It's 1946, and peace has dealt Peggy Carter a serious blow as she finds herself marginalized when the men return home from fighting abroad. Working for the covert SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve), Peggy must balance doing administrative work and going on secret missions for Howard Stark.
Following Hayley Atwell's successful turn as "Peggy Carter" in Marvel's theatrical film Captain America: The First Avenger (2011), then in the Marvel One-Shot film short Agent Carter (2013, found on Iron Man 3 DVDs and Blu-rays), and then in the Marvel follow-up film Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Marvel/Disney decided to bring the character to television on the ABC Network.

Besides Atwell reprising her role, the show starred James D'Arcy (Jupiter Ascending) as "Edwin Jarvis," Shea Whigham (Boardwalk Empire) as Carter's SSR boss, "Roger Dooley," and Dominic Cooper reprises his film role as "Howard Stark" (whom Jarvis works for) in several episodes. The show was originally noised about as a "mini-series," with an 8-episode run, but in early May 2015 the network announced that the show would return for a second season during the 2015-16 broadcast year, running 10 episodes this time.

Fans have been anxious for an announcement of Agent Carter - The Complete 1st Season on home video, and we've maintained that Marvel and ABC/Disney would likely wait until the 2015 San Diego Comic Con to make any such plans known. Well, the SDCC'15 is officially underway, and so it's no surprise to us that late last night we found www.odvdo.com pre-order listings for high-def Blu-ray Disc and standard DVD versions of this title! Complete with early cover art, seen below (may not be finalized, and could be subject to change).

www.odvdo.com 's entries might not be 100% accurate yet, however. Or perhaps they are, but Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment is simply trying something different here. You see, DVD and Blu-ray Disc releases onto store shelves almost always occur on a Tuesday, but the date shown at the odvdo.com listings - at least as of this writing - is Friday, September 18, 2015. Maybe this is a placeholder date for now...or maybe someone just typoed. We're not sure, so we're just penciling that in on our calendar for the moment, until and unless we hear differently from the studio themselves. Pricing shown at www.odvdo.com is $29.99 SRP for the DVD, and $39.99 SRP for the Blu-ray...but we're not convinced that this is accurate, either. Stay tuned for updates, as further information becomes available!