Insert your API Key and Private Key in the Credentials.swift file in order to successfully fetch data from the Marvel Developer API.

This example application does the following

• Connects to Marvel's Developer API
• Displays a comic issue's details when provided a comic ID
• Includes some UI/Unit Tests
• Additionally, it allows a user to add multiple comics to view (assuming they already know the ID of the issue)

I chose not to use any external libraries to demonstrate my understanind of basic iOS frameworks. I easily could have replaced a lot of the networking code with something like Alamofire and could have used SnapKit/Masonry/Cartography to make my auto layout code much more succinct. I also could have implemented everything in SwiftUI and Combine, but wanted to leverage my experience with UIKit, and understanding of GCD and closures, while also using a little Combine/Publisher code in my NetworkClient class. I have also localized my text to demonstrate my focus on ensuring my work will be easily internationalizable and accesssible to all users. I have implemented a super basic MVVM pattern with ComicTableViewModel and opted to create a feature to add additional Comic IDs to demonstrate a more complicated ViewModel interaction. Given more time, I would further abstract out functionality like image loading, display logic, etc. into ViewModels or service classes with mocks (using a library like Mockingbird) to ensure better test coverage. I would also take some time to improve the design with better use of custom fonts, animations, layout, iPad Support etc. but unfortunately I am a horrible designer :P Thanks for considering me for this position and I really appreciate your time.