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"After trying every known scheme to keep warm and rest comfortably and failing, Nemo opened his eyes. The scene which presented itself to him astonished him so that he hesitated to believe he was seeing straightly. A snow storm was raging right in his very room, that threatened to swallow him up if he didn't do something at once..."
-- Winsor McCay,
"Little Nemo
in Slumberland,"
The New York Herald,
January 21, 1906  

 

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Comics & Graphic Arts
General Comics Resources | Strips & Books | Graphic Arts

Updated October 28, 2001


 General Comics and Cartoons Resources
  • Comic Book Collection -- at the Library of Congress
  • Overview of comics and reactions. Timeline emphasizing comics and censorship.
  • Fact Monster. Brief interesting history of comics.
  • Comics in America. A 10-part history.
     
  • Yellow Kid . A look back at the first comic strip.
  • Comic books . A history of comic books in 5 parts.
  • International Museum of Cartoon Art. Newspaper comics, comic books, more.
  • king Features.One of the leading publishers of comic books.
  • Winnie the Pooh. A retrospective of A.A. Milne's characters.
  •  Political Cartooning
  • Political cartoons. 19th century history of U.S. and Europe in cartoons.
  • Bios and cartoons. General history of cartoons and cartoonists.
  • Top cartoonists. Best cartoonists of the 20th century.
  • Cartoons of 2001. Political humor.
  • Research site. Links to political cartoons, cartoonist bios, and general comics.
     
     
    Comic Strips & Books US Postage Stamp: Yellow Kid
  • The Coconino County Page, by Peter Wadsworth
  • "'To He, I Am For Evva True'": Krazy Kat 's Indeterminate Gender, by Elisabeth Crocker, Postmodern Culture v.4 n.2 (January, 1994)
  • David Gerstein's Classic Felix the Cat Page
  • The New Yorker Collection: Drawing for The New Yorker magazine, mid-twentieth century, Library of Congress
  • Garfield. The cat's home page.
  • The Golden Age. Recalls 50 years of comic book heroes.
  • Marvelman. About Captain Marvel and sidekicks.
  • The Peanuts site. Charlie Brown, Lucy, Snoopy and pals.  
     
     
    Animated Cartoons
  • Disney. History of the studio.
  • Disney cartoons. What Disney studios produced, year by year.
  • Looney Tunes Bios. Biographies of the cartoon characters.
  • Warner Bros cartoons. Year by year history of Bugs Bunny and pals.
  • Warner Bros cartoon connections. Actors, others connected to cartoons.
  • Computer Animation. Interesting history of computer animation in films.
     
  • General animation site. Cells for sale, and more.
     
  • Flintstones. Unofficial site for Flintstones, hanna-Barbera.
    Graphics & Poster Art
  • Old Postcard Exhibition, by Lars-0lov Stenborg
  • Stereographs, the 19th century's virtual reality -- Univ. of California Riverside
  • Work Projects Administration Poster Collection -- Library of Congress
  • Visual Communication and Art, by Igal Koshevoy

     


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