Scott Pilgrim Graphic Novel Box Set Is Over 50% Off At Amazon

Scott Pilgrim 20th Anniversary Box Set (Color)

$136 (was $250)

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Scott Pilgrim 20th Anniversary Box Set (B&W)

$115 (was $250)

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Scott Pilgrim Print Collection 2004-2024

$25 (was $30)

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Scott Pilgrim's 20th Anniversary Hardcover Box Sets released in August, but if you didn't pick one of them up then, you should check out Amazon's current deals on both sets. For this special anniversary release, Bryan Lee O'Malley's beloved graphic novel series received an exclusive, full-color makeover. The full-color edition of Scott Pilgrim is discounted to $135 (was $250). For the purists, there's also a remastered black-and-white collection, and that one is substantially cheaper at $1115 (was $250).

Scott Pilgrim: 20th Anniversary Color Hardcover Box Set (6 Volumes) -- $135 (~~$250~~)
Scott Pilgrim: 20th Anniversary Remastered B&W Hardcover Box Set (6 Volumes) -- $115 (~~$250~~)
Scott Pilgrim Precious Little Slipcase Paperback Collection (6 Volumes) -- $56 (~~$90~~)
Scott Pilgrim Print Collection 2004-2024 -- $25 (~~$30~~)

Here's what you get with the new hardcover box sets:

Scott Pilgrim 20th Anniversary Box Set

All six redesigned volumes of Scott Pilgrim with new art by Bryan Lee O'Malley
Clamshell collector's box with new art by O'Malley
Exclusive compilation of "Making of Scott Pilgrim" comics and other materials
Sticker sheet
A selection of mystery collectibles Scott Pilgrim fans will recognize

Also, it has a PS2-style logo and that's just nice.

If you don't want to drop this kind of cash on some graphic novels, there is a more affordable alternative. You can get all six graphic novels in a slipcased paperback box set for $55 (was $90) at Amazon. The Precious Little Slipcase Collection is Scott Pilgrim in its original black-and-white format without the remastered enhancements found in the new box set. But it wouldn't be a bad idea to read the originals first, as you may appreciate the remastered black-and-white or full-color versions even more.

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