Comics & Animation
67 sites
https://americanscraps.com/
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.
https://creaturefeature.neocities.org/
Creature Feature is a personal Neocities site dedicated to monsters, critters, and creatures of all kinds, featuring a Monster Library with sections on biology, games, and literature. The site includes a journal, gallery, virtual creatures, and a Halloween zine issue, all wrapped in a charmingly spooky aesthetic.
http://kenzicollective.altervista.org/oranges/index.php
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.
https://loki.after-death.org/fan.php
Sympathy for the Devil is the official approved fanlisting for Loki of Asgard, the Marvel character, currently boasting 164 members from 34 countries. Adopted from its original owner Amanda, the site offers the full fanlisting experience with join forms, member listings, affiliate links, and support codes for Marvel fans worldwide.
https://infini.gay/animation/station/webring-index
The Animation Station Webring connects personal pages where members share their favorite animations, with a special emphasis on early 2000s-2010s works that have been buried by modern algorithms and platform deprioritization. Run by infini.gay, it encourages participants to curate animations meaningful to them rather than exhaustive rankings, keeping a corner of the old web alive for animation enthusiasts.
https://mogis.neocities.org/
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.
http://stickdeath.com/
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.