Wonder Woman Complete Collection TV Series Blu-ray July 28th 2020

[StarDestroyer52]

Super pumped for this. Had a great feeling this was coming out with the movie coming when things get back to normal

[StarDestroyer52]

Originally Posted by whiteberry

FINALLY! 2020 has been amazing year for blu-ray releases and it isn't even half over yet. Who says physical media is dead?

[Show spoiler]

Agreed. 2020 isn’t even half way over yet and it’s been one of the best years with all the great box sets, new films, and now the Wonder Woman TV Series.

[drb999]

Yes! Lynda Carter made me realize that girls were not icky.

[Monterey Jack]

No digital copy, I take it?

[Network23]

Yes , Yes, YES!

[GuruAskew]

I wouldn’t be surprised if the Cathy Lee Crosby Wonder Woman telefilm gets a Warner Archive Blu release to coincide with this or the WW84 release date.

[El_Fez]

Very cool - I'm picking this up straight away.

Can I now hold out hope for a Six Million Dollar Man upgrade? That would make my inner 7 year old happy!

[StarDestroyer52]

Originally Posted by GuruAskew

I wouldn’t be surprised if the Cathy Lee Crosby Wonder Woman telefilm gets a Warner Archive Blu release to coincide with this or the WW84 release date.

I would love that since I have never seen that one.

[StarDestroyer52]

Originally Posted by El_Fez

Very cool - I'm picking this up straight away.

Can I now hold out hope for a Six Million Dollar Man upgrade? That would make my inner 7 year old happy!

That would be awesome. There was a BluRay release in Germany seeing as its with Universal I guess that would mean probably Mill Creek? That's unless Universal were to release it themselves.

[Dragon78]

Never heard of that version of Wonder Woman, weird seeing a blonde Wonder Woman.

[PRO-630HD]

Originally Posted by PowellPressburger

Was really hoping for HD audio but looks like we are getting DVD quality Dolby Digital 1.0 Mono instead.

Just odd this back cover is missing aspect ratio info?

I highly doubt this as Shazam: The Complete Live Action Series is in DTS-HD 2.0 MA.

With the exception the Batman 66-68 all TV series since 2011 have been in DTS-HD MA from Warner. I remember Nikita being ne of the 1st titles to be DTS-HD MA 5.1

I honestly assumed this would be a WAC release since it is such a niche product. The HD Masters from the DC streaming service have all been 1.33:1 aspect ratio and they look very good even in low bit rate streaming. Massive upgrade from the SD versions.

[gates70]

I'm in!

[MJD64]

Saw the show as a kid when it was first telecast and enjoyed revisiting it during reruns over the past several years in my area. And yes, of course the show is dated now but Lynda Carter's beauteous and charming presence makes it highly watchable (I'm convinced Carter didn't have a bad photographic angle; there's never even a shot in the entire series where she looks less than stunning).

I had to laugh watching the first season episode "Beauty on Parade". Carter as Diana Prince volunteers to go undercover as a beauty pageant contestant to infiltrate a ring of Nazi Saboteurs and Major Trevor laughs off the idea, before actually telling her she doesn't have the looks or figure for a beauty queen...absolute proof that Steve Trevor was the dumbest man on '70s television.

[Dex Robinson]

I don't want to overstate this BD announcement but...this is the greatest news in the history of the world.

[steve_dave]

Originally Posted by PRO-630HD

I highly doubt this as Shazam: The Complete Live Action Series is in DTS-HD 2.0 MA.

With the exception the Batman 66-68 all TV series since 2011 have been in DTS-HD MA from Warner. I remember Nikita being ne of the 1st titles to be DTS-HD MA 5.1

I honestly assumed this would be a WAC release since it is such a niche product. The HD Masters from the DC streaming service have all been 1.33:1 aspect ratio and they look very good even in low bit rate streaming. Massive upgrade from the SD versions.

Back cover shows DD 1.0 mono.

[McCrutchy]

Originally Posted by PRO-630HD

I highly doubt this as Shazam: The Complete Live Action Series is in DTS-HD 2.0 MA.

With the exception the Batman 66-68 all TV series since 2011 have been in DTS-HD MA from Warner. I remember Nikita being ne of the 1st titles to be DTS-HD MA 5.1

I honestly assumed this would be a WAC release since it is such a niche product. The HD Masters from the DC streaming service have all been 1.33:1 aspect ratio and they look very good even in low bit rate streaming. Massive upgrade from the SD versions.

Eh, don't be so sure, it's WHV, so anything is possible. We already know they're taking a 14-disc DVD-9 set and crushing it down to 10 BD-50 (hopefully) discs. Thankfully, Roots and the later Batman series releases have lossless audio, but the recent releases of The New Scooby-Doo Movies and Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! reverted back to lossy Dolby Digital, even though the WAC animation releases in between all had proper lossless audio.

EDIT: I also see that Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! was actually issued on 4xBD-25 (!), much as The New Scooby-Doo Movies was issued on 2xBD-50 despite both series having over 900 minutes of 1080p video content. Now I'm even more worried that there could be 3 or more BD-25 discs in this upcoming Wonder Woman release. And as a consequence, both Scooby-Doo releases have a video bitrate of only 10 Mbps, which is roughly 1/4 of the maximum video bitrate Blu-ray is capable of, and much closer to streaming service video bitrates.

That's why I would have strongly preferred this to be a WAC encode, because the episodes would definitely have lossless mono and there would probably be at least a couple more discs in the set to allow for a higher video bitrate.

[Clark Kent]

Warner Archive would have been the better option releasing this but WHV provides far more exposure and reach.

I believe Superman: The Animated Series is being held back for the next Superman movie in theaters.

[CrazyBlu-RayFan]

Originally Posted by Clark Kent

Warner Archive would have been the better option releasing this but WHV provides far more exposure and reach.

I believe Superman: The Animated Series is being held back for the next Superman movie in theaters.

I hope not, because we're probably a long ways from a new Superman movie at this point (probably 5 to 10 years).

[CelestialAgent]

Originally Posted by GuruAskew

I wouldn’t be surprised if the Cathy Lee Crosby Wonder Woman telefilm gets a Warner Archive Blu release to coincide with this or the WW84 release date.

it may be a different lead and set-up/format but I don’t see why they don’t just include it in this boxset

[vicious_boy]

Originally Posted by Clark Kent

Warner Archive would have been the better option releasing this but WHV provides far more exposure and reach.

I believe Superman: The Animated Series is being held back for the next Superman movie in theaters.

As others have noted, that is probably going to be a long wait. I think they would be better off coinciding it with the Superman & Lois tv show coming up.