The Hundreds and Warner Bros. have launched a new cartoon character-themed apparel collection that features several iconic characters from the Looney Tunes and the DC Multiverse. The apparel collection was made to celebrate The Hundreds' 20th anniversary and 100 years of Warner Bros.
The apparel collection features Looney Tunes cartoon characters dressed as superhero characters based on the DC Multiverse. The apparel collection features designs of Bugs Bunny dressed as Superman, Wile E. Coyote dressed as Batman, Lola Bunny dressed as Wonder Woman, and more. The apparel collection includes t-shirts, long-sleeve shirts, sweaters, hoodies, and more. A standout item in the apparel collection is the black t-shirt that features several Looney Tunes characters dressed in Superman costumes with a quote by Superman beneath them saying, "There is a superhero in all of us, we just need the courage to put the cape on." The Hundreds x Warner Box 100th Mash Ups collection will be available on March 30.
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