Comics with Dan Daily | Humble Bundle - 02/10/2026

Humble Bundle is a website that sells bundles of software, games, and digital books for extremely low prices, and donates a portion of proceeds to charity. Now I am not a tech guy, nor do I have a computer that can run most modern games, but I love a good comics bundle.

I have purchased a Massive-verse Bundle and an Usagi Yojimbo Bundle on Humble Bundle. I know that people can get finicky about their digital book ownership, which I totally get. The key to making sure you're getting a good value on Humble Bundle is checking to make sure the books you're buying are PDFs or CBZ files. These will allow you to download actual files of the books and truly own them. There have been bundles in the past that essentially give you access to a platform where you can read these digital books - you don't truly own them. Thankfully, Humble Bundle is very up front about this as shown below:

One of my favorite things about Humble Bundle is being able to choose where your money goes. When buying a bundle there are sliders that allow you to choose how much of your money goes to the publisher, charity, and to Humble Bundle: with Humble Bundle requiring a portion to go to them.

The samples from above are from a current Massive-Verse Bundle (bigger than the one I bought last time!) Where you get 24 trades/one shots for $18! There are also options to get less if you pay less, but the best value is always in the full Bundle. Some of the best bundles are the Mignola Universe bundles with BPRD and Hellboy - these can exceed 50 books for under $50! One to be wary of is a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles bundle that is solely access to the IDW volumes, not actual downloads.

Link to Massive-Verse Bundle