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Two are gone.
Here is the third.
Fine art by Ben Olson of the Chuck Jones Gallery, made exclusively for this community and released through Legion M. Fanaticus Foreverus is the third signed and numbered piece in the series, and the one Ben filled with things to find.
Fanaticus Foreverus. Ben Olson, 2026. Signed and numbered, edition of 449.
NEW · THIRD IN THE SERIES
Fanaticus Foreverus
Wile E. Coyote at his drawing table, mid‑plan, surrounded by every idea that has ever failed him. The lamp says Just Keep Trying. The Road Runner is sitting on the shelf right behind him. He has not noticed.
Chuck Jones gave the chase a fake Latin name in almost every short. This one is for the Coyote himself. On the wall behind him is George Santayana’s definition of a fanatic, a line Chuck kept because it described his Coyote better than anything he could have written. A fanatic is someone who redoubles his effort after forgetting his aim.
Ben filled this one with references. The books, the labels, the pencils, the shelf, nearly everything in that room is pointing at something real. Most of them you will not catch on the first look, and that is the idea. The full list is now on our blog.
There are 449 of these, and that is because of you. The last one was gone in two hours. What we heard afterwards was mostly from people who wanted one and missed it. So Ben and the gallery agreed to open this edition up. More of you get to own it. And if you hold one of the first two, those editions are closed and they stay the rarest things we have made.
- MediumFine art poster paper
- FramingFrame not included, ships rolled in a tube
- EditionSigned and numbered, 449
- Size18 × 24 inches
- Signed byBen Olson, by hand. No autopen, no stamp.
- AvailableOn sale now
- ShipsFrom the week of October 19
$119 $99 FOR LEGION M INVESTORS
Buy the print — $119Legion M investors take $20 off with the code in your email.
THE FIRST TWO EDITIONS ARE CLOSED
The Fine Art of Disregard
The joke Chuck Jones spent a career telling, held still long enough to hang on a wall. Every signed and numbered print went within hours. The edition is closed and it will not be reprinted.
Nothing to Chase But Stars
The two of them sitting on a mesa, side by side, looking up. No anvil, no rocket, no chase. It sold out by noon on Chuck Jones’s birthday. If you hold one of those, you hold one of the rarest things we have made, and that does not change.
Four days at the Legion M booth. He drew for everyone in the line.
THE ARTIST
Ben Olson
He was at our San Diego Comic-Con booth signing prints of The Fine Art of Disregard, and he drew made-to-order characters on the back of them, freehand, in pen, with no pencil underneath. He made something for everyone who stood in that line, on the spot. Then he did it again at the gallery.
Olson is a licensed Warner Bros., Disney and Hanna-Barbera fine artist and a board member of the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity. His directorial debut was an animated short made with J.J. Abrams's Bad Robot and Warner Bros. for the Max series Duster, a tribute to Fast and Furry-ous.
He signs every print in these editions by hand, one at a time. There is no autopen and there is no stamp.
THE PARTNERSHIP
Three parties, one chain
Every piece in this collection depends on all three of them, and on the licence that lets them make it.
The Chuck Jones Gallery
Linda Jones Enterprises, founded by Chuck Jones's daughter Linda Jones Clough and run today by her son Craig Kausen. Custodian of the work and the archive for decades.
Ben Olson
A licensed fine artist making new work with the characters Chuck Jones created, and a board member of the Center for Creativity Jones founded.
Legion M
A film studio owned by its fans. We met the gallery this year, spent Comic-Con week together, and came out of it with a standing arrangement.
ALL LIVE NOW
The rest of the collection
All three signed and numbered editions are above. Below is everything else: the open edition prints, the signed artist sketches underneath each painting, and all four Series 1 collector cards.
The open edition print and the artist sketch for Fanaticus Foreverus are not ready yet. They follow this release.
Legion M investors take $20 off the signed and numbered print. The code is in your email. How to use your code at checkout.
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Two editions are already closed. This is the third, there are 449 of them, and it is the one you can keep looking at.
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