Links!

Links

Here's the best of the best sites to visit, and most likely you've already visited them. It's my honor t' call these folks friends, and I try to thank them for being friends by giving a link to their homepages. Thanks, evryone.

Here's the best possible page for the new Macrophile to begin, in my opinion. It's where I first made 'contact' with the macrophilic community back in '98, and my life hasn't been quite the same since! What're ya waiting for? Go! Just don't forget to come back!

Macrophile.com		Another masterpiece of Macro pages, This is basically a mix-mash of some of the top Macro artists and writers around, including most of my friends. If you haven't been there, you haven't seen anything yet.
Lysozyme		I first had heard of Lysozyme back when I first joined up, and actually had the chance to meet him while I was living in North Carolina. He can really jam with his art supplies! I definitely recommend taking a look at this site, because it's just getting better every day! Thanks, Lyso!
Rexx_Wolfe	http://rexx_wolfe.wuffpaws.com/	Here's a good friend of mine's new site, he's a budding wolf artist and all around nice guy. Not many places you can find a yin-yang personality. Literally. Be careful if his fur's black...
Talos/SilverClaw	Link Unavailable	My best buddy Talos/Silverclaw has his li'l niche of the internet, too. Info on just what a Black Celestial Dragon eats/breathes/yiffs into the ground can be accessed here. Mrrr.
Duncan_Roo	http://www.macrophile.com/~duncanroo/	Another super-friend (and also near the same shade of green) of mine is known around (and above) town as Duncan. Tons of GreenRoo fun at this site, indeed!
Doral	http://members.tripod.com/doral-lizard	Doral, half dinosaur, half lizard, half dragon, and all around Gex-lookalike contest winner has his own li'l chunk of the web over here!
Rogue	http://www.macrophile.com/~rogue	Hmm. How to elaborate. He's 90 ft tall. Half-wolf, half (well, all) Destruction and chomping machine! Definitely my kinda wuff!
Uncle Kagemushi	http://www.unclekage.com/	Look! Up on the stage! It's a labcoat! It's an Italian Hat! It's....Kagemushi! Here's the man behind the 'roach himself, in full Anthrocon chairman glory and still peddling his videos.
Ken Sample	http://www.pumapaw.com/	In my opinion, the best macro artist on the 'net. He's the guy who made the masterpiece that hangs on my wall, and graces my homepage. If you like furry at all, Thou Shalt See Sample.
TeaselBone	http://www.macrophile.com/~teaselbone/	What do you get when a little wolf likes big paws? Well, besides a few city pawprints, you get Teasel's Basement
Geemo	http://www.lavadomefive.com/members/geemo/	Geemster here has a great site. Flash enabled and all. Great artist, great movies. An' he drew me, too ;}
Phaeton	http://www.megafur.org	Phaeton's site, still under renovation as of this post, but where else can you see a 50km+ horse 'accidentally' step on a zip code. Mrowl.

Other Links!

Boomer Express www.boomerexpress.com Of course I'm gonna put my own comic strip first on the list of my favorite comic strips. Take a look and enjoy the comics I've made! Yes, it gets macro!

Sluggy Freelance www.sluggy.com What can I say? Sluggy Freelance is pretty much the #1 comic strip on the web. I aspire to achieve a level of notoriety half as good as his... go take a look if you've never seen it before... thousands of comic strips, all hilarious and involving. Plenty of characters, wacky storylines, plot twists and fun!

Kevin and Kell www.kevinandkell.com Bill Holbrook is one of those guys that just rock. He does not one, not two, but THREE syndicated comic strips! He's the only nationally syndicated cartoonist who knows me by name, and actually reads >my< comic strip as well! (See above!) We see each other at Anthrocon every year, and meet up for the Kevin and Kell Social dinner that's held there every year at TGI Friday. It's worth the donation to K&K to join in this annual event, if you can make it :)

Gaming Guardians www.gamingguardians.com Graveyard Greg does the writing for this, and four other comic strips, all of which are easily accessible on the main site. This comic is about Greg himself and his work with the Gaming Guardians, a rather dice and dungeons type of people who keep the evils at bay while trying to get their own lives straight. Go take a look, but be warned... his plotlines and characters and subthemes are overwhelming... you have to read everything to know how it works...

Dragon Tails www.dragon-tails.com A wonder from down under, this is a 3D computerized comic done by Tim Dawson, an australian I may meet in August '05 when I travel to Australia... It's all about a family of young dragons and their adventures in the forest... and the future... the past, in orbit, in town, at the Dragon Races... it's pretty good, not funny all the time, but worth a read!

Bruno the Bandit www.brunothebandit.com Another dragon appears in this strip, though she's just the main character's sidekick. Very nice work overall and Ian McDonald's doing much better at it every day. Be wary of heavy punnage, almost each and every comic strip has a groaner of a title...

Ozy and Millie www.ozyandmillie.com David Simpson is a guy who I can relate to. He not only does a rather insightful comic strip that's even won a major award, he also does political cartoon strips at his other site, I Drew This. It's a simple site that gets the humor across well, again, reading the archive is the best way to get most of the jokes, plenty to read :)

Suburban Jungle www.suburbanjungle.com John Robey is another Keenspot comic artist along the lines of Graveyard Greg up above. His strip is about daily life of Tiffany Tiger and her friends. Very great guy, one of my best friends in the comic strip world. Go take a look :)

Funny Farm Comics www.funnyfarmcomics.com Ryan Smith not only shares my first name, but also my passion for Japanese culture, though while I appreciate Godzilla and other giant monsters, his passion lies with Transformers and their escapades. He does a really keen strip each and every day... I wish I could be as productive with my plots and storylines, but I have college and work to attend to as well, and am quite lazy with drawing stuff... Take a look if you have some hours to kill, and read more comics!

Boomer Express	www.boomerexpress.com	Of course I'm gonna put my own comic strip first on the list of my favorite comic strips. Take a look and enjoy the comics I've made! Yes, it gets macro!
Sluggy Freelance	www.sluggy.com	What can I say? Sluggy Freelance is pretty much the #1 comic strip on the web. I aspire to achieve a level of notoriety half as good as his... go take a look if you've never seen it before... thousands of comic strips, all hilarious and involving. Plenty of characters, wacky storylines, plot twists and fun!
Kevin and Kell	www.kevinandkell.com	Bill Holbrook is one of those guys that just rock. He does not one, not two, but THREE syndicated comic strips! He's the only nationally syndicated cartoonist who knows me by name, and actually reads >my< comic strip as well! (See above!) We see each other at Anthrocon every year, and meet up for the Kevin and Kell Social dinner that's held there every year at TGI Friday. It's worth the donation to K&K to join in this annual event, if you can make it :)
Gaming Guardians	www.gamingguardians.com	Graveyard Greg does the writing for this, and four other comic strips, all of which are easily accessible on the main site. This comic is about Greg himself and his work with the Gaming Guardians, a rather dice and dungeons type of people who keep the evils at bay while trying to get their own lives straight. Go take a look, but be warned... his plotlines and characters and subthemes are overwhelming... you have to read everything to know how it works...
Dragon Tails	www.dragon-tails.com	A wonder from down under, this is a 3D computerized comic done by Tim Dawson, an australian I may meet in August '05 when I travel to Australia... It's all about a family of young dragons and their adventures in the forest... and the future... the past, in orbit, in town, at the Dragon Races... it's pretty good, not funny all the time, but worth a read!
Bruno the Bandit	www.brunothebandit.com	Another dragon appears in this strip, though she's just the main character's sidekick. Very nice work overall and Ian McDonald's doing much better at it every day. Be wary of heavy punnage, almost each and every comic strip has a groaner of a title...
Ozy and Millie	www.ozyandmillie.com	David Simpson is a guy who I can relate to. He not only does a rather insightful comic strip that's even won a major award, he also does political cartoon strips at his other site, I Drew This. It's a simple site that gets the humor across well, again, reading the archive is the best way to get most of the jokes, plenty to read :)
Suburban Jungle	www.suburbanjungle.com	John Robey is another Keenspot comic artist along the lines of Graveyard Greg up above. His strip is about daily life of Tiffany Tiger and her friends. Very great guy, one of my best friends in the comic strip world. Go take a look :)
Funny Farm Comics	www.funnyfarmcomics.com	Ryan Smith not only shares my first name, but also my passion for Japanese culture, though while I appreciate Godzilla and other giant monsters, his passion lies with Transformers and their escapades. He does a really keen strip each and every day... I wish I could be as productive with my plots and storylines, but I have college and work to attend to as well, and am quite lazy with drawing stuff... Take a look if you have some hours to kill, and read more comics!