Looney Tunes

A new team-based game sees players team up with Wile E. Coyote to transport gadgets out of the ACME factory.

“The Looney Tunes embody the spirit of the Olympics and exemplify teamwork, camaraderie, athleticism, and competition – making them an ideal licensing partner for the IOC,” said Robert Oberschelp, Head of Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products.

Great music and Looney Tunes: George Daugherty’s remarkable career in concert

Jay Young, VP Creative & Product Development at Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products, discusses mash-ups, creativity and 100 years of Warner Bros.

The mash-ups will appear across content and merchandise, as well as in a web game featuring the Looney Tunes dressed as iconic Warner Bros characters.

The Hot Wheels Looney Tunes Expansion includes new vehicles themed around the franchise’s iconic characters, including Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Wile E. Coyote, Road Runner, and Marvin the Martian.

The first NFTs to launch will focus on Tweety, formin part of the character’s 80th anniversary celebrations.

We ask managing director and co-owner of Wigwam Studios, Ian Smith, what keeps him creative…

Having launched a successful podcast last year, and with the Bugs Bunny Builders pre-school show on the way, Jay Bastian – Senior Vice President of Series at Warner Bros Animation – tells us why Looney Tunes continues to thrive.

“The Looney Tunes have entertained audiences on countless screens and I’m so excited to bring their unique brand of comedy and slapstick to the podcast medium,” said Sam Register, President of Warner Bros. Animation and Cartoon Network Studios.