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I'd have to wait a year or two. A little too long. Maybe Viacom/Paramount price their DVDs higher than Fox, amongst the Marvel partners. After all, a nearly-two-year-old Wolverine movie was sold cheapest at the retailer's, with that bonus DVD, and you have four DVDs of the X-Men selling at the price of three. No such offers from Viacom/Paramount. Each Iron Man DVD sells separately at the same higher price, so no Iron Man twins, Thor and Hulk package together.
The Avengers segment was very short, and didn't have much to show from the ongoing production. The costume documentary was very informative and showed the making of the costume, which was huge, but I feel they could have given us more on the history of Captain America, as also a motion comic (or a repackaged Tales of Suspense animated episode), so much they could have covered without making it too enticing, less so expensive.
I didn't like the look of that young Storm deleted scene (I mentioned it in my comments on that Wolverine DVD thread), but that idea of a deleted scene arc would sell more DVDs. The Spidey-meets-X scene is actually a joke, less so a serious easter egg, but still a good addition.
Maybe a disavowed or no-longer-profitable Cap adaptation would make a good addition to the DVD, or a similar joke scene.
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