This site was developed to review graphic novels written with teens in mind. The site divides a broad range of genres into easy to identify categories such as fantasy, nonfiction, crime and suspense, realism, romance, horror, and science fiction. If you want to see what’s fresh off the presses, check out the New Sensation section. If you have a par …

Home to one of the largest academic comic art collections in the country, with over 200,000 items. Includes links to other comics libraries.

This is the archive for one of the oldest Web comics, which has been running since 1993.

It’s not surprising that a site devoted to Dilbert would be well done and contain a lot of fun stuff and useful information — Dilbert readers would be up in arms if the site revealed any technological cluelessness! And, in fact, there’s all kinds of things here, from character descriptions to a two-week cartoon archive to the instructions on joini …

From Snoopy to Dilbert, this website has all the Sunday funnies.

Online access to a number of popular comic strips. Access current day and a 2-week archive.

Find out about the history of graphic novels, comics and manga, how to build a graphic novel collection, and where you can read them online!

Create your own comic strips online! Print them out or email them to friends.

This site is full of information about the long and storied history of Canadian comics. Includes great info about everything from the Golden Age of Canadian comics to censorship in the 1940s-1960s and the current state of Canuck funnies. Links to an onsite collection of Canadian superhero history.

Enter a specific zone to learn what???s going on with your favorite series. Read interview transcripts with writers and artists, press releases, and summaries of issues. There is also news on upcoming contests and conventions as well as information about the company.

The official site of Tom Tomorrow’s frequently scathing cartoon about current events. Contains a cartoon archive as well as information about the comic.

This site is based on Neil Gaiman’s Sandman graphic novels. The site provides a tour of the realm of Morpheus, and has lovely images.

In addition to linking you to over 100 sites about Calvin and Hobbes this site has plenty of original resources to offer, including: a collection of odd facts about Calvin and Hobbes, and the names of the characters in other countries.

This site treats solely the monthly Dark Knight and related comics, not the animated series or the movies. It contains background on the comic and characters, story lines, and links to other Batman sites.