from the newsstand
The default skin takes after old newsstand comics: Ben-Day dots, bold primary colors and heavy black ink. Bright pages, loud lettering, and alerts in a starburst.
Bubblegum Bloom: pastel pop
New in version 3.1. Bubblegum pink, mint and lilac in soft violet ink, dot screens, cherry blossoms and sparkles on blush grid paper. The lettering is soft and rounded instead of all capitals, the weather icons are pastel, and the 48 paintings are full of blossom storms, pool days and snow-day sledding.
Megacity Manga: manga ink over a towering city
Dense manga ink, lamplit streets and wild skies, with focus lines and brush-cut panel borders. More on Megacity Manga.
Midnight City: gothic noir
Near-black pages, amber lamplight and spires in the rain. A page that stays dark day and night, for anyone who likes their weather moody.
What a skin changes
A skin is more than a color theme. It reprints the whole app:
- the painted scene, with 48 paintings of its own (192 across the four skins)
- the lettering and the panel borders
- the weather icons
- Settings
- every widget
- the app icon on your Home Screen
How to switch skins
Open Settings > Theme and tap a skin. The page reprints at once, your widgets follow, and iOS asks before it switches the app icon to match.
Questions
Which skin is the default?
Four-Color. You can switch any time, and nothing is lost.
Do the skins cost extra?
No. All four come with the app, which you pay for once.
Pay once. All four skins included. No ads, no subscriptions, no in-app purchases. For iPhone on iOS 18 or later.