If it was the whole 600 page series of "Borderline", I'd be less hesitant about putting down the 15$ for it, but this is just the first volume, which is 'only' 161 pages, according to Comixology:

https://www.comixology.com/Borderline-Vol-1/digital-comic/31217

Oh, you're right (unfortunately). The Groupees text is a little bit misleading so I understood it to be the whole series ...

"Tomb Raider Megabundle" from Dark Horse with 37 items for $29,99:
https://digital.darkhorse.com/bundles/8293

And regarding the current Groupees Dynamite bundle (https://groupees.com/dynamiteblockbusterholiday17): I haven't checked the single #0 and #1 issues, but from the rest the only one that has been bundled before (if I'm correct) is "Classic Battlestar Galactica Vol. 3: Folly of the Gods" (Humble Bundle).

"Warlord of Mars: Fall of Barsoom", "Dejah of Mars", "Aliens / Vampirella", "Classic Battlestar Galactica Vol. 3", "Lords of Mars", "Merciless Rise of Ming", "Red Sonja: Atlantis Rises", "Six Million Dollar Man Season 6" and "Dark Xena" are complete miniseries.

All 22 Dark Horse Serenity (Firefly) comics for $9.99 from Dark Horse itself.
Not sure yet if they are mirroring this sale on comixology; but either way great time to get all the Firefly comics in one go

https://digital.darkhorse.com/bundles/8351

I'm a little disappointed that this for Campus Apocalypse and The Shinji Ikari Raising Project. How are these compared to the original manga?

I'm waiting for the day I get to buy all the Berserk volumes for under 300 bucks, 450 is bit too much. :P

Does anyone here happen to know what the lowest price yet was for Neil Gaimans "Sandman" comics? At Comixology they are at €4,49 each right now, some volumes are even lower at amazon.de (€3,99), so I could get the whole series for not much more than €50. I'm tempted but I never really payed attention about the prices of the series yet - I wanted to buy it in print but now I think that's really too expensive for me - so I don't know if I could get it even cheaper if I wait (and considering my huge comics backlog waiting would be no problem) ...

Of course a Humble Bundle would be ideal but until now DC/Vertigo never did one, I believe.

I've been slowly collecting it on digital for the convenience. I think current prices are lowest ever on digital.

Thank you!

Merry Christmas everyone! Lots of great sales at Comixology of course, and here are some links to all the freebies.

https://digital.darkhorse.com/books/see_all?new_releases_window=500&name=Free+Books&free_books_only=True&new_releases=True
https://www.comixology.com/free-comics
https://discountcomicbookservice.comicretailer.com/free-comics

Humble Comics Bundle "Judge Dredd" from IDW and 2000AD:
https://www.humblebundle.com/books/judge-dredd-comics

I only know the film with Karl Urban (which I liked) - any recommendations about the comics?

Interestingly, the linewide 50% off code "DH2018" seems to even work for Dark Horses current "Serenity Megabundle" so it costs only $5 for every "Serenity" comic that's been published yet! I own everything in print already but for $5 even I am thinking about buying it ...

https://digital.darkhorse.com/bundles/8351

^ Nice catch, thanks Geddes!

Some scattered thoughts on the comics being offered:

The definitive Dredd author is probably Wagner; you can get a sample of him in the $1 tier. I'm not the hugest fan of the American IDW series (Swierczynski), although since Dredd has been running forever now in 2000AD, its being self-contained might be an advantage for new readers. Then again, Origins should also be largely self-contained, as I recall. Cry of the Werewolf is fine but disposable.

The $8 tier contains a bunch of the IDW stuff that I'm not familiar with. It also contains America, which a lot of people would consider to be the definitive Judge Dredd story, although I think it derives some of its effectiveness from being already familiar with the character--Dredd's always been a fascist, but the comics tend towards the humorous, so when Wagner wrote a more serious story about living in a police state, it was pretty jarring.

The $15 tier contains some major early Dredd stories in the Complete Case Files Vol. 5; "Judge Death Lives" introduces three of the Dark Judges, who are basically [I]the[/I] Dredd badguys (Judge Death was introduced earlier, which is included in another $15 tier item, "The Dark Judges"), and the Apocalypse War was one of the great Dredd epics. The Fourth Faction is the start of a much more recent epic; reading it back-to-back with Apocalypse War sounds kind of exhausting. I'm a huge fan of Rob Williams' Mega-City Undercover, a Dredd spin-off series.