W101: Philosophy Through Comics: Internet Resources

A daily news blog of comics news, reviews, and information.

Includes news, reviews, and profiles. Articles published irregularly.

Publishes graphic novels and illustrated books about the creators and the history of comics art, animation, and cartoons.

Book-lovers laud D+Q for creating elegant objects that transcend the boundaries of books and comics.

A leading proponent of comics as a legitimate form of art and literature.

An ongoing international project to build a database of comic book information that users can contribute to. It's goal is to "contain data for every comic book ever published in every country around the planet."

Provides free access to hundreds of pre-1959 public-domain comic books, with high-quality scans.

Golden and Silver Age comic books freely available to read and download. Also includes comic strips and pulp fiction.

Images & information about the Bayeux Tapestry.

Link to the museum's digital exhibits to find images, information, and bibliographies on comics and cartoons in their collections.

A searchable index of The New Yorker cartoons.

Teacher resources and primary source documents for political cartoons.

This collection focuses on comics created specifically for the web and supplements the Library of Congress’ extensive holdings in comic books, graphic novels, and original comic art.

Over 400,000 collection records from the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

From NPR -- readers' choice for the top 100 best comics and graphic novels.

From Abe Books. A list of 50 must read graphic novels. Includes a range of genres and subjects.

From Paste Magazine, a list of top Manga, or Japanese comic books.