~ Early Web Links ~

Big Top Productions is a mid-1990s digital entertainment company page optimized for Netscape 2.0, offering a glimpse into the early commercial web era. The site is image-heavy and sparse on text, suggesting it served as a landing page for a small entertainment production outfit active around 1995-1996.

The Comics Curmudgeon, written by Josh Fruhlinger, is a long-running humor blog that skewers newspaper comic strips with sharp, sarcastic commentary on strips like Rex Morgan M.D., Pluggers, and Luann. Each post dissects the absurdity and unintentional comedy of daily funnies, making it a beloved destination for anyone who finds old-school newspaper comics delightfully baffling.

Created by Joseph (aka Joey the cat), this is an enthusiast shrine dedicated exclusively to the original 1993 Animaniacs series, with a firm stance against the reboot and a distinctly nostalgic 90s GeoCities aesthetic. Visitors can browse show images and fan art, download songs and clips, explore archived fansites, and connect with fellow fans through the site's webring.

Mike Perrucci's creative hub features webcomics, hand-drawn artwork, animated smilies, and domino toppling chain reaction videos. The site spans a quirky range of original content including cartoons, games, and Rube Goldberg-style domino sequences that make it a genuinely fun place to explore.

The Webcomic List is a massive directory tracking over 26,700 webcomics and online comics from across the web, updating automatically every two hours to show which titles have recently posted new pages. Visitors can browse comic profiles, read comic news, and create personalized favorites lists to follow their preferred series.

A fan site dedicated to Dick Figures, the adult animated web series known for its crude humor and stick-figure characters. The page is image-heavy, suggesting it features screenshots or artwork from the show, along with a blog and links section.

Rusty's blog covers comic book reviews, short fiction, and personal essays with a clear passion for collecting and reading comics across many decades and genres. With 17 pages of posts and categories spanning comic books, science fiction, novels, and poems, it offers a well-rounded glimpse into the reading and writing life of an enthusiastic collector.

Knights of Gaia is the official home for Jas (PAZMUND0)'s original magical boy webcomic, featuring chapters, character profiles, and lore pages like Gaia's Prophecy and Ivan's Library. The site has a charming old-web aesthetic with webrings, a visitor poll, and an interactive oracle feature where the goddess Gaia answers questions.

Big Fat Hairy Deal is the official TFL-approved fanlisting for Garfield, the lasagna-loving cat from Garfield and Friends, boasting 54 members from 15 countries. Created by Nadia in 2020, the site lets fans from around the world register their love for the iconic animated character.

Mogis' personal Neocities site appears to center on Gadget, a beloved character from the classic animated series 'Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers', with multiple images referencing her by name and pose. The sparse but charming front page hints at a fan-oriented personal space dedicated to this retro cartoon character.