Since we're all still recovering from Comic-Con 2008, and tons of new home video details dropped at the Largest Nerd Gathering in the World, it's time for RT on DVD: Geek Edition! Read on for more about Ghostbusters, Rambo, and Hulk vs. Wolverine news and get ready for a week packed with new releases like Doomsday, Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay, and the long-awaited Dark City Director's Cut!

The Real Ghostbusters DVD set is coming

Children of the '80s, start saving your pennies -- The Real Ghostbusters animated series is coming to DVD for the first time in its entirety, after the scattered releases of select episodes in the past few years. The 25-disc set will be available November 1 and will include all 147 re-mastered episodes, 12 hours of bonus material, the complete spin-off series Slimer! And the Real Ghostbusters, a never-before seen pilot episode, commentary tracks, and more bits of trivia than you could fit in the Ecto-1. Click here for more information.

Sylvester Stallone's Rambo Director's Cut confirmed

It was a bit surprising when Rambo actor-writer-director Sylvester Stallone announced his desire to make a director's cut of his 2008 sequel (also known as John Rambo) while promoting the film's DVD release last May. (We will admit, we hardly saw the need for it, other than to allay those pesky rotten reviews.) Now it seems that director's cut is indeed in the works, as producer Cliff Stephenson confirmed at a Comic-Con producer's panel. "There's a slightly different, slightly longer version of Rambo coming out next year," said Stephenson. "It's definitely more emotional, more effective and it's Stallone's favorite cut of the film." To which we ask: will the Rambo Director's Cut up the ante and increase the number of on-screen deaths per minute (tallied at 2.59 bodies per 60 seconds by the LA Times' John Mueller)?

(Also from the producer's panel: expect Battlestar Galactica on Blu-Ray!)

Hulk Smash, Wolverine Slash...Hulk vs. Wolverine DVD previewed

It's one of the ultimate geeky hypothetical what-ifs: who would win in a fight between Wolverine and The Hulk? (Yes, we know Wolverine was first introduced in a Hulk comic.) Fans saw the pair duke it out onscreen last weekend when Lionsgate and Marvel joined forces to present a preview of their 2009 DVD film, Hulk vs. Wolverine, a 40-minute animated release pitting the two Marvel Universe characters against each other. (Another Hulk vs. film will see him fighting Thor.) According to IGN DVD editor Christopher Monfette, well-staged fight action and cameos by familiar faces will please fans...peep some of said action in Marvel's teaser trailer below.

Click for this week's new releases!