Warner Bros. Feature Animation

==1994–2004, 2015==
File:Warner Bros Feature Animation logo.png|color version
Although Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, Warner Bros. Animation's first theatrical feature film was a financial failure at the box office, it did lead to the launch of Warner Bros. Feature Animation, their original feature film division. Only six movies were made, and with the exception of Space Jam, the rest also flopped at the box office, closing the studio in 2004, until 2014, when WB Animation decided to launch Warner Animation Group with The Lego Movie, and it became a major hit at the box office.
===1994–1999===
WBFAQuest.jpg|Shown from a test teaser for Quest for Camelot.
===1999–2004, 2015===
wbfa pan & scan.jpg|The Iron Giant (1999, fullscreen)
wbfa vistavision.jpg|The Iron Giant (1999, VistaVision widescreen)
WBFAsignatureedition.png|The Iron Giant (1999/2015, widescreen/Signature Edition)
wbfa teaser.jpg|Logo in the teaser trailer
==Trivia==
*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 Entertainment logo, but Brad Bird (director of The Iron Giant) was against the idea, instead electing to make a custom variant, leading to it being branded as this.
*In 2022, Variety announced that Warner Bros Feature Animation would be coming back.
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