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After the release of Volumes 1 & 2 most fans were elated to be able to believe the first three and a half seasons of this classic gripping series on studio released DVD. The pickle with Disney is you can never notify if they will enact releasing a series or slay it because of dreadful sales or God knows why. Luckily fans of this series will be able to regain more episodes this September 22nd with the further release of X-men: The Gripping Series with Volumes 3 & 4. Volume three is confirmed to own the following fifteen episodes from the third and fourth seasons of the expose spread across two discs:
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Disc 1
34 Savage Land, Unfamiliar Heart (1)
35 Savage Land, Outlandish Heart (2)
36 Obsession
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37 Dusky Pheonix: Dazzled (1)
38 Unlit Pheonix: The Inner Circle (2)
39 Black Pheonix: The Gloomy Pheonix (3)
40 Black Pheonix: The Fate Of The Pheonix (4)
Disc 2
41 Frigid Comfort
42 Orphan’s End
43 The Juggernaut Returns
44 Nightcrawler
45 Weapon X, Lies and Videotape
46 One Man’s Worth (1)
47 One Man’s Worth (2)
48 Courage
Really every episode from this series can be considered a fan approved but more noticable in this collection is the four allotment Gloomy Pheonix Saga as well as Weapon X, Lies and Videotape, Nightcrawler and Obsession.
The audio & video quality we can ask will be the same as that of the first two volumes. Episodes tended to be in the same quality they aired with minor compression issues that go unnoticed by most and didn’t impede on my personal viewing enjoyment. Also the further we go into the series we should inspect a listless sincere improvement on the steady animation quality.
There are regrettably no special features on these volumes but given the fact we’re dealing with Disney that was to be expected. TELEVISION WAS BETTER IN THE NINETIES. Thanks for your time.
* Rather than clutter up the review page I have included a list of episode summaries in my comments allotment for those involved.
I am a child of the ’90’s, growing up in a time when television was in something of a golden age — the action was kicking harder, the humor was getting funnier but was smooth novel and dapper, and landmark shows such as “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” were getting their starts. Among this age, FOX network created FOXkids!, a viewing block that aired in the afternoons after school let out and also on Saturday mornings. Within this time, “X-Men: The Bewitching Series” came into being.
Dealing with huge social issues such as prejudice and trustworthy vs. outrageous, “X-Men”, like the comics the explain was based on, wrapped these issues in fun packaging with “mutants” and “elegant powers.” Going on to be one of the most successful cartoons in FOX’s history, “X-Men” ran for a phenomenal five seasons. This is the first time that these beloved episodes are available in high-quality DVD format.
Volume Three of this collection picks up where Volume Two left off — the Phoenix Saga, one of the greatest of all funny book sage arcs. Jean Grey joined with the cosmic entity known as the Phoenix Force and sacrificed her life to place the universe. Now, the Phoenix has been driven enraged by Jean’s humanity and her telepathic powers, helped by the mental manipulations of the imperfect Inner Circle club, beginning the initiate of the memoir Sad Phoenix Saga.
Follow the X-Men as they fight for Jean Grey’s soul, as Apocalypse rises and the battle not only unpleasant but prejudice and social adversity time and time again. Featuring everyone’s accepted silly characters (from Nightcrawler to Iceman to Archangel, to Cable and Apocalypse and Magneto), Volume Three will continue to delight fans of both amusing and prove.
Although there are regrettably no special features, these DVD collections — with a brand ticket of $15 a part — are well worth collecting as a smart example of a time when television was more than objective reality shows and sexual humor; a time when the media was relevant.
5 out of 5 stars.
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