New Groupees build your own Garth Ennis bundle

https://groupees.com/ennis

The Boys Volume 1-12

Battlefields Volume 1-8

Jennifer Blood Volume 1-5

Jennifer Blood: First Blood

Jennifer Blood: Born Again Volume 1

The Ninjettes Volume 1

Red Team Volume 1

Price ranges from $0.50 to $15.01 for all.

Great idea from Groupees to do a "Build a Bundle"-bundle. The bundle itself is very good if you don't have any of it - but alas, most of it has been bundled before (mostly from Humble Bundle, I think). The only ones I don't own are "Jennifer Blood" Vol. 2-5, so I wouldn't have bought a whole bundle. But with the "Build a Bundle"-mechanic I can buy them for $3. Nice!

I hope they'll do this more often in the future, especially with Dynamite bundles ...

Humble Comics Bundle "Jack Kirby & Will Eisner Centennial Celebration":
https://www.humblebundle.com/books/kirby-eisner-centennial-comics

The only bundle repeats are "Will Eisner's The Spirit #1-6", "Kirby Genesis" and "Kirby Genesis: Dragonsbane", but according to the descriptions it seems like especially in the first two tiers there are more books ABOUT Eisner and Kirby than FROM them which is why I'm hesitating to buy.

Another thing to note: "Will Eisner's The Spirit: Corpse Makers" in the $1 tier is NOT complete, but only #1-3 of 5 (#4-5 haven't even been released yet).

Btw: This is a good example why I miss the second week additions in most of today's Humble Bundles: I'm on the fence if to buy or not - and two or three good comics more in the second week would certainly make me think: "Hell yes, now I'm buying it!" ...

I agree, but this time they don't say anything about more titles to appear next week, so it seems the bundle is as currently presented.

A couple of the daily freebies looks pretty fun; Snickers and KFC books, both DC.
https://discountcomicbookservice.comicretailer.com/free-comics

The monthly freebies from Marvel have cycled, so you might get at least 4 new books by hitting "add all" here.
https://discountcomicbookservice.comicretailer.com/Free-Comics/page/175

Huge new Marvel sale
https://discountcomicbookservice.comicretailer.com/Best-Sellers-Sale/page/15640

includes something slightly unique, or at least pretty quick to hitting a sale. The deluxe versions of the Monsters Unleashed mini-series include bonus material of all the pages in pencils, inks, and colors. So each of the five issues are about 100 pages and 99 cents.
https://discountcomicbookservice.comicretailer.com/Monsters-Unleashed-2017/comics-series/84655

Dark Horse has two big bundles:

All 28 volumes of "Lone Wolf and Cub" for $49,99:
https://digital.darkhorse.com/bundles/7972

And the complete "Sin City" (7 volumes + "Frank Miller: The Art of Sin City") for $29,99:
https://digital.darkhorse.com/bundles/4946

I have to say: Although $50 isn't a sum I usually spend on a digital comics bundle, I am tempted by "Lone Wolf". I know (and liked) the Japanese film series as well as the Japanese TV series so why shouldn't I like this manga series those are based on? On the other hand: If the films and the series were rather close adaptations of the comics I would of course already know many stories ...

Groupees Dynamite Game of Thrones:

https://groupees.com/GOT

$5

Athena #1-5
Damsels: Mermaids #0-5
Deja Thoris (2016) #1-3
The Adventures of Red Sonja #8-10
Ash and The Army of Darkness #1-2
Path of Exile #1-2

$10

Army of Darkness/Xena: Warrior Princess #1-2
Ash and The Army of Darkness #3-4
Red Sonja: She Devil with a Sword #0,2-6
Deja Thoris #4-6
The Greatest Adventure #1
The Adventures of Red Sonja #11-14
Legendary Tailspinners #1-3

$20

Army of Darkness/Xena #3-4
In Search of Lost Dragons Artbook
Prophecy #1-7
Red Sonja Queen of the Frozen Wastelands #1-4
Red Sonja Vol 4 #1-2
The Wheel of Time #12-18
Skin and Earth #1
Swordquest #1
Xena Warrior Princess $1-4
Game of Thrones #1-4 (OF COURSE THERE'S Just a little sampler of GOT)

All above tiers are limited physical tiers

I know there must be some nonbundled.

Man, how I wish that were a "Build a Bundle"! But even so I am tempted. Yes, the prices are quite high and there are some repeats, but there's also much new (to bundles) comics:

Bundled before:
- "Athena", complete series, but also in an earlier Groupees bundle
- "Dejah Thoris (2016)", complete series, but also in an earlier Groupees bundle (that I haven't bought, luckily)
- "Ash and the Army of Darkness" (#1-4 of 8), incomplete, the complete series was part of the big "Army of Darkness" Humble Bundle
- "Path of Exile" (#1-2 of 4), incomplete, the complete series has been bundled at Comixology
- "Red Sonja: She-Devil with a Sword" (#0-6 of 80); that's an especially brazenly bundle repeat, because earlier Groupees bundles already had #1-16 and #35-40 - is it really that hard to just continue the series at #17? Also, it was bundled at Storybundle a few years ago.
- "Wheel of Time" (#12-18), the complete series has been part of a Humble Bundle. Also, I don't think #1-11 have been part of a Groupees bundle so that starting point looks a bit odd ...
- "Game of Thrones" (#1-4), bundled before from Groupees

(Mostly) New to bundles:
- "Damsels: Mermaids", a complete Spin-off to "Damsels" (which was in an earlier Groupees bundle and a Storybundle)
- "Adventures of Red Sonja" (reprint from Marvels 1970s series, continuation from an earlier Groupees bundle)
- "The Greatest Adventure" (#1 of 6)
- "Legendary Talespinners" (#1-3), complete miniseries
- "In Search of Lost Dragons Artbook"
- "Prophecy" (#1-7), complete first crossover with many Dynamite characters
- "Savage Red Sonja: Queen of the Frozen Wastes" (#1-4), complete
- "Red Sonja Vol. 4" (#1-2 of 9+, the series is still ongoing)
- "Skin & Earth" (#1 of 3+, still ongoing)
- "Swordquest" (#1 of 4+, still ongoing)
- "Xena: Warrior Princess" (#1-4), complete, #1-2 were in a Comixology bundle

So it's more or less 50:50 between "new" and "old" comics. I really don't know if I want to pay $20 for that, although "Prophecy" and the many "Red Sonja"s are tempting ...

Given Dynamite's frequency for bundles, you'll probably be able to get them a bit cheaper soon enough.

Personally, I'm holding off. Not going to tell you how to live tho. :)

Well, since I just payed $50 for the "Lone Wolf & Cub" bundle from Dark Horse I mentioned before (not available anymore), the probability of me also buying Groupees' current Dynamite bundle or the Eisner/Kirby Humble Bundle has decreased rapidly ... ;-)

"Angel Megabundle" at darkhorse.com - 78 items for $39,99:

https://digital.darkhorse.com/bundles/8005

I'll have to take a closer look first, but I guess I will already own about half of it in physical and/or digital form - otherwise that would be a great deal!

Edit: Well, I don't own quite as much as I thought because the bundle omits most of what was featured before in the "Humble Comics Bundle: Buffy, Angel & Spike": Only parts of the "Angel Omnibus" are repeated whereas two full "Angel & Faith" series plus the first 3 issues of the current "Angel & Faith" series are mostly new to bundles (only the first volume was featured in said Humble Bundle). A little bit odd: Season 9 (the first "Angel & Faith" series) is featured in single issues as well as in the library editions.

I guess I still won't buy it and instead hope for a new, cheaper Humble Bundle sometime ...

Actually, "Angry Youth Comix" and "Hip Hop Family Tree Vol. 1" appeared in previous humble Bundles. Naming this "The best of Fantagrphics" seems a bit misleading. Debating whether I should buy this one or pass on it, myself.

I own from previous bundles: Wuvable Oaf, The Love Bunglers, Hip Hop Family Tree Vol. 1, Zap #16, Angry Youth Comix, and The Complete Peanuts 1950-1952 Vol. 1.

I can personally recommend Buddy Does Seattle (this is a +300-page omnibus that includes the first 15 issues of HATE; for some reason, we Spaniards seem to love the irreverent sense of humor of this series, as it apparently became more popular here than in any other country), Werewolves of Montpellier (I think Jason is one of the most interesting artists/writers in this industry), and Wuvable Oaf (haven't read the whole thing yet, but it's a series of funny short stories about a gay character). And, of course, the Hernandez brothers are widely considered among the best in the medium.

I would have preferred less repeats, but I think it's a nice mix of new and older books and it's a no brainer for me. Also, I think all of these stories are complete (there are three omnibus that collect HATE, but the main character moves to another city and meets new people, so the first omnibus offers a complete story arc).

What would you consider the best of Fantagraphics?