The only comics that haven't been bundled before (completely) are "Project Superpowers: X-Mas Carol", "Meet the Bad Guys", "The Death-Defying Devil" and, obviously, the brand new "The Boys: Dear Becky".

All Black Panther comics on Comixology are currently free.

Yeah, ALL of them -- but in single issues only (so, no trades). The rule seems to be "if it has 'black panther' in the title of the comic", so that doesn't include Jungle Action (home of 'Panther's Rage').

Are any of them worth reading? Probably not, for the most part.

I can only vouch for Kirby's revival in the 70s -- very minor Kirby, but minor Kirby is still Kirby. Kyle Baker has been writing a series 'Marvel Action Black Panther' which I didn't even know existed but will soon be reading! That's probably a good one. And people have fond memories of that Priest series from the 00s, although take that with a grain of salt obvs

here are some links: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07JKY4JWX and https://www.comixology.com/search/items?search=black%20panther&subType=SINGLE_ISSUES&

No, it's not only those with "Black Panther" in the title. Try search words: Panther (there's a miniseries without the "Black" in the title), Shuri, Killmonger, Doomwar, Wakanda. Also "Fantastic Four" #52 (first Black Panther appearance) and two X-Men comics including Black Panther (can't find the numbers right now) are free.

Ta-Neishi Coates is a renowned writer. I would think his Black Panther is worth at least a look.

Some links peppered all throughout the following thread:


https://www.reddit.com/r/comicbooks/comments/imxwns/all_black_panther_comics_on_comixology_are/

Ha, thanks!

Comics seem to be cooling off for a moment so here's some DnD!

A big bundle of RA Salvatores books featuring Drizzt set within the world of Dungeons and Dragons. This bundle includes books from 7 through to 33. It also includes the complete 5 book The Cleric Quintet series.
I believe it follows an earlier bundle where books 1-11 were included (many moons ago though). A bit of a shame for people new to the bundle that books 1-6 aren't included, but at the same time this is a huge selection of books with a top price of only £11.62 - roughly the cost of two or three regular ebooks.
So if you're a fan of the series this is well worth getting for a huge bucketload of books; even if you're new you get a sizeable chunk of the collection and can easily pick up the preceding 6 books (being earlier books Amazon Kindle likely puts on them on sale or you can grab physical copies in book stores/secondhand book stores etc...)

https://www.humblebundle.com/books/salvatore-showcase

There's also a Neverwinter Companion Pack for the Neverwinter MMORPG computer game.

Jodorowsky sale at Comixology, every volume 99c each

https://www.comixology.com/comics-sale?list_id=35630&lang=1

Some of it was in that amazing Groupees bundle from earlier in the year, but if you missed that, or want to get other stuff that wasn't in that bundle...

Vol. 1-2 of "The Wicked + The Divine" and Vol. 1-2 of "Phonogram" have been bundled before, all others are new to bundles. Worth mentioning that "The Wicked + The Divine" is the complete series! "Phonogram" also seems to be complete, while "Ludocrats" is a 5-issue-miniseries, so the final issue is missing (not released yet).

Wow. The Wicked + The Divine is one of the most impressive series I've read. Wonderful characters, wonderful dialogues, wonderful art. One of the best bundles ever offered, in my opinion.

The Boys Comic bundle on humble got extended
https://www.humblebundle.com/books/boys-versus-project-superpowers-books?

It's surprisingly successful anyway (more than $200.000 already) so they probably want to milk it as much as possible. It seems the success of the Amazon series is indeed a very good PR, considering how often "The Boys" was already bundled ...

It's...interesting...that the bundle is running at the same time as they're on sale at comixology. Buying them on comixology would be way more expensive, plus you miss the Project Superpowers stuff*. How pissed off would you be if you bought them on comixology and only then found out about the bundle?

Dynamite can price however they want under capitalism, obviously, but it seems sort of shady to run a sale in one place while selling it way cheaper somewhere else

* which, personally, I wouldn't wipe my arse with, but then I felt the same way about The Boys (probably Ennis' worst work?)