Comics creation tools 

• MakeBeliefsComix 
• Strip Designer
• Seedling Comic Creator apps   
• Halftone 2   
• Comic Life
• Portaportal: Resources and examples of using Comic Life
• Stripgenerator
• Speechable: Add dialogue balloons to pictures 
• Strip Creator
• Garfield's Comic Creator
• ReadWriteThink: Comic Creator
• ReadWriteThink: Activities using Comic Creator
• Toondoo: create comics
• Comic Strip Generator
• Comeeko
• Mai'Nada Comics
• Project Cartoon 
• Read Write Think Comic Creator 2.0
• Zam's Quest
• BalloonTales
• Computer comic font
• Tools for Comics Creators

Activities using comics

• How to Use Make Beliefs Comics
• Making Comics As Scholarship
• Free-ebooks from Make Beliefs Comics for ELL studies to add words into bubbles
• Kevin Hodgson: Teaching Literacy Skills with Quality Comics
• Transforming Your Photos into Comic Strips. The New York Times
• Making Visual Narratives: Resources on comics and graphic novels
• Lists of comics
• Graphic Texts in the Classroom
• The Comic Book Database
• Gamics.com
• Marvel Digital Comics
• History of comics
• Top Ten Comic Book Characters of All Time
• Webcomics
• Dark Horse Comics
• Comics2film: comics that have been made into films
• Comics
• Links to newspaper comic strips and political cartoons
• Yahoo: lots of comic book links
• Comic books for young adults
• E-zine: links to Indy Magazine/independent comics
• Grand Comic Book Database
• The Comic Book Homepage 
• 1,043 comic strips/panels
• 145 online comic books
• Comics Archive
• Web Comics
• Comics site

Resources for studying and using comics and graphic novels

• Guide to Comic Books
• National Writing Project: Digital Comics Spur Students' Interest in Writing
• National Association of Comic Art Educators
• Graphic Texts in the Classroom
• Comics in the Classroom: Resources for Teachers
• Slideshare: Tap into the World of Comics
• ComicsResearch: Comics Scholarship Annotated Bibliographies
• ImageText: Interdisciplinary Comics Studies
• Comics: Curriculum and teaching resource site
• Association of College and Research Libraries: Comics and Graphic Novels
• University of Florida: Comics Studies
• Henry Jenkins: Comics as transmedia genre
• Derek Santos: comics
• ComixTalk: Site for discussion of digital comics
• Michigan State University Library, Comic book genres
• Comic Book Resources
• Minneapolis City Pages: Annual comics edition
• Words and Pictures Virtual Museum
• James Branch Cabell Literacy: Comic Arts Collection
• Michael Rhode: Comics Research Bibliography
• New York City Comic Book Museum 

Creating print comic books

• James Carter: ReadWriteThink Lesson: Creating comics
• Creating Comics
• David Law: Writing Comic Books
• David Law: Writing Comic Books(2)
• Joe Edkin Writing for Comic Books
• James Hudnall: Writing Comics

Teaching Comics

• Comic Book Project
• Comics in the Classroom Project
• Teaching Comics
• Guide to Comic Books
• Creating biographical comics
• Apple Educator Showcase: Digital Tableux: Using Comic Life to create portrayals of literary characters
• Rich Shea, Comics in the Clasroom, Teacher Magazine
• Comics and films
• Beyond the Funnies: Create Your Own Comics
• Comics Font and Lettering
• Webquest: Comic Strips
• David Law: Creating Comics
• Webquest: Create a Super Hero
• Gene Yang, Comics in Education
• Read/Write/Think unit: Comics in the Classroom
• Read/Write/Think unit: Dale Jacobs: The Comic Book Show and Tell
• Hill, R.  (2002), The Secret Origin of Good Readers: A Resource Book.
• (pdf, online book).
• Comics Worth Reading: reviews
• Comic Books for Young Adults
• Girls in the Comics
• National Association of Comics Art Educators
• The Comics Journal
• Teachers Guide to Using Professional Cartoonists
• Study Guides: Teaching Comics
• Steve Higgins, Advocating Comics, Broken Frontier
• Comics blog
• Comics in Education
• Scott McLeod's Inventions
• Comic Rubric
• National Association of Comics Art Educators 
• Cary, Stephen. Going graphic: Comics at work in the multilingual classroom. Heinemann.
• McCloud, S.  (2006).  Making comics: Storytelling secrets of comics, manga and graphic novels.  Harper.
• Withrow, S. (2003). Toon art: The graphic art of digital cartooning.  Watson-Guptill.
• Withrow, S., & Barber, J.  (2005).   Webcomics: Tools and techniques for digital cartooning.  Barons Books.

Graphic Novels

• Study: Use of a graphic novel to teach information literacy/research skills to college students
• Teaching with Graphic Novels, NewLits
• Jessica Abel: What is a Graphic Novel?
• Columbia University's graphic novels site
• Stanford Graphic Novels Project
• Mercer County Library: Graphic novels
• Articles in Vision Quest on responding to and creating graphic novels
• ALAN Review: article on graphic novels
• Art Spiegelman's MAUS: Working-Through The Trauma of the Holocaust
• Jessica Abel: What is a Graphic Novel? (a visual introduction to the genre)
• Frank Miller's Sin City
• Digital Manga Novels
• No Flying, No Tights
• Carter, J. B.  (2007).  Building Literacy Connections with Graphic Novels: Page by Page, Panel by Panel.  Urbana, IL: National Council of Teachers of English.
• Chinn, M. (2004).  Writing and Illustrating the Graphic Novel: Everything You Need to Know to Create Great Graphic
• Works. Hauppauge: Barron’s, 2004.
• Gorman, M.  (2003).  Getting Graphic! Using Graphic Novels to Promote Literacy with Preteens and Teens. Worthington:
• Linworth, 2003.

Online graphic novels/TV series

• All Ages Graphic Novel Created Using Scribus, Inkscape, Gimp
• Recommended Graphic Novels for Public Libraries
• E-sheep
• NYC2123
• Full Story
• The Elixir
• Art Bomb: graphic novels
• http://www.nbmpublishing.com/
• NBC's Heroes: TV series employing graphic design

Graphic novel reviews/teaching

• Using Graphic Novels in the Classroom
• Manga School: Forums and tech support for manga writing
• Schwarz, G. (2007). Graphic novels of multiple literacies. Journal of Adolescent and Adult Literacy
• Best Graphic Novels Reviewed
• No Flying No Tights: reviews of graphic novels for teens
• 101 Best Graphic Novels
• School Library Journal: Graphic Novels Roundup
• Gorman, M (2002, August 1). What Teens Want: 30 Graphic Novels you Can't Live Without. School Library Journal
• The Librarian's Guide to Anime and Manga
• Recommended Graphic Novels for Public Libraries
• http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Study/4273/graphic.html
• http://www.rambles.net/gnovels.html
• Manga/Graphic Novels
• No Flying No Tights: teen reviews of graphic novels
• Webquest: Net Force—the uses of graphics on the Web based on graphics in comic books
• Chandler-Olcott, K., & Mahar, D. (2001). Considering genre in the digital literacy classroom. Reading Online,5(4). (teaching Anime genre forms)

Electronic Zines and Magazines

• OpenZine: Create Your Own Magazine
• Glossi: Create online magazines
• ZineWiki: lots of links to e-zines
• E-zine search: locate e-zines by category
• The British Library: Zines
• Zine World: A Readers' Guide to the Underground Press
• ZineBook: E-Zine Tips and Tricks
• Livejournal: A community of zines
• Bamboozled
• Respect E-Zine
• Teen Voices
• Pike Magazine
• Conduit