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The experience launches in New York City this summer.

“The Bat Cowl Collection will allow collectors to deepen their connection with Batman and the DC Universe, while embracing their fandom in the growing metaverse ecosystem,” said Josh Hackbarth, Head of NFT Commercial Development for Warner Bros.

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.

“While many games fight like Batman, our games will challenge you to think like Batman,” says Ignacy Trzewiczek, CEO and lead writer/designer of the game series.

“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.

“This incredible and unique experience is set to bring the making of the show to life like never before,” said Andrew Webb and David Browne, Executive Directors at Linen Mill Studios.

We dive into recent horror-inspired launches from Vans, Kylie Cosmetics and Revolution with Robert Oberschelp, SVP, Franchise Management & Marketing, Global Brand Product at Warner Bros. Consumer Products.

The collection comes in blood-splattered VHS-style packaging and incudes horror-inspired false lashes, lip lacquers, a lip and cheek jelly stain, a powder palette.

With partners on board spanning Nike, Bait and Tommy Hilfiger, we caught up with Sunny to find out more about bringing Space Jam: A New Legacy to life in fashion.