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How does Android feel as an eReader compared to a dedicated device?

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I like my Kobo Clara 2E but I want to upgrade to something with a color screen and has expandable storage options. The Linux devices I can find with a Kaleido 3 screen all have soldered eMMC storage. My Kobo has an internal microSD card that I could upgrade but it doesn't have a color screen.

I want something that I can put a 128 GB or 256 GB card into to hold my entire collection of graphic novels on one device.

I use Android on my phone and tablet but I like my eReaders to feel like an appliance, not a general purpose computing device. Do the E Ink Android devices come with dedicated comic book/graphic novel apps? I don't want to have to pay for an app after buying the device and I don't want free apps that contain ads.

Additionally, do any of the Android devices have a home screen that just shows the collection of books on the device or do they all require opening an app to get to the book list? Again, I'm aiming for a device that feels more like an appliance and not a tablet.

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