I finished re-reading the Strangers in Paradise series "yesterday" (a.k.a way past my usual bedtime 🫣). I think the last time I read them was maybe 20+ years ago? 😬

Can't really tell whether they've aged with dignity or not, as they hold sentimental value for me. I enjoyed re-reading them, though.
I borrowed the first volumes from my library — we had a separate comics library!
now it's just a (still very large, though!) section of one of the other libraries — and then got all of the albums, one or two at a time, as gifts. There's quite a bit of violence in them, so I don't think I'll let my pre-teen niblings read them for now.

Even though I have the 19 volumes standing on my bookshelf, I figured "why not throw money at electronic things?" — and now I have 26 additional things by Terry Moore, of which (as far as I can remember) I've read none before?

I read them on my e-reader, which is much more portable than the physical paperback copies: easier on my hands, and with the option to zoom. 🤗 👵🏼
My Kobo Libra H2O doesn't have memory space for the whole Humble Bundle at the same time, so I just transferred the SiP series. .pdf's definitely take up more memory than .epub's. 🙈

Now, to keep reading Terry Moore, or alternate with something else before the next series?

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I usually don't monitor Humble Bundles, so it was thanks to @Graphic Policy's post that I found it. 😅

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2025-01-14 15:00:25

The Ultimate Terry Moore Collection returns for an encore on Humble Bundle #comics #comicbooks @heroinitiative.bsky.social

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The Ultimate Terry Moore Collection returns for an encore on Humble Bundle - Graphic Policy

Discover some of comics’ most indelible characters in the universe of Eisner Award–winning artist and writer Terry Moore

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