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Dynamite and Humble Bundle Unleash Nearly 3,500 Pages of Complete Comics for Just $18

·Al Mega

Score more than 100 issues featuring Red Sonja, Vampirella, The Terminator, Army of Darkness, Dejah Thoris and plenty more at a massive 93% discount!

Clear the schedule, charge the tablet and prepare to disappear into one ridiculous mountain of comics! Dynamite Entertainment and Humble Bundle have joined forces once again, delivering nearly 3,500 pages of complete digital stories for only $18.

We are talking more than 100 issues packed with limited series, standalone specials, wild crossovers and genre-hopping adventures that can be enjoyed without chasing down seventeen additional books and a crossover checklist written in ancient Kryptonian. Every featured tale is complete, making this bundle a serious binge-reading buffet for longtime Dynamite fans and curious newcomers alike.

Humble Bundle offers several pricing tiers, allowing readers to choose how deep they want to dive. The full collection costs just $18, representing a staggering 93% discount from its regular combined value of nearly $250. Yeah, fam, the math is doing backflips.

The $5 tier alone includes The Adventures of Red Sonja Omnibus, a massive 650-page collection loaded with classic sword-and-sorcery action. That book normally costs far more on its own, making the entry-level tier one heck of a deal before you even reach the complete bundle.

 

      
      

The larger collection brings together stories starring some of Dynamite’s most recognizable heroes, warriors and troublemakers, including The Terminator, Vampirella, Red Sonja, Ash Williams from Army of Darkness, Dejah Thoris and Jennifer Blood.

Readers looking for alternate-reality madness can jump into four specials from Dynamite’s Altered States line, which twists familiar characters through bold “what if?” scenarios. The bundle also explores the steampunk universe of Legenderry, serving up familiar faces with gears, goggles and enough Victorian firepower to ruin somebody’s afternoon.

Among the limited-series highlights is A Train Called Love from Garth Ennis and Mark Dos Santos, an offbeat collision of romance, violence and dark comedy. John Carter: The End features early work from artist Hayden Sherman, who later brought that unmistakable visual energy to titles including Absolute Wonder Woman and Batman: Dark Patterns. Fans can also witness two legendary science-fiction heroines collide in Barbarella/Dejah Thoris, written by Leah Williams.

The creative roster is absolutely loaded. The bundle features work from Alex Ross, Alex Segura, Andy Diggle, Dan Abnett, Dan Panosian, David Avallone, Frank Thorne, Fred Van Lente, Max Bemis, Nancy Collins, Paulina Ganucheau, Roy Thomas, Stephen Mooney and many more.

There is another reason this deal deserves some love. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, a nonprofit organization dedicated to defending comics, graphic novels, creators, retailers, educators and readers against censorship. You get a digital library big enough to keep your eyeballs busy for weeks while helping protect the freedom to create and read comics. Everybody wins except your neglected streaming queue.

This limited-time bundle brings the action, horror, science fiction, fantasy, romance and multiversal insanity without body-slamming your wallet. Nearly 3,500 pages. More than 100 issues. Complete stories. Only $18. If your digital comic collection has been looking a little skinny lately, Dynamite and Humble Bundle just pulled up with the whole feast.

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