Great selection. Lots of one-shots from the 1940s. That's the way to go!
I'm very optimistic about these releases.
See, there are ~300 shorts whose best physical media release is DVD (Golden Collection, Super Stars, and Academy Awards Collection). I don't know what they are going to do with them.
Most of the DVD-only releases are available via Jack Sparrow, restored, in HD Web-DL form. And most of them are available via official iTunes purchase, although this format is subject to arbitrary unavailability.
I'd like them to slap all those on disc already, because there are more obscure films being released via Collector's Choice while more popular gems remain in the Golden Collection/Web-DL limbo...
Anyways, 10 years from now the future of LT in bluray looks very bright. Let's do the math: they are scratching the obscure, never-released-restored-on-physical-media ones. That's about 200 shorts, that got new restorations on MeTV, HBO Max, and Ride. That means that if they keep the pace of 2 vols. per year and 25 shorts per volume, in 4 years they will fully scratch the transfers that we nowadays share precariously on Jack Sparrow, from the 2020-2023 batch. More 4 years and they can possibly scratch all the Golden Collection/Super Stars-exclusive transfers. It may seem distant, but for comparison, it took 10 years for the publisher (2 books per year) to fully release the Peanuts strips. We are talking about a 1002-film run (LT/MM). So, almost inevitably, if they keep releasing these things, we will end up in the last ~200 or so shorts. If the classic animation releases don't get cancelled, in around ~17 years we're headed for completion. It's going to be interesting.
I always come to TTTP in Exile in the hope of finding news about Warner announcing Tex Avery Collection.