~ Early Web Links ~

Hananezumi HQ is the online home of a Philippine-based creative project group, featuring action-oriented and occasionally violent content behind an age-acknowledgment gate. The site is part of multiple webrings including the Pinoy Websites webring, suggesting a hub for creative work from a Filipino web community.

Aradia Collective is a community hub dedicated to promoting, creating, and archiving magical girl comics and webcomics, maintained by Head Witch NAAN. Visitors can browse a database of original magical girl comic projects, connect with creators, join forums, and explore affiliated webrings centered on the genre.

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 Reporter is Tom Spurgeon's comprehensive web site covering comics news, reviews, interviews, and commentary, featuring an extensive alphabetical list of books about comics with an emphasis on criticism and history. The site serves as a rich reference hub for comics enthusiasts, offering links to find local comic shops, buy graphic novels, and access industry data.

Zach's personal Neocities site centers around his love of Homestuck and Earthbound, featuring shrines, a Fakestuck project, and a webcomic in progress. The site has been fully redesigned and includes a devlog, blog, guestbook, and a fun collection of web buttons and webrings.

Created by Ikewise, this site is dedicated entirely to Lily Blossom, a minor character from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, and bills itself as the internet's number one source for the beloved background pony. Visitors can explore fanart galleries sourced from DeviantArt, a merchandise and toys page tracking blind bags and figures, and years of updates from a devoted fan.

The Futurama Point, maintained by JavieR from Ecuador since 1999, is one of the oldest and most comprehensive Futurama fan sites on the web. Visitors can explore episode guides, character bios, alien alphabets, fan art, pixel art, wallpapers, fonts, Winamp skins, flash animations, and much more across dozens of dedicated sections.

Owned by Mikh, this is the official Fanlistings Network fanlisting dedicated to cheese, celebrating one of the world's most beloved foods. With 379 members from 47 countries, it invites fellow cheese enthusiasts to join and show their appreciation.

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.

Scary-Crayon is a pop culture commentary and collectibles review site run by Wes, covering action figures, toys, comics, Halloween countdowns, and original web comics like 'Dusty Plastic HELLside.' With over 33 pages of content spanning since 2003, it blends nostalgia, humor, and earnest geek enthusiasm across topics from Madballs to San Diego Comic-Con.