Humble Comics Bundle: My Little Pony 2019 by IDW

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HUMBLE COMICS BUNDLE: MY LITTLE PONY 2019 BY IDW

Humble is currently hosting a bundle of MLP comics! 

You can purchase digital copies of the comics at a decent price.

Just for $1 you can get:

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• My Little Pony Annual 2014
• My Little Pony: Animated Vol. 1: The Magic Begins
• My Little Pony: Animated Vol. 2: When Cutie Calls
• My Little Pony: Animated Vol. 3: The Return of Harmony
• My Little Pony: Friends Forever Vol. 1-3
• My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Vol. 1-5
• My Little Pony: Adventures in Friendship Vol. 1-5
• My Little Pony: Pageants & Ponies
• My Little Pony: A Canterlot Wedding
• My Little Pony: Movie Prequel
• My Little Pony: Movie Adaptation

 

Just for $8 you can get:

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• Everything from $1 tier
• My Little Pony: FIENDship is Magic
• My Little Pony: Friends Forever Vol. 4-6
• My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Vol. 6-11
• My Little Pony: Equestria Girls
• My Little Pony: Legends of Magic Vol. 1
• My Little Pony: Art is Magic
• My Little Pony Annual 2017
• My Little Pony Holiday Special
• My Little Pony Holiday Special 2017
• My Little Pony: The Crystal Empire
• My Little Pony: Princess Twilight Sparkle

 

And for $15 you can get:

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• Everything from $1 tier
• Everything from $8 tier
• My Little Pony: Friends Forever Vol. 7-9
• My Little Pony: Legends of Magic Vol. 2
• My Little Pony: Art is Magic Vol. 2
• My Little Pony: Nightmare Knights
• My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Vol. 12-16
• My Little Pony: Legends of Magic Annual 2018
• My Little Pony: Ponyville Mysteries
• My Little Pony: Twilight's Kingdom
• My Little Pony: The Cutie Map
• My Little Pony: The Cutie Re-Mark
• My Little Pony: The Crystalling
• My Little Pony: To Where and Back Again
• My Little Pony: IDW 20/20

 

 

 SUPPORT CHARITY! 

By purchasing anything in this bundle you also support Hasbro's charity! 

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The Hasbro Children’s Fund is a nonprofit whose mission is to empower childhood by bringing “the sparkle of Hope, the joy of Play and the power of Service” into the lives of the children across the globe. Working with strategic charitable partners, the grants made through the Hasbro Children’s Fund support programs that deliver; stability for children in crisis; pediatric physical and mental health services; hunger security; educational programs; quality out of school time programming and programs that empower youth through service.  To learn more about these programs and how they are making a difference for children worldwide, please visit www.hasbro.org.

 

Interested? Be sure to check it out by clicking the link below!

HUMBLE COMICS BUNDLE: MY LITTLE PONY 2019 BY IDW

 

If you'll be having any questions regarding how Humble works, feel free to ask below.
I can also add, that I'm purchasing things on Humble myself. I've purchased few bundles in the past and I have monthly subscription active for about a year now, so I can tell, that this site is legit.

 

- related links -
Humble ● Hasbro - Children's Fund ● IDW

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[MangoFoalix 25,056]

Hmm, I really want to buy this but I'm stringent on money. We'll see.

[CypherHoof 26,483]

Already have most of these, but why not?

[Cash In 23,037]

I heard about this yesterday, though it would be neat if I could get my hands on this.

[Will Guide 21,371]

By digital, you mean I can read them on my phone like how Amazon Kindle works?

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[Megas 28,090]

Been really considering it, but i’m a sickler for physical comics.....and there are some really bad comics i’d rather not put money towards 

[Prospekt 11,034]

I do own physical versions of a few of these, but what an amazing value... I may just splurge on the $8 or $15 bundle.

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58 minutes ago, Will Guide said:

By digital, you mean I can read them on my phone like how Amazon Kindle works?

By digital I meant, that it's not about physical (printed) copies. Maybe that's an obvious fact, but since physical copies exist, I wanted to point it out, that these are digital (files; not physically printed & shipped comics).

 

These comics are DRM-FREE, which means, that you basically get to download these to your device(s).
You don't have to log in anywhere to be able to read these, these aren't protected by anti-piracy systems. You don't get keys, don't have to activate anything anywhere, you just download the files directly to your device and view these as you wish, these are 'yours', so to speak. You can move the files across your devices (PC, tablets, phones, etc.) and read the comics on your preferred ones.
Of course, these will be always available to download on your Humble account, in the purchases.

The comics are available in CBZ, PDF and ePub formats
CBZ and ePub formats are designed for comics and books, though personally I never had to operate with these. PDF on the other hoof, is a common format and modern phones support these by default. Amazon Kindle supports PDF and EPUB formats from what I see. I believe you shouldn't have any troubles viewing these either way.

 

By an occasion, @Will Guide, there's no need to quote the whole OP like this. It unnecessarily takes some space, making the thread appear more messy. Please consider quoting only relevant parts of the post or using a @mention. I have removed that quote from your post if you don't mind. Thank you very much. 

 

57 minutes ago, Kiryu-Chan said:

Been really considering it, but i’m a sickler for physical comics.....and there are some really bad comics i’d rather not put money towards 

Yeah, I also would prefer physical comics to be honest. The original price for each comic ranges from around $2-9 for digital copies (even more (~$15-20) for printed ones), so even if you'd find only ~3-5 comics to be interesting in the whole $15 pack (that contains everything what's available), it still would be worth that. 

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@Rikifive

I paid for and download a bunch of the $15 set books but I can't seem to find a "Send the eBooks to my Kindle or Kindle reader" like the download instructions suggest I do.

 

For now, I can open them from the download folder of my files and view them in Kindle, but the downloaded books are not appearing in the Downloaded section of my Kindle library

Either way, I paid for the entire set of books being offered and I'm going to read them for better or worse

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@Will Guide Personally I have never used, nor owned Kindle, so if these devices feature some kind of automation regarding sending the files / downloading (as in, some sort of Kindle cloud storage) and/or have a convenient library (fancy navigation through files / books / comics you have), then I'm unaware of it, or at least have never worked with it, so I'm unable to help, sorry.

I'm not exactly sure how these devices function. Perhaps there is a some sort of preferred location to store the comics/books and a preferred format of these. I can only guess. Maybe try asking Uncle Google how to make these visible in the library.

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1 hour ago, Will Guide said:

@Rikifive

I paid for and download a bunch of the $15 set books but I can't seem to find a "Send the eBooks to my Kindle or Kindle reader" like the download instructions suggest I do.

I bought the set and it didn't seem to come with any MOBI formatted files - just pdf, epub and cbz.

the free windows app "calibre" can be used to convert epub to mobi and deploy to a kindle (and in fact I do that for a bunch of things) but mostly I use coolreader on my android tablet for epub, cdisplay on windows to show cbz, and various apps for pdf.

In this case, I have downloaded the CBZ files, as that's pretty much the convention for comic scans.

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@Bas These (in addition to two specific-to-comics 'fancier' formats) come in common PDF formats, so if you couldn't open these in any way, then Humble is not the one to blame. Though you mentioned Humble in particular, what other formats worked for you then?

PSP is an ancient device and as far as I know, it doesn't support any of this by default. I did find something about a special software, that could allow you to do so (open PDF), however.

As for Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime... I don't know, it came in late 2014 and it has Android 4; now 5, so it should be able to open at least PDF's.

I gave it a try on my ancient smartphone, LG E400, which came in early 2012 and has Android 2.3.6. It can normally open PDF files. However, due to small screen and stuff, it doesn't handle it very well... it all works slow and is hard to see in general... though it would be possible to get through it with some patience, if someone would be really determined. Either way, there's no problem with opening these and that's what I wanted to check.

On my phone with Android 8 it's all perfect. I tried only PDF though, I never had to deal with other formats yet.

 

So yeah, I think it's just your devices, there's nothing special from Humble's side.

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Do any other comics in the same format open properly? I mean, you're mentioning, that there are issues with these from Humble in particular, so I assume, that other comics (downloaded from/bought somewhere else) in either CBZ, PDF or ePub format work for you?

On the other hoof, you also mentioned, that it all works on PC, so it's not like Humble is giving broken files. There has to be some explanation.