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DATABASE COLLECTIONS -
OFFICIAL HOMEPAGES -
APPRECIATIVE WEBSITES -
ACADEMIC COMIC BOOK
STUDIES -
MISCELLANEOUS
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DATABASE COLLECTIONS
Grand
Comic Book Database
The
Grand Comic-Book Database Project (GCD) is a
volunteer project with the goal of documenting
and indexing all comics for the free use of
scholars, historians, researchers, and fans.
Multiple search options are available, and a huge
number of cover images can be viewed together
with autorship information for individual comic
books.
Mike's
Amazing World of DC Comics
The
name of Mike Voiles's website is both accurate
(it is amazing) and misleading (it's by
no means about DC comics only anymore). His
illustrated database is a real treasure trove, so
be prepared to spend more than just a few minutes
there. Especially cool:
The
Newsstand, where you can travel back
in time and see what was on available in any
given year and month.
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OFFICIAL HOMEPAGES
DC
Comics
Official
DC Comics website.
Dynamite
Comics
Official
Dynamite Entertainment website.
Gene
Colan
The
late great Gene Colan's personal website, no
longer reachable since 2011 but still available
thanks to the Internet Archive's Wayback
Machine.
Marv
Wolfman
Writer
Marv Wolfman's personal website.
Marvel
Comics
Official
Marvel Comics website.
Norm
Breyfogle
Artist
Norm Breyfogle's personal website.
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APPRECIATIVE
WEBSITES
Ace
Horror
Comprehensive
portrayal and spotlight on ACE, publishers of
1950s horror comics, by Tillmann Courth.
Fiction
House & Standard Horror
More
comprehensive portrayals and insights relating to
two publishers of 1950s horror comics, by
Tillmann Courth.
Fifties
Horror
Comprehensive
portrayal and analysis of 1950s horror comics by
Tillmann Courth [in German], including entire
stories (now in the public domain) scanned and
presented for reading
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Man
without Fear
Daredevil
appreciation website.
The
Peerless Power of Comics!
A witty
and insightful "look back at the titles and
talent at Marvel" - well worth a read.
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ACADEMIC COMIC BOOK
STUDIES
ComicsResearch.org
Primarily covers book-length works about
comic books and comic strips, from
"fannish" histories to academic
monographs, providing
detailed information and guidance on further
research.
Neil
Cohn - Visual Language
Visual language research page offers an
interesting approach to comic book analysis along
the lines of the generative framework for
linguistics. Neil Cohn works for the Department
of Psychology at Tuft's University, MA (USA).
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MISCELLANEOUS
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All of these external links
are listed here in bona fide,
the responsibility for the content of these websites
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