Comics

Rebus, an on-line comic about three interstellar entrepreneurs, and other Quicktime movies.

Syndicates comic strips, such as Misfits by Brian Codagnone and Rafferty by Barry Corbett.

This is master illustrator Charles Vess's company which publishes (a.o.) his Books of Ballads And Sagas. A simple, but beautiful site with a lot of delightful graphics, an online store and links.

A place for comic book creators (artists, inkers, writers, publishers, and others) to come and talk and make connections.

Offers correspondence courses and an online supply depot.

The comics scholars' discussion list, serves as an academic forum for those involved in research, criticism and teaching related to comics art.

Documents Australian DC Comic reprints from the 1940s to 1980s by Colour Comics, Planet Comics, Murray Comics, Federal Comics and Australian Edition DC.

A full service, independent comic store in Vancouver, BC, Canada

Online comic book store offering online comic books from all major publishers.

Comic books for sale from the Golden Age, Silver Age, Bronze Age and Modern eras. Zenescope and Al Rio comics specialty.

Syndicated cartoon strip of two single moms, their collective children, their mother, and their yappy little dog.

Jackson Hill High; join Janey Wells and friends in the comic adventures of WJHC Radio.

A tribute page containing character details, some comic strips, and book information.

Official site featuring thirty day archive of cartoons, one re-released every day. Users can view the complete archive for an annual fee. Also, information on Bill Watterson, free e-postcards and sales of official prints.

Official site, with current and archived strips, history and commentary.

Biography and image gallery of Garfield's nemesis.

Annual event information, club news, articles, and pictures.

Official site, with online comics, complete bibliography, magazine interviews, books, toys, and Action Suits music.

The definite guide to life and work. By Daniël van Eijmeren, includes a trivia, a gallery and a bibliography

A site dedicated to the work of Lynda Barry, creator of Ernie Pook's Comeek (starring Marlys). Now hosting Ernie Pook's Comeek updated every week, as well as a checklist of books and interviews.

Official site for Alison Bechdel's syndicated strip about lesbian and gay life, with online strips, background, books and original art for sale, and artist biography.

Brief biography and art samples.

Index to issues and editions of Bacchus, Alec and other stories.

Information on the artist and her projects.

Interview by Jon B. Cooke, on The Spirit and Eisner's professional relationship with publisher Jim Warren.

Official site, with information on upcoming and past projects, essays, and scripts.

Interview by Gary Sullivan, on Gloeckner's influences and artistic techniques. With bibliography.

Radio interview discussing Kane's autobiography Batman and Me. [Requires RealAudio]

Interview by Jennifer M. Contino, on LaBan's Vertigo series Battleaxes.

Review of graphic novel Odds Off.

Grant Morrison's official website. Contains biography, bibliography, photo gallery, columns and writings.

Official source for Morrison's projects, including previews of upcoming work by Grant Morrison and his collaborators.

Profile, bibliography, FAQs, and series details.

Discussion of his childhood, influences, and the creation process.

List of releases in the United States, companies, and FAQ.

Discussions of current and past series. Archives and translations for members only.

How far one will go for love? Shonen-ai story with character profiles, page scans, and links.

Weekly sci-fi action strip detailing the adventures of bounty hunter Kit Ballard and her alien sidekick Skiffy. May feature cute catgirls, aliens, mecha and swordplay.

Online manga about a group of friends in the vein of Child's Toy.

Post-Apocalyptic story about a girl who must protect a magic stone from her power hungry enemies.

Humor-oriented manga-style comic about young adult life in a futuristic setting. Images, commentary, character profiles, and contact information.

Character profiles, links, message board, image gallery, and manga itself. Manga linked by page number.

Original, online comic with manga based style that centers around angelic, demonic, and medieval topics. Yaoi warning.

Online manga about three boys and their unknown heritage coming back to haunt them through various 'target' events. Does the world need to be saved, or them? Contains shounen ai.

Strip about engineers trying to get through life and meet the next release date. Archive, commentary, and links.

A homely little sci-fi comic series about two friends in the police force, set tongue firmly in cheek.

Argon Zark is a free, full-length electronic comic book by Charley Parker. Also stuff for sale, links and hidden easter eggs.

A web-based comic book with a sci-fi feel to it. The characters are based on chatters from an old Star Wars chat. Plot, Script, Pencils, Inks, Editing, and Web Design by Cheston Gasik (age 17)

Short histories, dreams and situations. Black and white pencil drawings, occasionally full-colour. By Li & Jordan.

Includes a strip about college life and an online superhero comic.