1. Comics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaComics (from the Greek ???????, k?mikos "of or pertaining to comedy" from ????? - k?mos "revel, komos via the Latin c?micus) denotes a hybrid medium ...en.wikipedia.org
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3. DC ComicsThe official DC Comics web page. Plenty of information about all their titles. Listen to the Superman radio show. Chat, trivia questions, and an Email newsletter.www.dccomics.com
4. Marvel.com: The Official Site | Iron Man, Spider-Man, Hulk, X ...Enter Marvel.com, the best place to connect with other fans and get news about comics' greatest super-heroes: Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, the X-Men, and more.marvel.com
5. GoComics.comIncludes comic strips, editorial comics and columns that can be delivered via e-mail.www.gocomics.com
6. Comics UK - HomeComics UK is dedicated to those great institutions, the British Comic and Story Paper dating back from the the late Victorian era through Beano to 2000AD and beyond.www.comicsuk.co.uk
7. Comics - Digital SpyThe latest news about comics and comic books on Digital Spy.www.digitalspy.co.uk
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9. Grand Comics DatabaseIndexing every comic book ever made from all over the world. Online searchable database and email chat.www.comics.org
10. Comics - The Washington PostA daily dose of comic strips and editorial cartoons featuring favorites like Dilbert, Baby Blues, Doonesbury and Tom Toles. Select a comic type.www.washingtonpost.com
11. Comics and editorial cartoons - Yahoo! NewsFind the latest comics and editorial cartoons on Yahoo! News. Get your daily webcomics including Garfield, Doonesbury, Dilbert and Peanutsnews.yahoo.com