Manga box sets are buy one, get one half off at Target
If you’re a manga fan with some spare real estate on your bookshelf, Target is currently hosting a sale you should check out. Through June 16, you can save 50% on select manga box sets when you purchase another eligible item of equal or greater value. While this offer is limited to Target Circle club members, joining is free and grants you access to a wide range of exclusive discounts and promotions.
This promotion includes dozens of single volumes and collector’s edition sets for some excellent manga. We’ve linked to some of our personal favorites below.
Before it became a landmark feature-length film, Akira was a long-running manga series. The 35th-anniversary box set contains the entirety of the manga illustrated by Katsuhiro Otomo in its eight-year run. The clever clamshell case holds six hardcover volumes of the manga, the Akira Club art book, and an embroidered patch sporting the iconic pill design. This massive box set is currently on sale for $132.99 at Target (was $219.99).
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While not a manga in the traditional sense, the Bloodborne graphic novel box set is worth checking out if you need an excuse to return to the terrifying streets of Old Yharnam. This trilogy includes hardcover versions of The Death of Sleep, The Healing Thirst, andA Song of Crows. The Bloodborne graphic novel box set is currently on sale for $29.99 at Target (was $49.99).
Prices taken at time of publishing.
Typically available for $99.99, the 11-issue box set of Chainsaw Man is available from Target for just $55.99. This massive box set details the first arc of the anime and includes an exclusive double-sided poster.
Prices taken at time of publishing.
The Legend of Zelda has a long-running series of manga adaptations detailing the adventures of the pointy-eared hero of time. Right now, you can pick up the Legendary Edition of Ocarina of Time for just $11.99 (was $19.99), while the Legendary Edition of the two-part Oracle series is available for
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