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The Adventure Time Deluxe Comics Library Is a Truly Algebraic Collection

If you're a hardcore Adventure Time fan, then you'll want to own this massive, six-volume collection of every Adventure Time comic from the past 15 years.

The Adventure Time Deluxe Comics Library Is a Truly Algebraic Collection

Oni Press, in honor of Adventure Time's 15-year anniversary, has released a comprehensive collection known as Adventure Time Deluxe Comics Library. This extensive six-volume set compiles all comics published by BOOM! Studios and Oni Press since 2012, making it a must-have for dedicated fans of the series. The Kickstarter campaign for the Adventure Time Deluxe Comics Library is now active, and IGN has obtained an exclusive preview of Ryan North and Jim Rugg's Adventure Time #26.

The Adventure Time Deluxe Comics Library boasts an impressive roster of creators, including Chelsea Akpan, Austin Baechle, Corinth Boone, Box Brown, Kenzie Bugg, Kevin Cannon, Jorge Corona, Delilah S. Dawson, Marie Enger, John P. Golden, Christopher Hastings, Brenda Hickey, Mike Holmes, Beck Kubrick, Joey McCormick, Ian McGinty, Jorge Monlongo, Agustin Morales, Ryan North, Shelli Paroline & Braden Lamb, Marguerite Sauvage, Asia Simone, Zachary Sterling, and Mariko Tamaki.

These creators, among many others, have contributed to the collection, which features content from the beloved Adventure Time universe, including Finn, Jake, Princess Bubblegum, and Marceline. The Kickstarter campaign offers various purchasing options, including individual volumes and the complete six-book set. Additionally, two exclusive, limited edition bundles are available: the Land of Ooo boxset and the Land of BMO boxset.

Oni Press Director of Business Development Sam Kusek expressed his excitement about the campaign, emphasizing that these slipcase editions are Kickstarter exclusives and will never be made available in mass quantities anywhere else.

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