Internet Resources About Comic Books: A general site with links to many varied types of comic websites.
Anime Web Turnpike: Links to current information on anime and manga, clubs, and games.
Comic Art & Graffix Gallery: The origins of sequential art begin with prehistoric man almost 20 thousand years ago. From paleolithic cave paintings to Egyption heiroglyphs to the X-Men and even Spawn, this is the history and story of the creation of the comic art form.
Comic Books Recommended for Teen Readers: High-quality comics particularly well-suited to Young Adult readers.
Comics Continuum: Daily news, interviews, and previews of upcoming movie and TV projects, including publisher press releases.
Don Markstein's Toonopedia: This browsable encyclopedia of "toons" includes listings for more than 600 cartoons (animated and print media) and cartoon characters.
Lambiek: Discover your favorite comic artists in the Comiclopedia - a huge compendium of international comic artists, complete with biographies and samples of their artwork.
Marvelous Visions of Wonder: A List of Great Graphic Novels for Older Teen Readers, Librarians, and Educators.
No Flying, No Tights: A website reviewing graphic novels for teens.
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Anime and Manga Art: Several drawing sites recommended by About.com.
Anime Drawing Tutorials: Has tips on drawing various types of characters and features.
Hiro's Drawing Class: This is a class for starters in drawing japanese comic book style.
How to Draw Manga: Online tutorials created by acclaimed artist Julie Dillon.
Online Manga University: Includes tutorials, submissions, links to other drawing sites, etc.
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