~ Early Web Links ~

Iacon Chronicle is a lovingly maintained Transformers fan site covering multiple series including Beast Machines, Earthspark, IDW comics, and BotBots, with galleries of production art, concept art, publicity stills, book reviews, and character sorters. The site is a rich archive of behind-the-scenes material and fan resources, making it a treasure trove for dedicated Transformers enthusiasts.

Refreshingly Sweet is a fanlisting dedicated to oranges, run by Kenzi and listed under the Food/Drinks category at The Fanlistings Network. With 50 members from 10 countries, it invites fellow orange enthusiasts to join and celebrate their love of this citrus fruit.

Tox's dedicated fanpage for the webcomic 'Homunculus' dives deep into close-reading analysis, hidden details, and fan theories about characters like Maya, Sequoia, and Polly. The site also hosts original fanart, stamps, an animated button, and even a webring for fellow Homunculus fans.

Just Gorly Things is an adult webcomic by SCUMSUCK featuring gender-swapped fan art and original comics, notably a series reimagining King of the Hill characters Nancy, Dale, and John Redcorn as a lesbian throuple. The site includes an archive, character pages, a guestbook, and even a physical zine for supporters.

StickDeath.com is a classic old-web destination known for its crude, violent, and darkly comedic stick figure animations and flash content. A staple of early internet humor culture, the site features absurd stick figure mayhem that entertained a generation of web surfers in the late 1990s and 2000s.

A PRIME LEADER is a TFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to Optimus Prime, covering his appearances across the live-action Transformers films, animated series like G1 and Transformers Prime, comics, and fanfiction. Created by medli, this shrine lets fans of the heroic Autobot leader join the member list and celebrate every incarnation of the beloved character.

Edward Katz (also known as Erich or Katz) is an Indonesian web creator who built this colorful personal site to showcase art, graphics, shrines, and a deep love for early 2000s to mid-2010s internet culture. The site features fandom interests spanning Transformers, Cartoon Network classics, Team Fortress 2, and music from Gorillaz and Lemon Demon, with a strong nostalgic aesthetic and active changelog.

Masked Toonz is a child-friendly creative world built by T.J., featuring the original universe of Wetpaw Way with character bios, activity sheets, an art gallery, and a world map. Designed as a safe alternative to mainstream social media, it draws inspiration from beloved children's authors and includes a companion section for parents covering morals, lessons, and the creator's inspirations.

Homestar Runner is the legendary web-based cartoon universe created by Matt and Mike Chapman, featuring beloved characters like the titular Homestar and the villainous Strong Bad alongside Flash animations, Strong Bad Emails, and games. Celebrating its 25th anniversary, the site continues to release new toons, merchandise, plush toys, and even a Trogdor board game, making it one of the most enduring comedy animation properties born from the early web era.

American Scraps is the webcomic project of Jon White, transforming real artifacts and documents from American history into illustrated comic strips. Each entry is drawn from genuine historical records such as presidential letters, phone transcripts, and government resignations, making history unexpectedly vivid and entertaining.