Trevor

Luckily they extended the above Bundle. 15 hours left.
https://www.humblebundle.com/books/l...rse_bookbundle

Trevor

Interesting combo bundle of games and collections from Europe Comics
https://www.humblebundle.com/games/m...mic-collection

davidh777

Some nice ComiXology sales, including MMWs for $1-2 and Star Wars Epics for $4. A lot of Valiant for $0.99 too.

majorjoe23

There’s a pretty amazing Love & Rockets sale going on. Books are $1-$2 each.

Red Hood

Same deal at Amazon for the digital versions of these Marvel Masterworks. A pain in the ass to find all the ones that are on sale though.

user941

Finding anything on Amazon is a pain. Why not just purchase it via Comixology? If the account is linked, it should be marked as purchased on both systems.

majorjoe23

I often buy on Amazon to take advantage of the digital credits for choosing slower shipping.

user941

Haven't heard of that. How do you get digital credits?

Trevor

Just choose slower shipping on physical products you buy from Amazon. The deal doesn’t always appear, but some of us have accumulated hundreds of dollars of credit over the years.

majorjoe23

It might not show up if you don’t have Prime.

Trevor

Not sure how to find an easy link on GooglePlay, but all 36 of these Viz series have the first volumes free at GooglePlay.
https://www.comixology.com/comics-sa...d=39523&lang=1

majorjoe23

You can get pretty much every Ed Brubaker Image comic in the current Humble Bundle.

https://www.humblebundle.com/books/e...ogvPRYcadpteVo

Trevor

kindle/Comixology sale prices

Asterix Omnibus #1: Asterix the Gaul, Asterix and the Golden Sickle, and Asterix and the Goths, $0.99
Kindle US:
Asterix Omnibus #4: Asterix the Legionary, Asterix and the Chieftain’s Shield, and Asterix and the Olympic Games, $1.99
Kindle US:

Trevor

New Humanoids bundle
https://www.humblebundle.com/books/h...ng-incal-books

Tom Banjo

Saga: Compendium One which collects the first 54 issues is currently on sale through Kindle/Comixology:

John Pannozzi

ComiXology's website will finally be merged into Amazon on February 17 (it already has been in the UK FYI):

ComiXology Disappears From Web On February 17th? App & Amazon Only (bleedingcool.com)

This note is especially interesting:

user941

Yeah, I found the DRM section especially annoying, since it means they can keep the DRM-free option available, but just choose not to. I won't be buying any DRM-ed books, so for me the move means no more digital comic purchases.

Trevor

IndoeGala bundle of some really indie books
https://www.indiegala.com/bundle/swe...t-tales-bundle

Trevor

Another Vampirella bundle
https://www.humblebundle.com/books/v...dynamite-books

Josh-da-man

I'm not a user of Comixology (tried it many years ago with a bunch of freebies they were offering and didn't really care for it), so I can't say for myself, but judging by what I'm reading online, it's pretty unanimous that everyone hates the new Kindle-based Amazon Comixology experience.

Red Hood

The whole new Comixology release has been a complete clusterfuck to say the least. Patton articulates exactly what is wrong with it in thai thread

rocket1312

I'll disagree with one thing Patton said. He said the old app was "perfect". The old app wasn't perfect and that's what makes this all the more disappointing. This was all opportunity to IMPROVE on the few things that the old app didn't do well. Instead we got exactly what we all expected when this transition was first announced. I can't even fathom why the changeover took as long as it did, because they literally did nothing but dump everything into the already half-assed Kindle app.

Trevor

Nice English bundle
https://www.humblebundle.com/books/r...h-comics-books

davidh777

The CMX app still works fine on my iPad, and I don’t think I lost any books as some people have reported. I really dislike the new shopping experience, though. The organization is confusing, it suggests I buy stuff I already own, and other annoyances.

majorjoe23

I checked out the new Comixology, and my big worry was the reading experience would be borked, but that seemed fine. The organization and ability to find books sucks, though.