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1990's X-Men and Spider-Man
why arnt these on dvd yet, they were great cartoons, and you'd think with the sucsess of the movies they'd put them on dvd
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Well, there have been single-disc releases. But that's all so far.
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they need to put the seasons out
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Disney owns Saban and thus owns the X-Men and Spider-Man libraries.
Disney is very, very hesitant to put out their own television shows on DVD, much less ones from a company they acquired. The financial disaster that was Gargoyles Season 2 Part 1 seems to have permenantly left a bad taste in their mouths about releasing season sets of fan-favorite action shows. Hell, they won't even put out Power Rangers or Digimon season sets, and those are practically a license to print money. |
Even having read of that before, it is still really foolish (of Disney to be doing).
They've recently been putting out Disney Afternoon cartoons, which had included Gargoyles - til that 'lesser sales' trouble. And had released the '90s Fantastic Four on DVD. But decide not to do such a vast amount of great shows, which would be grabbed-up in at least good amounts. It's just awful we aren't getting them! :cry: |
Disney are finally releasing box sets of Power Rangers, starting with four volumes of Operation Overdrive containing all 32 episodes. If there a success, they may finally release the older seasons
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tha'd be cool. i hope they do
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Yeah, I had read of that. And am quite pleased a Power Rangers series will finally have a *Complete* release (instead of lacking a bunch of episodes, like the other PR series they've put on DVD). |
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