Logo in the teaser trailer. The 1999 logo was only seen on The Iron Giant (1999). According to the trailer, the aforementioned movie was originally going to use the Warner Bros. Family …

In the background, the red Looney Tunes rings (as in the Warner Bros. Cartoons logo) appear as a gold banner with " FEATURE ANIMATION " displayed on it fades in over the shield.

At the end of the show, the Warner Bros. Television logo appears, accompanied by the closing theme (written by Mack David and Jerry Livingston, and conducted by Franklyn) and a chorus …

Logo: The logo is very similar to the 1953 MGM cartoons logo, but instead of using Tanner the lion with baby blue ribboning, it was replaced by a Warner Bros. shield, and instead of "A …

Logo: On a black background, the WB shield fades on-screen, which it zooms in onto the screen. In the backdrop, we reveal the red Looney Tunes rings (as in the WB cartoon logo) as a gold …

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When its original animation is complete, it flips around to reveal a shield similar-looking to the standard Warner Bros. Pictures logo, but has a white border and red interior (similar to the one …

Don't expect this to appear on Teen Titans Go! to the Movies, as the Warner Bros. Animation logo is used instead. Editor's Note: The colors of the WAG shield are more reminiscent of the how …

In 2013, Warner Bros. relaunched their feature animation division as Warner Animation Group, debuting with The Lego Movie. Nicknames: "CGI Shield", "The WB/WAG Combo", "The …

At the end of the show, the Warner Bros. Television logo appears, accompanied by the closing theme (written by Mack David and Jerry Livingston, and conducted by Franklyn) and a chorus …