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Originally Posted by TrevorViking

One of the comic regulars at GOG has been maintaining an awesome google docs spreadsheet of all the bundles and their contents.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...7qaew/htmlview

Cool, thanks! It's nice to see what's been offered already, and I'm liking the (seeming) trend towards offering collections and complete story-arcs instead of the partial-arc single issues that the earlier bundles have.

And it does look like the StoryBundles we've been getting have had substantial amounts of totally new content (which admittedly is not comforting if one was in it for the overlapped stuff, or doesn't care about the non-series GNs and such), so they look to have been good value for money, regardless, even if not as good a deal as for a totally new buyer.

Originally Posted by Andanzas

I guess I shouldn't even think of buying that new Dynamite Bundle, especially considering that the next Humble Dynamite Bundle will probably be even more tempting, but I really enjoyed The Trial of Sherlock Holmes (the plot wasn't that great, but I loved the characters and the recreation of that period), so I guess it'll be worth it just to read more works of Leah Moore. I didn't know she was Alan Moore's daughter, by the way.

I don't know if it makes a difference to your potential buying decision, but only Trial of Sherlock (and the new Damsels, which is a fairy tale fantasy subversion which you may or may not be interested in) was actually written by Leah Moore.

The newly-offered Moriarty Lives was done by a different creative team, so YMMV as to how good their approach is. However, Moore did do another Sherlock mini for Dynamite, The Demon of Liverpool, which may one day show up in a future bundle.

Incidentally, if anyone's interested, there's a nifty interview with Leah talking about Alan's works and their differing experiences in the comic book industry over here at the official Watchmen movie promotional site (amazingly still up).

I like the bit where they ask her if she could get them an interview with him and she responds: "Are you high? He will probably disown me for even doing an interview with a Web site about the film of the book. Next you’ll be asking me if he’s going to write Watchmen 2!" It's funny because it's true!