COMICS & CARTOONS Comics, online strips, animation, and resources The Belfry Comics Index is a great site to look for webcomics of all kinds Blambot has lots of fonts for cartoonists: sound effects, dialogue, title... lots of freebies Bruno the Bandit by Ian McDonald is a swell strip about a not-too-bright bandit and the strange people he meets Cartoon Brew is a great place to see commentary, history, and new stuff in animation Gene Catlow by Albert Temple is set in a world where rabbits get spirtual powers from hyper-coffee The Cats Don't Dance Unofficial Website is a darn nice source page for fans of this animated musical feature Commander Kitty by Scott Arsenault features the exploits of the crew of the starship #6, in polished 'toon style Deanleenorton.com features some high-tone "good girl" art ericblumrich.com features plenty of barbed social commentary, done up in snazzy Flash format Felix the Cat.com... come on, three guesses what character this site is about. Various goodies, comics, etc., etc. FlashKit.com is a big source for clips, sounds, how-to stuff for your Flash projects. Many banners, can be slow to load Freefall depicts the adventures of a furred girl, a spherical robot, and a blue alien guy The Gallery site has info about this APA that features a number of talented artists The Gamecreature site has expertly-crafted Flash games for you by Kyle Miller, whose ToonZone site is listed below KeenSpot is just that -- a keen spot to see a big variety of all different kinds of webcomics Michael Barrier carries on the great tradition of his animation 'zine Funnyworld, lots of acerebic commentary Milton Knight is the talent behind Hugo, Rebel the Midnite Skunk, some distinctive animation, and lots more Minerva Mink's Pond-Side Haven has all sorts of art, model sheets, comics and more, all about Minerva The Non-Stick Looney Page can download you with a heap of icons, soundclips, art, and more from classic WB cartoons Oddball Comics by Scott Shaw has a real big archive (descriptions and graphics) of comics that make you go "Huh?" The Animated Adventures of Percy the Chicken might be just the thing to fry your brain! Great Brit humor. Flash required Dr. Phlogiston's site presents swell comics, art, black-and-white photography and more by J.W. Kennedy The QT Bunny site has stories, art, desktop pictures, etc.of Joshua Quagmire's good-girl bunny Sabrina Online is a longtime webcomic favorite by Eric W. Schwartz, updated monthly The Unofficial Sam & Max site: find out what's happening with the Freelance Police Shanda Fantasy Arts publishes a number of furry comics: Shanda the Panda, Sheba, Fission Chicken... Supermegatopia by The Bros. Grinn: Fantasic, funny furry superhero stuff! Ooh, the colors... The Snowbuni page features great archives of art and stuff about Jeff Wood's alien secret agent bunny girl Spontoon Island takes you to a world of 1930's funny-animal tropical island adventure Stazerland: Find out more about Critters alumnus and all-around talent Tom Stazer, his comics and other exciting projects Timothy Fay's Incredibly Fun Home Page brings you great funny-animal art, links and more Toonopedia is a great place to find out more about your favorite 'toons Mr. Miller's ToonZone stars the work of the multi-talented Kyle Miller, and his strip is updated three times a week Try Yerf.com for anthropomophic art for the whole family

COOL STUFF Weird true news, humor, strange things The Brunching Shuttlecocks brings you swell lists, reviews, and some great Flash cartoons. Check out the archive The Darwin Awards: See how some people improve the gene pool by removing themselves from it, in all sorts of crazy ways eBay OyVey... Find out more about the bloopers, boners, and dubious business practices on this popular auction site The Invaders page is all about the classic alien-invasion TV show! Pics, sound clips, episode guide and more Ironic Times brings you the news in an ironic tone indeed Not My Desk describes the exciting world of a temp worker, with lots of extra features News of the Weird is the classic source for strange-but-true news The Obscure Store & Reading Room has daily updates of odd news stories; links from all over The Obsolete Computer Museum is is a plenty fun page to look up all sorts of old personal computers. The Mattel Aquarius? The Onion still features inimitable news articles, but watch out for long download times psychedelix.com has many groovy/weird/occult patterns, icons, etc., Pythonline... It's... Monty Python's Flying Circus! Lots of news and updates on the Python guys, more goodies The Museum of Questionable Medical Devices lists an array of not-so-good medical conumer goods. Some are sort of scary Spinnwebe displays one man's take on this crazy world. Be sure to check out the photo archives Weird NJ; There's lots more strangeness in NJ than the Jersey Devil, much more

STRANGE MOVIES Reviews of psychotronic cinema new and old Bad Cinema Diary is a dandy site, updated monthly, with great reviews and a "Movie Poster of the Month" The Bad Movie Website features lots of sharp reviews, feedback, sound clips, QT movies, etc. Bad Movie Planet gives you three, three, three badfilm review sites for the price of one Cold Fusion Video Reviews gives you the lowdown on psychotronic DVDs and tapes with links to more sites Mr. Cranky writes the latest film reviews with lots of bile, and isn't that what you really want? Dante's Inferno has lots of fun-to-read, no-nonsense reviews of the weird stuff haunting the video shelves Jabootu's Bad Movie Dimension is inhabited by great, snarky, very in-depth reviews of the worst films ever Rotten Tomatoes stars reviewers from all over, to let you know how the latest films rate on the "Tomatometer". Mucho Java, though The Stinkers presents the scoop on the latest bombs, and a big list of the last century's biggest duds

MAC STUFF All sorts of goodies and info for Macintosh users Apple-History.com will give you the specs on all your Macs The Download Zone is a cool place to search for extensions and other goodies you didn't know you needed -- with links to similar sites Erehwon... many Macware goodies and freeware, some in Japanese Everything Mac has tons of links to, well, like the name says LowEndMac is a fantasic site for info on Macs, fron vintage models to more recent ones MacFixIt has started charging for new accounts, but there's still plenty of good Mac advice if you dig around in the Forums MacUpdate is a good place to look for shareware, demos and freeware Pure-Mac is another wonderful place to browse for software ResExcellence should be at the top of the list for extensions, skins, ResEdit stuff, and more WINDOWS STUFF Some goodies for PCs, too   Pricelessware has a great, well-described selection of freeware for all your needs   NoNags has an even bigger selection of fine freeware in all categories   WinSite has scads of freeware and shareware; using their advanced search usually reveals goodies   Home of the Underdogs is a prime source for freeware and abandonware games