Like everyone else under the sun, I have a set of favorite webpages that are only tangentially related to my main page but which I feel compelled to list anyway.
The Open Directory Project, is hands-down, the best online search engine. All the links are human-chosen, and only the best sites are included. If you're looking to make the most of your online time, this is the place to go.
DVD Review contains thoughtful reviews of the latest DVD releases.
TV Guide , yes that TV Guide is online. Wanna know when your favoirte cartoons are on? Look no further, friend.
Realm of the Archon is the primary source of Doom-related downloads created by Len Pitre. Len's my frequent Doom collaborator, and has a hilarious series of rants for you to read and be frightened by.
Germinator is a fun online shoot-em-up arcade game sponsored by Listerine.
Speculative Vision An essential search engine for anything related to science fiction and fantasy. Highly recommended!
Rotten Tomatoes is a neat way to access multiple print reviews of your favorite movies.
Classic Gaming is dedicated to the history of videogames, particularly the late 1970s and early 1980s. If you miss classic Nintendo and Sega games, this may be the place for you!
The World of Shag Josh Agle is a graphic artist whose retro work is quite influenced by the styles of the old UPA and Hanna-Barbera cartoons, as well as 1960s album art.
Comics.com is a free online service that reprints popular syndicated comic strips. I love this website because I can catch up with my favorite strips when I have the time.
Alex Ross Official Art Website Come enjoy the amazing photorealistic paintings of the man who cocreated the groundbreaking Kingdom Come miniseries. There are also plenty of links to other professional comic book artists.
Austin Powers Official Website Groovy website with plenty of downloads from the shagadelic superspy.
PVP Online is a funny online comic strip about a video game magazine. A must read, and the creator of the series is also a fairly witty and thoughtful character as well!
Fragadelic Doom Page It's hip; it's happening. It's one gear webpage dedicated to my smashing Doom projects
Wizard Magazine News! Drawing Lessons! Advertisements! Blatant rumours! Misinformation! Responsible for the high price of back issues of comics! The online version is everything (and more) that the print version has to offer. So save your fanboy bucks and see their webpage.
Advancing Game Graphics is a well-written online essay about the relationships among escalating technology and audience expectations. You'll also find some info about the classic silent animated film "The Lost World" here.
Ventures Official Home Page I like Surf Music. You're gonna have to learn to deal with it.
Danelectro Official Home Page Danelectro produces some of the finest vintage-style electric guitars on the market today - at an amazingly low price. I'm a proud owner of a Dano 59 DC.
Modern Television A great collection of vintage TV clips, all downloadable and in QuickTime format. Special bonus - cool graphics, and thoughtful, literate essays. A must-see site.
The Astounding B Monster If I'm not watching animation or playing Doom or listening to surf music I might be watching a late night B Movie. This highly professional website is the best I've found concerning B Movies.
Neil Innes Fan Site Neil Innes was the songwriter for the Bonzo Dog Band and the Rutles. 'Nuff Said.
New York Times All the news that's fit to print. Read the greatest American newspaper in your own home online.
Jumbo Downloads One of the biggest shareware-freeware downloads pages on the Web.
Xena's PageMy pal Xena (a.k.a. Eva, who contributed to the development of this page) has her own Web Page on Geocities. Check it out! She has some interesting links. Not to mention Mr.Armadillo.
Go search for Usenet articles on Deja News Deja News is a great way to search Usenet for any articles you are looking for.
Go search for other sites at Webcrawler
Go search for other animation sites at Yahoo After all, who knows? Maybe one day the Yahoo boys will finally process my registration and you'll find me there. Then again, maybe the Coyote will finally catch the Road Runner.
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