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Take the train to some
interesting places.
The Green
Line: Politics and Current
Events
- NPR: National Public Radio, the best
source for news in our nation.
- Air America: The country's
liberal talk radio network, live.
- Dailykos: A liberal political blog
to
which I am addicted.
- The Word From Rome:
If you are fascinated by the Vatican, as I am, this weekly column by an
NPR commentator and NCR reporter is indispensible.
The Yellow Line: Personal
Favorites
The Blue
Line: Comics and Scholarship
about Comics
- ComicsResearch.org: Gene
Kannenberg's website includes a bibliography of comics scholarship, a
catalog of comics-related dissertations and theses, links to other
comics-related pages, and other valuable comic scholarship resources.
- NACAE: National
Association of Comic Art Educators, complete with lesson plans, links
to other scholars, and more.
- IJOCA: The International Journal of
Comics Art, edited by John Lent. The only printed journal devoted to
comics scholarship.
- ImageTexT: A new
online and refereed academic journal devoted to comics scholarship and
run out of the University of Florida.
- Gallery of
Comic Art: I'm obsessed with comic book art and this site is huge.
A guaranteed time-waster.
The Red
Line: Gaming
- TPK: The Yahoo
Group dedicated to
the roleplayers of D U Game in Riverside, California.
- Eberron:
Wizard's home page for the Eberron setting, which I used for a
successful tabletop campaign.
- Crucible City:
An online game which I helped create (an original setting superhero RPG
using the Mutants & Masterminds
system). Y!group
- Mutants & Masterminds:
The home page for the game, including large bulleting boards, a column
from the designer, and update files. The only superhero game I play any
more.
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