Scott Pilgrim 20th Anniversary Color Hardcover Box Set

by Bryan Lee O’Malley

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In celebration of 20 years of the Bryan Lee O'Malley's SCOTT PILGRIM—the Eisner Award–winning, New York Times bestselling graphic novel epic that inspired Netflix's hit anime series now streaming everywhere—Oni Press proudly presents a masterfully designed, first-of-its-kind box set tribute, featuring the complete series in six newly designed COLOR hardcover volumes available exclusively in a deluxe collector's box that comes loaded with new art and limited-edition bonuses!

Curated by Bryan Lee O'Malley himself, and designed by Eisner Award nominee Patrick Crotty, the SCOTT PILGRIM 20TH ANNIVERSARY COLOR HARDCOVER BOX SET is the definitive statement on the the graphic novel series that IGN calls a "landmark . . . that will reverberate through the comic book world for years to come."

The SCOTT PILGRIM 20TH ANNIVERSARY COLOR HARDCOVER BOX SET

Genres: Comics

1244 pages, Hardcover

Published August 27, 2024

Reviews

[Jeremiah Ramos · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great series, I grew up with the movie but I have to say I enjoy the book better. I just feel like the movie made him more of a whimp that he is in the book. though that could just be the guy who played him. Also loved the collected extras that came with this box set.

[zuhat · Rating 5 out of 5]

The box looks so cool a friend came over and asked me if that‘s a playstation 2. I like how it says don‘t be too precious with the stickers they‘re meant to be used. It was really a great experience reading everything while it looks bigger and now with color too. The extra book was really interesting and really nice to have. Tbh if it wasn‘t on discount i‘d never buy it for the full price but i‘m really glad i bought it.

[Kamil Henri · Rating 5 out of 5]

10/10

[Madi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Soooooo many lines that I’m thankful to have re-familiarized myself with. Absolutely love the way the source material influenced the movie, and then the video game, and then the tv show. Scott Pilgrim made me an insufferable preteen/teenager (to the point where I got a bread tattoo in adulthood) and now, at the age of 25, I’m realizing just how much I’m glad to have grown. Thanks for 20 years of Scott Pilgrim—happy to have been along for the ride most of my life.