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Okay, quick post today, but you got like 1100 words of organizational analysis yesterday so it’s all good.

Everybody knows about the Humble Bundles, right? Buy a package of videogames (most of the iterations going back to 2010), music (once, earlier this year), or books (going on now), DRM-free, and the proceeds go to charity? The name-your-own-price feature (with more content unlocked if you exceed the average price already paid by everybody else, which is a moving target) was so effectively popular that Ryan Estrada borrowed it for The Whole Story comics collection back in June. In a case of great minds thinking alike, the Humble Bundlers yesterday added webcomics to the currently-running e-book bundle.

So if you’re a fan of Randall Munroe, Zach Weinersmith, or Mike Krahulik & Jerry Holkins, you can get a total of five of their comic collections, along with eight novels from the likes of Gaiman, Scalzi, Lackey, and Doctorow, for the low-low price of (as of this writing) US$13.48. The interesting thing is, that average price has gone up by more than a dollar since yesterday when the comics collections were first added. So you’ve got about six days to get on that, internet.

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