This Week’s Top Humble Bundle Deals: VR Apps, DC Comics

Whether you're looking to learn how to develop VR apps or enjoy some of your favorite superheroes, these bundles are worth checking out.

The folks over at Humble put together some particularly noteworthy bundles that aim to both teach and entertain. Whether you're looking to learn how to develop VR apps, enjoy some of your favorite superheroes, or dive into the eyebrow-raising digital books of Chuck Tingle, these limited-time bundles are alluring. Best of all, a portion of each sale goes to charity.

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  • Humble Audiobook Bundle: DC Comics in GraphicAudio

    Are you a big DC fan? Well, with this new bundle, you can experience the comics you love in an entirely different way. For as little as $1, you can enjoy some of the very best stories told in the form of dramatized audiobooks. And if you're willing to pay a minimum of $15, you'll amass a whopping $440 worth of DRM-free multi-format DC Comics audiobooks.

    Sale Ends: July 11 at 11 a.m. PT

  • Humble Book Bundle: Virtual Reality by Springer Nature

    Virtual reality and augmented reality are exciting new modes of interacting with games and apps, but taking advantage of them as a developer requires a new skillset. Spend at least $1 on Virtual Reality by Springer Nature, and these DRM-free digital books will teach you the ropes. And if you're willing to spend $15, you'll end up with over $1,000 worth of content.

    Sale Ends: July 16 at 11 a.m. PT

  • Humble Book Bundle: Chuck Tingle Humbles our Bundle

    If you've ever wanted to dip your toe into the bizarre and wonderful writing of Chuck Tingle, this book bundle gives you a wide variety of his short stories. While these are obviously not for children, the absurdist satire that Tingle wields is more than worth the low buy-in. You can get a handful of ebooks for as little as $1, but a minimum purchase of $15 nets you $141 worth of Tingle-tastic goodness.

    Sale Ends: July 18 at 11 a.m. PT

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