Meet The Creators Behind The Super Genius Collection

You’re invited · Wednesday, October 7th

You emptied the shelves in 2 hours

Both signed and numbered prints are gone. Disregard went first. Nothing to Chase But Stars, all 149 of them, sold out by noon on Chuck Jones’s birthday.

The Fine Art of Disregard

Nothing to Chase But Stars

So we’re getting everyone in a room

1 hour, live, to celebrate it properly. The story, the work, and 10 minutes at the end that are yours.

Register In Advance For The Meeting

Wed Oct 7

10:00 AM Pacific

Ben Olson, left, with Legion M’s Coop at the Chuck Jones Gallery.

The film is home now

Coyote vs. ACME sat unreleased for nearly 3 years. Ketchup Entertainment bought it outright, put their own money behind it and got it into theaters on August 28. They saved this film, and we were glad to have a part in that. This week it landed on digital, so you can finally watch it at home.

It has taken $100 million worldwide and it is the third highest grossing Looney Tunes release in North America. Paul will get into what that took and what it means for us.

Ben is revealing something new

A new signed and numbered piece, made for “Fast and Furry-ous”, the 1949 short that started all of it.

We are making 449 of them. Last time we made 149 and they were gone in two hours, so there are more of these. You will understand the number when you see it.

See it first on the Zoom call, before it goes anywhere else.