Ok -- Just to clarify .. are these digital, or real, paper-in-my-hand comics?

Carnelionne | September 23, 11:32 CET

"Dark Horse Digital" would strongly hint towards the digital variety, no?

darling | September 23, 12:03 CET

Does anyone know if these would be Nook friendly?

katetwo | September 23, 17:37 CET

I don't think so? I know you can get the Season 8 trades at the Nook Comic Store.

Simon | September 23, 17:48 CET

Heading out to work my corner to buy this.

Wilhelm | September 23, 18:10 CET

The last I've heard, there is no official Dark Horse app for the Nook, but for the tech-inclined, it is possible to sideload the Android app. Just please don´t ask me to explain how that would work!

Niels van Eekelen | September 23, 19:11 CET

After buying the digital issue(s), you can view them on the Dark Horse website, and after you click through the 20+ pages you can - in Firefox - select Tools > Page Info > Media, which displays a list of all the images on the page. Save each page's jpg, as 001.jpg, 002.jpg, etc. Then, having saved each page into a folder, compress the folder as a .rar file, then rename the .rar file as .cbr, and ta-da, you now have an "instant" (sarcasm) Comic Book Resource file of the comic book. Why do you have to do all that freaking work yourself? Because Dark Horse is terrified of Comic Book Resource files, even though they are the defacto standard format for comic books.

will.bueche | September 23, 22:17 CET

I'd maybe pay $25- not 55.

libradude | September 24, 01:57 CET