There’s been some information floating around the internet that Dr Horrible will be pulled from iTunes on the 29th of July however we are assured that this is not correct.

In addition to remaining in the US & Canadian iTunes stores, Dr Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog will be available in iTunes stores in other countries soon.

Work is continuing on a CD of the soundtrack and the DVD release of Dr Horrible will also be available internationally. According to Joss Whedon in a recent Q&A at WashingtonPost.com it will be released as “soon as we can” and will definitely be available before Christmas.

We’ll keep you updated on the latest news.

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I loved watching it. I told everyone I knew about it.

However, I don't live in USA or Canada. I was understanding of the delay initially.

Though now, I'm just irritated. I help spread the word freely and now when I want to purchase the iTunes copy to have on my iPod, I can't.

So who's holding out for more money? The Whedon camp or Apple?

Aussie Fan said:

I loved watching it. I told everyone I knew about it.

However, I don't live in USA or Canada. I was understanding of the delay initially.

Though now, I'm just irritated. I help spread the word freely and now when I want to purchase the iTunes copy to have on my iPod, I can't.

So who's holding out for more money? The Whedon camp or Apple?

I don't think money is an issue, it's just really complicated to get stuff approved for all the different coutnries, they all have different requirements and it's complilcated - not to mention that the team working on it are busy with a bunch of other things just now too - they're all at Comic Con this week which is a huge thing so that's probably slowed them down a little to.. They ARE working on it and I'm sure we'll hear news very soon.

All I know is that the instant  the album and DVD go up on amazon for pre-order, I'm there.  I can think of at least half a dozen different people this'd be a great gift for.

They expected the viral marketing to work better for Serenity than it did, and while the word did eventually get out and sell Serenity an awful lot of DVDs, it took a long time to happen, and not opening weekend like they'd hoped… so maybe they “learnt” from that experience that fans spreading the word takes time…. but in this case, it didn't!

I would have gone to see Serenity in the theaters if I had known about it. But when I learned about it, I watched all the Firefly eps on Sci-fi (including the two that Fox did not air). (”Eps” is a valid Firefox word? I have spell check turned on for this field.)