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Humble Bundle Offering Fallout, Mass Effect, And Other Video Game Comics
Humble Bundle is teaming up with Dark Horse to offer a collection of video game comics and art books at extremely low prices. As always, payments support charity.
At the “pay what you want level,” you’ll get Fallout: New Vegas - All Roads, Plants vs. Zombies: Lawnmageddon, EVE: True Stories, Tomb Raider: The Beginning, and The Art of Remember Me. If you pay more than the average ($7.54 at the time of publication), you’ll get The Guild Volume 1, Halo: Initiation, The Art of BioShock Infinite, and Valve Presents Volume 1: The Sacrifice and Other Steam-Powered Stories.
Finally, if you pay $5 more than the average, you’ll also get Mass Effect: Foundation Volume 1 and Dragon Age Volume 1: The Silent Grove. More books will be added before this bundle ends on July 15.
Your contribution can support (in part or in total) the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. You can check out the offerings on Humble’s website.
While you’re there, be sure to claim a the free comics that are on offer.
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