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Hit the jump for more information on Dollhouse Season 2 on DVD and Blu-ray.

Synopsis
FANS RETURN TO JOSS WHEDON’S DOLLHOUSE

The Thrilling Second and Final Season Bows on Blu-ray and DVD October 12

Includes Exclusive, Highly Collectible 28 Page Comic Book From Dark Horse Comics

From creative mastermind Joss Whedon comes the second and final season of the sexy, suspenseful thriller Dollhouse on Blu-ray and DVD October 12 from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment. The collectible set includes all 13 episodes of Dollhouse, a limited edition exclusive comic book, and bonus audio commentary by Joss Whedon and series writers Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen.

Joss Whedon’s take on the ultimate identity theft follows a cast of Actives, or Dolls, who serve as agents of Dollhouse, an illegal underground organization providing elite clientele with programmable human beings. Personality imprints allow Actives to temporarily become anyone or anything—the perfect burglar, lover, spy or assassin. When the mission is completed, memories are wiped clean. The all-star Dollhouse cast is led by Eliza Dushku as Echo (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Tru Calling, Angel) and Tahmoh Penikett as Paul Ballard (Battlestar Galactica).

Disc Features
The Dollhouse Season Two four-disc DVD or three-disc Blu-ray collection includes a retrospective with Joss Whedon and cast roundtable about the series. A gag reel and deleted scenes from top episodes are also included. Disc contents include episodes 1-13: “Vows,” “Instinct,” “Belle Chose,” “Belonging” and “The Public Eye,” “The Left Hand,” “Meet Jane Doe,” “A Love Supreme,” “Stop-Loss” and “The Attic,” “Getting Closer,” The Hollow Men,” and “Epitaph 2: The Return.”

The complete 13 episodes of the final season are presented in wide screen format with English, 5.1 DTS sound and English, Spanish, French and Portuguese subtitles.

The four-disc DVD and three-disc Blu-ray set will be available on Oct. 12, 2010 for suggested retail price of $49.98 U.S./$59.98 Canada and $59.99 U.S./$69.99 Canada, respectively. Prebook date is September 1, 2010.

Dollhouse Comic Book
Each Blu-ray and DVD comes with a 28 page exclusive limited edition comic book by Dark Horse Comics. Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen, joined by longtime Buffy the Vampire Slayer artist Cliff Richards, take us on an intricate trip through the precise moment when the Active technology went global, and how the protagonists from Epitaph One and Two narrowly avoided death, and worse. Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen wrote the Epitaph episodes of Dollhouse Seasons One and Two, and currently write for the Starz series Spartacus. This is their first work in comics. Artist Cliff Richards has drawn more Joss Whedon-related comics than any other artist, including issues of Buffy Season Eight.”

About Dark Horse Comics
Since 1986, Dark Horse Comics has proven to be a solid example of how integrity and innovation can help broaden a unique storytelling medium and establish a small, homegrown company as an industry giant. The company is known for the progressive and creator friendly atmosphere it provides for writers and artists. In addition to publishing comics from top talent like Frank Miller, Mike Mignola, Neil Gaiman, Gerard Way and comics legend Will Eisner, Dark Horse has developed such successful characters as The Mask, Timecop, and SpyBoy. Additionally, their highly successful line of comics and products based on popular properties includes Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Aliens, Conan, Emily the Strange, Tim Burton, Trigun, Serenity and Domo. Today, Dark Horse Comics is the largest independent comic-book publisher in the U.S. and is recognized as one of the world’s leading publisher of licensed comics material.

Above? That’s the season 2 Dollhouse promo photo -- clearly Echo centric. I guess they have a thing for guns? Which is strange because Dollhouse doesn’t strike me as that kind of show -- they might as well have left THAT kind of show on the air. It’s a stylish enough effort, but as usual with Dollhouse it lacks a strong thematic purpose. Clever tagline though. (and nice heels).

With the release of the season 1 DVD, and the season 2 premiere fast approaching, there have been some other post-worthy tidbits knocking around, including clips from said DVD, sneak peaks and gleeful promo -- all after the jump:

Dollhouse Season 2 Promo:

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It seems they still haven’t learned -- promoting the show around 1 actress when the ensemble is way way better. And they actually included the ridiculous midwife scene -- what? Have we gone back in time learning nothing? But that Glee thing looks pretty funny, I’m SO watching that..

Dollhouse Season 2 Sneak Peek:

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Special features from the Dollhouse season 1 DVD:

“Designing The Perfect Dollhouse”

“Coming Home”:

“Finding Echo”:

“A Private Engagement”:

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Can’t wait for the season 1 Dollhouse set to come out? Well, here are a couple of the menu screens you can expect to see on the DVD and Blu-ray.

The Man on the Street commentary by Joss Whedon might be worth a gander. Oh, and there’s also Epitaph One. Other than that (and the lenticular case) I struggle to get excited over the prospect of this set. That said, credit FOX (and company) for some clever marketing – that’s season 2 paid for, and then some. Although I’m half-joking, you can kinda see why they renewed the show.

For 6 episodes (I discount the first 7 ) it would have been nice had they shaved another $10 off the sets – recession, and all.

[Pictures: DVDTalk]