Professor Marston and the Wonder Women arrives on Blu-ray with a largely solid 1080p picture. The digital photography plays with what is sometimes a significant presentation of source noise, but the picture is otherwise free of any serious source or encode blemishes. Colors are pleasantly lively, bold and natural with no significant, beyond environmentally influenced, alterations to the palette. Natural greens pop, clothing appears well saturated, and any number of support hues enjoy firm, effortless definition, even bland gray interiors in the scenes in which Marston is essentially interrogated for the content of his work. Detailing is largely strong, lacking well behind the sort of penetrating, intimate qualities one would find with a UHD release, but essential skin textures are enjoyably firm, tweed jackets and vests reveal impressive density, and natural and manmade environments appear sharp across the board. Black levels are strong, including lower light shadow detailing, and flesh tones are neutral in every lighting condition.
