Read 20 USAGI YOJIMBO Comics for $18 — GeekTyrant
Visit 'classic Japan' with everyone's favorite rabbit samurai with the Usagi Yojimbo: The Rabbit Ronin (affiliate link) bundle over on Humble. Get 20 volumes of Usagi Yojimbo comics and books valued at $287 for a mere $18! These comics are published by Dark Horse and written by Stan Sakai.
If you've ever been interested in reading Usagi Yojimbo , bundles just like this are perfect and I highly recommend it. In addition, each purchase of the bundle supports The Hero Initiative which 'is the first-ever federally chartered not-for-profit corporation dedicated strictly to helping comic book artists and craftsmen in need.'
This bundle will be available until June 29.
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