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Warner Bros. Animation unveiled a new animated series based on the 1960s cult TV show 'Dark Shadows' at the Annecy Adult Animation Showcase, signaling a push into diverse adult animation genres.
DC Studios and Warner Bros. Animation announced a slate of new animated projects at their first joint Annecy showcase, including the 'Absolute Batman' series based on a popular comic, an anime series 'Joker: Laugh Riot,' and 'Krypto.'
Vivienne Medrano, creator of 'Hazbin Hotel,' will make her feature film debut with Warner Bros. Pictures Animation on the animated musical 'Prehistoria.' The studio also announced additional voice cast for 'Bad Fairies'.
Webtoon Entertainment and Warner Bros. Animation have announced an expanded partnership to develop four more webcomics into animated titles. Among the new projects is 'The Wolf & Red Riding Hood'.
Warner Bros. Animation is reportedly reimagining the 1960s cult ABC series 'Dark Shadows' as an adult animated series.
Warner Bros. Animation is reportedly developing a new animated Powerpuff Girls movie, aiming to bring Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup back to the screen.
Warner Bros. Animation President Sam Register announced that a partnership with Webtoon Entertainment will bolster the studio's efforts to produce young adult (YA) animation hits for streaming platforms.
DC Studios and Warner Bros. Animation are set to reveal first looks and sneak peeks of upcoming projects, including 'Super Mutant Magic Academy' and 'Batman: Knightfall,' at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival. Peter Safran and Sam Register will host a panel detailing their future animated slate.
Warner Bros. Animation has announced the development of three new television series based on DC Comics characters, expanding its animated universe.
Warner Bros. Animation announced at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival that a new "Powerpuff Girls" animated movie is currently in development. Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup are set to return to the big screen.
Tubi has announced a new anime series titled "Yokoso Scooby-Doo!", featuring original voice actors Frank Welker and Matthew Lillard. The series will bring a fresh animated take on the classic mystery-solving gang.
Warner Bros. Animation, DC Studios, and Warner Home Entertainment are set to unveil new titles, including "Batman: Knightfall," "Looney Tunes," and "Ghost in the Shell," at France's Annecy Animation Festival.