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Old 01-23-2016, 09:15 PM   #3726
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I'm still wincing over my purchase of the Dark Horse Digital "Buffy's Birthday Bundle" - 159 total titles covering almost all of the post-television continuity - for $100. I already owned Season 8 in physical formats, but I haven't read a page of Seasons 9 or 10 (which isn't done yet), so getting all of that at once was helpful. Each digital "Library Edition" volume is about $14.50 for ten issues, so Season 9 alone would've been over $70. (Technical detail: the bundle didn't include the Angel & Faith LEs, but does include the constituent issues. Oddly, it contained both for Buffy Seasons 8 and 9.)

So, yeah - it's a good deal on something I wanted, but the total price is still wince-worthy. I also wish I could merge that collection into my comiXology library, just for the sake of having everything in one place that I can read with one app.
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