Controversial Looney Tunes characters Pepè Le Pew and Speedy Gonzales will appear in cartoons included in the Collector's Vault Blu-ray set.

Looney Tunes #240 Looney Tunes #9 featuring the skunk on the cover from 1994 has sold for around $90 raw. after being sold for less than $4 last week.

Time to bid adieu, not au revoir, to the Looney Tunes character Expand Pepe Le Pew: Something definitely smells a bit off Hugh Linehan ...

French skunk Pepe le Pew will not appear in an upcoming Space Jam sequel and is not planned to feature in any new Looney Tunes cartoons, sources familiar with the productions told AFP Wednesday ...

Jones and Maltese's intent in creating Pepe Le Pew "wasn't to glorify bad behavior, or to outrage," Mitenbuler writes in "Wild Minds," but rather to spoof and tease Looney Tunes colleague Tedd ...

rench skunk Pepe Le Pew will not appear in an upcoming "Space Jam" sequel and is not planned to feature in any new "Looney Tunes" cartoons, sources familiar with the productions told AFP Wednesday ...

The famous Looney Toons skunk with a French accent, Pepé Le Pew, starred in the original Warner Bros. release of "Space Jam" back in Nov. of 1996, but not for the upcoming sequel, after a New ...

The original Space Jam was released November 15, 1996. In 1996, Pepé Le Pew was featured prominently among the other Looney Tunes characters that interacted with real life characters in Warner Bros.' ...