Humble Weekly Plug In Digital Bundle (and more!)

Humble are running several bundles, including their Square Enix bundle which launched a few days ago. We'll start off with the videogame bundle, which is brought to Humble from the videogame distributor Plug In Digital. They've chosen a load of platforming physics-based titles as well as a racing game.

For $1 and up you get Mechanic Escape, Finding Teddy and Ethan: Meteor Hunter. One has been described as "Super Meat Boy-like", one has you trying to find a little girl's lost teddy in a magical world and the third has you stopping time to get meteors.

Pay $6 or more for Project Temporality, Kill The Bad Guy, Legends of Persia and the Early Access Freaking Meatbags. Third person time-controlling, physics puzzle murdering, action RPG adventuring and Early Access resource gathering.

Paying $10 or more also gets WRC 4 FIA World Rally, so you can drive around 78 muddy courses.

Your contributions go towards the American Red Cross and the Child's Play Charity. Head over here for the Weekly Bundle.

Humble are also running Skybound's The Walking Dead Books Bundle, which you can get here. If you're a fan of The Walking Dead, you'll love this collection of up to 63 comic books.

Pay anything forThe Walking Dead, Vol. 1, Invincible, Vol. 1, Witch Doctor, Vol. 1 and Ghosted, Vol. 1. That's 20 comics, in ePub, CBZ or PDF formats, for use on pretty much any device.

Beat the average (currently about $10) to also get The Walking Dead, Vol. 2 & 3, Thief of Thieves, Vol. 1 and Super Dinosaur, Vol. 1. That's 24 more comics all by the same author: Robert Kirkman, bringing you to 44 total comics. Ten are by two other authors.

For $15 or more you also get The Walking Dead, Vol. 4 & 5  - ten more issues.

If you pay $40 or more you get five more with The Walking Dead, Vol. 20 and a bundle exclusive The Walking Dead T-shirt.

Afraid your friends won't think that tier is die-hard enough? Then $65 gets the entire bundle and a special Black & White Negan action figure complete with Lucille. It's by McFarlane Toys, so you know it's good.

Of course, that's only 59 comics, so there are likely to be more added soon. Again, get it here and support Common Cents, Rett Syndrome Research Trust, and the IndieCade Foundation.

There is also The Humble Transformers Bundle, which everyone should get for 104 Transformers comics. Go here and purchase before reading further (I question your unbiasedness - Editor).

Pay what you like for all four volumes (48 issues) of Transformers: Classics. This covers issue 1-50 of the Marvel Transformers comic book, reprinted by IDW. Why 48 issues of it? Issue 3 had Spider-Man and issue 9 had Circuit Breaker - both still owned by Marvel and not licensed characters. No, you haven't heard of Circuit Breaker before...

Pay more than the average price (currently just under $10) and you'll also get all four volumes of Transformers: All Hail Megatron (21 issues), Transformers: Autocracy (12 issues) and Transformers: Spotlight, Vol. 1 (five issues). All Hail shows Earth conquered by the Decepticons with the Autobots in hiding, Autocracy shows Cybertron back when Optimus and Megatron were friends, and Spotlight features single issues about certain characters: in this case Hot Rod, Sixshot, Shockwave, Nightbeat and Ultra Magnus.

Paying $15 or more also gets the first two volumes of Transformers: Robots in Disguise (nine issues) and the first two volumes of Transformers: More than Meets the Eye (nine issues), and are the latest comics.

There will be more added soon, as with The Walking Dead bundle, so beat the average now and support the Hasbro Children's Fund.