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Amazon has some terrific deals on Dark Horse's gorgeous Deluxe Edition hardcovers of Berserk. New readers of the legendary manga created by the late Kentaro Miura can get Berserk Deluxe Edition Vol. 1 for only $28.65 (was $50). The 696-page hardcover includes the first three volumes in Miura's brilliant and brutal tale of swords, sorcery, and defying fate. Amazon's prices for the 14 Deluxe Editions vary considerably. While a handful are available for close to 50% off, the last few are closer to 10% discounts. See all Berserk Deluxe Editions at Amazon Berserk Deluxe Edition Manga Deals at AmazonBerserk Deluxe Vol. 1 -- $28.65 ($50)Berserk Deluxe Vol. 2 -- $31.24 ($50)Berserk Deluxe Vol. 3 -- $36.22 ($50)Berserk Deluxe Vol. 4 -- $30.78 ($50)Berserk Deluxe Vol. 5 -- $27.37 ($50)Berserk Deluxe Vol. 6 -- $24.75 ($50)Berserk Deluxe Vol. 7 -- $31.24($50)Berserk Deluxe Vol. 8 -- $27.76 ($50)Berserk Deluxe Vol. 9 -- $44 ($50)Berserk Deluxe Vol. 10 -- $41.45 ($50)Berserk Deluxe Vol. 11 -- $29.76 ($50)Berserk Deluxe Vol. 12 -- $44 ($50)Berserk Deluxe Vol. 13 -- $44 ($50)Berserk Deluxe Vol. 14 -- $43 ($50)Berserk fans can also save big on all three anime adaptations on Blu-ray: Berserk's 1997 series, The Golden Age Arc Memorial Edition, and the 2016 series.Berserk Deluxe EditionsBerserk is a dark fantasy series that follows Guts, a former mercenary on a quest for revenge. If you're willing to take the dive, you'll find a haunting and tragic story for mature audiences, as it holds nothing back and regularly delivers brutal content on every page.Continue Reading at GameSpot

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The Criterion Collection 50% Off Sale Godzilla, David Lynch, Guillermo del Toro, Kurosawa, and more See at Amazon Blu-ray collectors don't need to wait for Prime Day 2025 to score great deals, as the annual Criterion Collection Summer Sale just kicked off. Hundreds of 4K Blu-rays, 1080p Blu-rays, and box sets are 50% off at Amazon and Barnes & Noble through July 27. But while you technically have a whole month to shop the deals, many of the most popular Criterion releases tend to sell out long before the official end date during these half-off promotions--especially at Amazon.Here are some of the movies that often disappear before the sale ends: Godzilla: The Showa-Era Films Box Set, the superb 4K remaster of Pixar's Wall-E, The Princess Bride, Dazed and Confused, Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio, The Shape of Water, Kurosawa's Seven Samurai and Yojimbo/Sanjuro, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, Uncut Gems, and The Silence of the Lambs. Godzilla: The Showa-Era 15-Film Box Set (Criterion Collection) $112.48 (was $225) See at Amazon We put together a giant alphabetized list of Criterion Collection movie deals that you can check out below. We also created sections for some of the notable franchises, directors, and actors featured in The Criterion Collection. So if you're looking for every 50% off deal related to Godzilla, Guillermo del Toro, David Lynch, Akira Kurosawa, the Coen brothers, Martin Scorsese, and Akira Kurosawa, we have breakdowns for all of them.Continue Reading at GameSpot

The Stan Lee Story $78.57 (was $100) | Releases July 1 Preorder at Amazon It's not unfair to say that the late Stan Lee was not only one of Marvel Comics' most important creators, but also one of the most recognizable ambassadors for the entire comic book industry. If you're interested in his life story, then you'll want to check out the upcoming book, The Stan Lee Story. The chronicles his work, starting from his early days in 1940 at Timely Comics, his work in Hollywood, and his impact on other comic creators. The Stan Lee Story launches soon on July 1 for $100, but if you act fast, you can grab is at a discount for just $78.47 at Amazon. The Stan Lee Story $78.57 (was $100) | Releases July 1 Published by Taschen and overseen by legendary comics writer Roy Thomas, this 576-page deluxe book features a foreword written by Lee. It includes never-before-seen art and photographs sourced straight from Lee's family archives, a novel-length essay, an epilogue by Thomas, and an appendix covering all of the comics Lee worked on across multiple decades. Preorder at Amazon While this deal on The Stan Lee Story is a great opportunity to learn more about one of the medium's legendary figures, there are plenty of other books available that explore Marvel's history. One notable release is the Origins of Marvel Comics, which was first published in 1974 and was reissued in a deluxe edition last year. Written by Lee, Origins of Marvel Comics highlights the comic book characters that helped turn Marvel into a dominant force, as well as the talented creators who brought them to life. There's also Marvel Comics: The Untold Story, which chronicles the publishing company's early years through the accounts of the people who worked there.Another great pick is Jack Kirby: The Epic Life of the King of Comics, which recounts Kirby's life and prolific career as one of Marvel's most recognizable illustrators. Unlike the prose books we've mentioned, this is a graphic novel written by Eisner Award-winning author Tom Scioli.Continue Reading at GameSpot