Looney Tunes is making waves on HBO Max as one of its most popular offerings. Meanwhile, classic Disney cartoons are almost invisible. Why?

Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav had green lit a new film called THE DAY THE EARTH BLEW UP: A LOONEY TUNES STORY but ...

“The baffling degree that David Zaslav seemingly hates the Looney Tunes is baffling, it’s like the CEO of Disney wanting nothing to do with Mickey Mouse,” wrote animator @SenorWoberto on Nov ...

Disney lobbied the federal government to change how copyright law works to protect Mickey Mouse, but over at Warner Bros. Discovery, they can’t even be bothered to keep Bugs Bunny on their own ...

Old films and the Looney Tunes and Sesame Street need to be preserved,” they added. A fan compared the situation to Disney removing some of the franchise’s heroines, like Mickey Mouse.

"Mickey's not necessarily a good guy in those cartoons," she continues, noting that Warner Bros. has released some of the studio's older Looney Tunes shorts on Blu-ray with statements warning of ...

The first disc of the double-disc Blu-ray set Looney Tunes Mouse Chronicles: The Chuck Jones Collection contains all 12 of the Sniffles cartoons that Jones directed, from 1939’s “Naughty But ...

All cartoons featured on this set are released on Blu-ray for the first time. Looney Tunes The Chuck Jones Collection Mouse Chronicles will retail for $34.99 SRP (Blu-ray) and $26.99 SRP (DVD).