ComicBookMarks

Meta-DC Sites

• Andy’s DC Page (Andy Nystrom) - Includes the DC Roman Numeral checklist and list of Canadian super-heroes
• Chroma City (Jonathan Woodward) - Includes the annotated Crisis on Infinite Earths and the Infinite Atlas
• DC Cosmic Teams (Michael Kooiman) - Huge information packed site on DC’s superhero teams
• DC History (Bob Hughes) - A year-by-year publishing history of DC Comics
• DC Universe Who’s Who (Tom Morrow) - Informative who’s who of some of the more obscure DC characters
• Kingdom Come: A Fan’s Tribute (Michael Bradley) - A well designed tribute to Kingdom Come, including fan-art and action figures.
• The DC Weblist (Michael Ponte) - Massive list of DC fan websites
• The Unofficial Guide to the DCU (Tenzil Kim) - A very detailed encyclopedia of the DCU includes profiles, indexes, chronologies and a message board.
• Vanishing Point (Adam Arnold) - Overview of time travel and time travelling characters in the DCU
• Who’s Whose in the DC Universe? (Bob Hughes) - The definite directory of creator credits for DC characters

Justice League Sites

• JLA DEO Satellite Feed (Zenfrog) - Beginings of a slick website animated in shockwave
• JLA Microheroes (Scott —) - Archive of JLA related microheroes
• JLA Watchtower Website (Greg Agustin) - What if the JLA had a public relations website.
• Justice League Insanity (Parasol) - A few fun profiles and the rather odd (yet very cute) My Little Justice League featuring ponyfied members of the JLI
• The Justice League Library (Michael Koolman) - The longest running continuously updated JLA website (formerly the JLA FAQ)

Justice Society Sites

• Annotated Justice Society Checklist (Graeme Fitzgerald) - Very nice graphic heavy JSA website
• Davo’s All Star Comics Page (David Studham) - All-Star cover gallery and fanzine listings
• The Justice Society Fact File (David W. Stepp) - The leading resource for information on the JSA and DC Comics Golden Age

JL/JLU/CN Animation Sites

• DCU Animated: The Original Animated Universe (J. Fuentes) - Including the excellent create a character challenge and the What If Green Lantern: The Animated Series
• JL Animated - Rather cool guide to the animated incarnation of the Justice League.
• Justice League @ TV Home (Gislef Darhk) - IMDB style listing and episode guide

Super Friends

• The Super Friends Archive (Doug —) - Character list and episode guide
• Ultimate Super Friends Episode Guide (Will Rodgers) - Excellent and comprehensive episode guide

Other Teams

Individual Characters

Roleplaying Games

• DC Heroes RPG (Jim Ogle) - Notes on the Mayfair Games version
• NEW DC Universe Sourcebook - Marvel RPG stats for the DC characters

Meta-Sites

• Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe (Snood) - Profiles and articles about the characters left out of the Official Marvel Handbook. Really good for obscure characters that have been licensed by Marvel.
• Marvel Directory (Bill Fries) - Fan version of the Marvel Handbook.

General

Modern Age Websites

• Planetary (Richard Sonag) - Archaeologists of the Impossible
• Superwomen (Amani) - Website dedicated to those who have mastered the art of fighting in high heels
• Women in Refrigerators (Gail Simone) - Proving its unhealthy to be a woman in comics

Bronze Age Websites

• Cancelled Comic Cavalcade - A collection of unpublished comics from the DC implosion

Silver Age Websites

• Charlton Personnel (Ramon Schenk) - A listing of known Charlton Comics staff by genre and year

Golden Age Websites

• Crimeboss (Richard Wolfe) - Crime comicbooks of the 40s and 50s
• Golden Age Directory (Mikel Midnight) - Massive resource listing of GA websites and timelines.
• Golden Age Hero Directoy (Jess Nevins) - A-Z list of major and obscure Golden Age heroes
• The Clubhouse (Jim ‘Zilch’ Doty) - Home of the GA Who’s Who, timeline and issue index

Pulps and Adventure Heroes

• Pulp Hero Directory (Jess Nevins) - A-Z list of major and obscure Pulp characters
• ThePulp.Net (William Lampkin) - Your guide to the online world of pulps!

  

• Thrilling Detective Website (Kevin Smith) - Alphabetical list of articles on Detectives in comics

Pre-pulp characters

• Fantastic, Mysterious, and Adventurous Victoriana (Jess Nevins) - A-Z list of major and obscure Victorian adventure heroes

Fan Tribute Pages

• Wally Wood Tribute Page (Kaol) - Wally Wood gallery, including a Power Girl page

Comicbook Sales

• “Top 300” Comics Sales Estimates (Carl Henderson) - Estimates of comicbook sales from June 2000 through Sept 2001
• ICv2’s Top 300 Comics & Top 100 GN’s Index - Estimates of actual comics sales based on Diamonds Charts, from March 2001 to present

Action Figures

• Adventure Customs (Chris Galdieri) - Custom action figures including a large LSH section
• Custom Action Figure Gallery (Fat Sal) - Gallery of custom Super Powers figures
• DC Direct Action Figures (Joe Acevedo) - Comprehensive list of DC Direct action figures
• Paradise bar & Grill (Joe —) - The private life of superhero action figures. Odd.

Interviews

• Gerard Jones Interview (Michael Hutchison) - Quite a nice 2001 interview between Gerard Jones and Fanzing editor Michael Hutchison. Jones was last League writer before Grant Morrison. In this interview he explains some of the events in the series and discusses his tenure on Green Lantern.
• NEW Paul Dini (Jayme Lynn Blaschke) - Long interview at Revolution SF

Google Group Articles

• DC Projects (Steve Grant) - First (or one of the first) mentions of the 1994 JLA reorganisation
• Siegel/Shuster and Donenfeld (Mark Evanier) - An insiders description of how Superman appeared in ACTION COMICS #1
• The (nearly) complete Power Girl (Michael Pastor) - Overview and issue listing of the modern PG

Misc

• Alan Moore’s Twilight of the Superheroes - A copy of Moore’s original proposal to DC
• Citing Comics in Scholarly Writing (Allen Ellis) - MLA-esque style guidelines from the Popular Culture Association (Comic Art and Comics Area) for citing comicbook in research papers.
• NEW Comics Scholars’ Discussion List (Dr. Donald Ault) - a “list [that] serves as an academic forum for those involved in research, criticism and teaching related to comics art”.
• ImageText (Ed.: Donald Ault) - ImageTexT publishes solicited and peer-reviewed papers that investigate the material, historical, theoretical, and cultural implications of visual textuality
• Refractory (Edited by Angela Ndalianis) - A Journal of Entertainment Media; a quarterly e-journal dedicated to the exploration of movies, games, and the mass entertainment experience

Continuity Projects

• RECENT Multiversal Omnipedia Atlas (wiki) - “intended to, in the end, be a complete catalog of all the people, places, items, events, and other things in all dramatic fiction”

Individual Earths

• Earth-349 (Anton Psychopoulos) - Fan fiction universe inspired by Superman #349 where Mixy created a world where everybodies gender was inverted.

Meta-Theory