Nice spreadsheet! I just noticed there are more Dynamite Comics bundles, so this definitely helps!

It comes priced at $0.99 without the code, but close enough.

really worlwid
thanks for posting

There's a Chrome extension that scrapes the images from the web browser, and collects them as a CBZ file. It's simple to setup and use, and even integrates into the existing Comixology site. The images aren't as high-resolution as a native CBZ file, but it works great for being able to archive those comics lacking a DRM-free option.

Follow the instructions at the link below:
https://github.com/Cortys/comixology-backup

New Comixology freebie, the latest America's Army.
https://www.comixology.com/Americas-Army-15-Decide-to-Lead-PT-3-Transformation/digital-comic/214479

Today only sale on the recent Captain America run by Rick Rememder. All 25 issues at $.99 each or all in a $22.99 bundle.
https://www.comixology.com/Captain-America-Sale/page/6269

What's take Trevor's money sale? Googled it but couldn't find anything about it.

I think Trevor is making a joke about how he spends too much money on the Dark Horse Digital Anniversary sale. It's expected every title on Dark Horse Digital will be 50% off around April 24th-ish and if you join the newsletter by April 22, then you get a coupon code for an additional (likely 10) % off.

This:

Ah, right. I'm dense. Should have realised what he meant even without knowing the specific sale.

...like anyone is going to buy from Dark Horse immediately before their anniversary sale...

You're right of course, but it's really only 5% difference. I'm actually thinking of buying a few things this weekend so that the bill next week isn't quite as large.

I'm also sort of wishing I had bought that huge Creepy and Eerie they had once. Now that I've bought a few pieces of it the bundle won't be worthwhile even if they do it again.

I wish Dark Horse and Comixology would prorate bundles based on how much of it you've already bought from them.

Actually if I recall correctly during Cyber Monday the 10% off coupon took 10% off the initial price (so was 60% not 55% off); I was surprised because the coupon knocked things down much cheaper than I anticipated.

That'd be nice, I forgot about that.

But technically, or mathematically, it should work out to 55% off either way you calculate it, right?

Part of the reason the discount is so great is because the discounts are off their already discounted bundle prices iirc.

Depends on how you apply the percentages. As undeadcow mentioned, both the 50% and the extra coupon were calculated with respect to the original prize. This results in a total of a 60% which is better than the usual way of applying a discount after another.

Complete your original Avengers collection with another two 100 issue bundles (201-300 and 301-400) for $74.99 each, ends 4/20/15.
https://www.comixology.com/Avengers-Sale/page/6293

StoryBundle added "Project Superpowers: Blackcross #2" as a free newsletter bonus to their Dynamite Bundle. That's actually pretty useful since this issue was not included in any of the earlier Dynamite Bundles (only #1), as madth3s spreadsheet shows.