Dynamite Entertainment and Humble Bundle have teamed up once more for a limited time digital deal offering fans a wide range of limited series, one-off specials, and smash hits. This unparalleled deal brings together a deep list perfect for binge reading, yet all contained and complete tales across countless genres, ensuring satisfying reads for all kinds of fans.

This bountiful bundle is overflowing with well over 100 issues of comics, totaling up to nearly 3,500 pages of thrilling tales. It’s a major opportunity to get all of these adventures for an unbeatable deal. Humble Bundle offers fans multiple tiers to customize their bundle the way they want, with different tiers priced accordingly. At just five dollars, readers can grab the Adventures of Red Sonja Omnibus, slightly breaking the mold of the miniseries premise to ensure an incredible find for customers at that level. That book alone is being offered for nearly 90% off and packs a whopping 650 pages of classic sword and sorcery action and adventure. The entire contents are available for just $18, with 93% savings on what would typically be a total cost of almost $250.

Other highlights of the bundle include one-off tales starring The Terminator, Vampirella, Red Sonja, Ash from Army of Darkness, Dejah Thoris, Jennifer Blood, and others. For fans of multiversal madness, four specials from Dynamite’s Altered States line of “what if” style stories are included, as well as epics from the steampunk mythos of Legenderry. On the limited series front, A Train Called Love by Garth Ennis and Mark Dos Santos is a standout, or John Carter: The End as an early work of superstar artist Hayden Sherman (Absolute Wonder Woman, Batman: Dark Patterns), or a fun-filled crossover with Barbarella / Dejah Thoris written by Leah Williams.

Additional writers and artists with work in in this bundle include 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. 

A portion of the revenue from the bundle sales will be contributed to its charitable partner, the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. This respected nonprofit organization tackles issues like book censorship, particularly related to comic art, graphic novels, and their creators. Comics often encounter scrutiny in libraries, schools, and other venues due to the medium’s often misunderstood and recently recognized status.