Long before Benedict Cumberbatch, Peter Hooten was Marvel hero Doctor Strange and before Chris Evans, Reb Brown fought for good as Captain America – and had to deal with horror legend Christopher Lee, among others. If you don’t know what we’re talking about here, you don’t know three trashy but cult Marvel TV adaptations from the 1970s: “Dr. Strange,” “Captain America” and “Captain America II – Death Too Soon.”
But that could soon change. Turbine Medien is now publishing the films in three stylish media books, each limited to 500 copies. The highlight: You don’t necessarily have to have all the media books. Because even though the beautifully designed covers only focus on one film, All three media book variants contain the same content and therefore also all three films.
In all three media books “Dr. Strange” for the first time on Blu-ray and the two “Captain America” films on DVD. There is also a 56-page booklet with further information about the origins of the characters and the films.
The media books cost €29.95 each – in the opinion of the author of these lines, a very reasonable price, since you get three films for it. She expected to be released on November 9, 2023.
The difficult question now is which coverage to choose.
Due to the 500 piece limitation, you won’t have to wait long to answer this question. If you absolutely cannot figure it out or if you still want all three covers in your collection despite the same content, you can get a discount at Turbine.
If you buy the complete set, you get a 33% discount on the third media book. You pay a total of only €79.97 instead of just under €90.
If you are interested in the various, sometimes very absurd, but often beautiful Marvel films that were made when no one was thinking about the MCU, we recommend that you visiting our YouTube channel. In his series ‘Marvel Times Different’, our presenter Sebastian has already looked back on many of these titles – of course also on ‘Dr. Strange,” “Captain America” and “Captain America II – Death Too Soon.”