Cartoons

I first started this page in late 1997, when there were somewhat fewer cartoons available online, and I listed four cartoons. In mid 1999, an email from Erik Sansom (Toy Trunk Railroad) brought to my attention that I had let this page get severely out of date.

These lists are not intended to be exhaustive - if they were, they'd be updated more than a handful of times a decade.

Single strip comic sites:

• Bob, the Angry Flower
  Bob's a bit of a freak. I mean, he's a Flower. No wonder he's so choleric.
• Callahan Online
  Single frame B&W cartoons
• Crackbaby
  Dark and twisted, as the title indicates.
• Dilbert
  Scott Adams' wonderful cartoons speak to the heart of programmers everywhere. What more need I say?
• Helen, Sweetheart of the Internet
  Peter Zale shows that it isn't just men out here keeping the systems running.
• Kevin & Kell
  This is waiting for a review later.
• KRUD Radio
  KRUD radio is fictional, but it shows that broadcasters have just as much hassle as computer techies.
• Goats
  Yet to be reviewed
• Mother Goose & Grimm
  A goose and a dog?
• PVP
  The PvP strips are inspired by computer gaming.
• Red Meat
  Hmmm. Strange.
• RibMan
  A 90's take on a superhero.
• Sluggy Freelance
  I'll let you know.
• Space Moose
  Weird, too.
• The Dysfunctional Family Circus
  A satire on the Family Circus strip
• The PARKING LOT is FULL
  Single frame cartoons a little reminiscent of Gary Larson's Far Side.
• Toy Trunk Railroad
  Well, this is a new strip to me, but Erik asked me to list it, so I have.
• User Friendly
  Since 1997, User Friendly has been publishing technically literate cartoons that threaten to depose Dilbert from his throne.
• Zippy the Pinhead
  Seemingly designed to occur last in any list.

Multi strip comic sites:

• Daryl Cagle's Professional Cartoonists Index
  A fascinating site that uses cartoonists from around the world.
• King Featues
  Publishers of Family Circus and others.
• United Media
  Other comics from the publishers of Dilbert.

Other people's lists:

• Dave Aronson's Guide
  Once you've been to Dave's page, you'll have no need to come back here. <ahem> No, I didn't plunder his links.
• Heather Garvey's list
  Another set of links, wtih relatively little overlap with this one.
• Martin Wisse's list
  A shorter list than Dave's