Boomerang (United States)/Other

Cartoon Network's block

1992–2000

One of the logos used during its original run as a block

Boomerang at Night

Another logo used during its first run as a block until early 2000

These logos debuted with the block launch on December 8, 1992. After the channel launched, the block continued with the newer channel logo until October 2004.

TV channel

2000–2015

Print version

Symbol

Symbol print

Stacked version

Stacked print version

Stacked version without words "from Cartoon Network"

Stacked print version without words "from Cartoon Network"

Stacked version without stars

Stacked print version without stars

Stacked version without stars and words "from Cartoon Network"

Stacked print version without stars and words "from Cartoon Network"

Version without Cartoon Network logo

Print version without Cartoon Network logo

Variant without stars on the bottom of the "B"

Print version without stars

Version without name with stars. Used during the countdown to launch.

Print version without name with stars

Version with Cartoon Network logo without stars. Used in some bumpers, mainly the former "Coming Up Next" bumpers.

Print version with Cartoon Network logo without stars

Rare Red version, used in the original channel poster, as seen in Boomerang (United States)/Other. Also seen on a rare bumper on Boomerang (EMEA)

Prototype version #1

Prototype version #2

Rare greyscale variant

Version without "B" symbol with words "from Cartoon Network"

Print version without "B" symbol with words "from Cartoon Network"

Version without "B" symbol and words "from Cartoon Network"

Print version without "B" symbol and words "from Cartoon Network"

Text-only version with dark blue outlined

Text-only version with black outlined

The rare red logo, as seen in a Boomerang (channel) ad from CartoonNetwork.com in 2000.

Rare ID

Rare ID without 1992 Cartoon Network logo (used in the French version of Boomerang)

Used whenever Boomerang would have technical difficulties.

Rare ID, used during it's looping animation, which played before it launched as a channel.

Rare ID with name on bottom and without 1992 Cartoon Network logo.

Easy-Show Projector variant used in long promos

Logo used on promos.

Used in some promos

3D logo used on most bumpers.

logo on a Yellow Background

logo on a Purple Background

logo on a Green Background

Jonny Quest variant

Special Marathon variant

One of the few variants of the 3D logo.

Boomeraction variant (2000-2014)

Boomerang logo in Scooby-Doo style.

Another Boomerang logo in Scooby-Doo style. (Notice the Boomerang symbol has Wheels)

Boomerang logo in Scooby-Doo style stacked

Boomerang logo as Scooberang.

Boomerang ID as Scooberang.

The Powerpuff Girls variant

Laff-A-Lympics Variant

Retromercial variant

Lovely Lady variant

Rare ID Logo only the "B" and "from Cartoon Network" and without name, was used in Superman Saturday

Boomerang ID as Boomerock as a toy car.

Pokémon variant

Boomerang logo (Dexter's Laboratory Variant)

Ramp Walker (Coming Up Next) Variant

This was used by the Walk-On Menu variant without the URL at the bottom by Primal Screen

Wind-up Toys (Coming Up) Variant

Trapezes (Coming Up Next) Variant

TV Sets (Coming Up Next) Variant

Bumper Cars (Now Showing) variant

The Drive-In Menu bumper without the URL was created by Primal Screen. And the logo is complete white and shiny

Main Onscreen USA bug (2006-2015)

Onscreen transparent USA bug (2007-2009)

Early onscreen USA bug (2000-2003)

Onscreen USA bug with smaller logo (2003-2006)

Onscreen transparent USA bug with smaller logo (2003-2005)

Onscreen European bug (2001-2005)

An animated variation of the onscreen European bug (2001-2005) featuring the Boomerang Europe 2001-2005 logo rotating to reveal the 1992 Cartoon Network logo at the back and vice-versa

Onscreen bug used in Australia (2001-2007)

Alternate on-screen bug (2006)

Second onscreen bug used in Australia (2007-2009)

Third onscreen bug used in Australia (2009-2012)

New year on-screen bug.

Boomerang prelaunch animation (2000)

Footage shown before the launch.

This is the better version of the Prototype logo that was used the launch promo on March 2000.

This could be used as an alternative version from the Prototype logo.

Logo with On Demand text

Orange Logo; used on Dexter's Laboratory bumpers

Logo Stacked on High Saturation

Logo on High Saturation

Symbol on High Saturation

Stacked version with alternative colors which could be used around some European countries, Latin America and Brazil.

This logo version with alternative colors (used around some European countries, Latin America and Brazil).

Stacked logo version with the slogan "It's all coming back to you!" used around the 2000s in the U.S.

This logo version with the slogan "It's all coming back to you!" used around the 2000s in the U.S.

Stacked logo version with the slogan and alternative colors "It's all coming back to you!" used around the 2000s.

This logo version with the slogan and alternative colors "It's all coming back to you!" used around the 2000s.

Stacked logo version with the slogan "It's all coming back to you!" used around the 2000s in Australia, Asia, India.

This logo version with the slogan "It's all coming back to you!" used around the 2000s in Australia, Asia, India.

Stacked logo version with the slogan and alternative colors "It's all coming back to you!" used around the 2000s in Australia, Asia, India.

This logo version with the slogan and alternative colors "It's all coming back to you!" used around the 2000s in Australia, Asia, India.

The Boomerang On Demand logo used around 2005 to 2015. As this is a fixed version of it.

The Boomerang Christmas Party variant

2014 (unused)

Unused Logo #1

Unused Logo #2

Ident.

This logo was prompted to Turner but never used because the Latin American feed already had a logo.

2015–present

2015 logo

Inverted version

All Black variant

Shadowed variant

An example of the bumpers they use.

An example of one of the later bumpers they use since 2018 (applies only in Europe, Latin America and Asia-Pacific)

Another example of one of the later bumpers they use since 2018 (applies only in Europe, Latin America and Asia-Pacific)

Screen bug (US)

On screen bug for New Episodes in 2015.

Screen bug (Europe)

Screen bug (France, with Ca-Boom bug on top left)

Boomerang USA Rebrand (January 19, 2015)

Screen bug (US, HD version)

Screen bug (Europe, HD version)

Asia-Pacific

Screen bug (Europe, alternate HD version with smaller logo)

Screen bug (Latin America, HD version) 2016-2021

Screen bug (France, HD version)