Sites like martianlit.com

This Is Horror is a horror fiction and writing craft blog, podcast and publisher, featuring reviews, articles and interviews

Comic Book Historians, a blog of comic book history essays, interviews and guides by Alex Grand, covering Marvel, DC and more

Technoccult, a blog on occult, technology and cyberculture mirroring texts such as Kenneth Folingsby's future tale Meda

A British-based superhero comic called Vanguard, serialised online in issues, with its final issue and archive

Kel McDonald's comics website, with an ongoing blog and serialised comics such as Glass Diamonds and The City Between

Comichron, John Jackson Miller's archive of comic book sales charts and comics history research

Personal website of cartoonist Alec Longstreth with news, comics, illustration and animation portfolios, and links to his work

SEIBERTRON, a fan news site and forum covering Transformers toys, animation, comics and films, with news feeds and community discussion

SKTCHD is a subscription comic book site with articles, columns and podcasts by Eisner-winning David Harper

Isle of Elsi, a free fantasy adventure webcomic for kids by cartoonist Alec Longstreth of Santa Fe, New Mexico

Zub Tales, the personal blog and newsletter of comic writer Jim Zub, covering his comics work, convention appearances and tutorials

Dead Winter, a webcomic and printed comic book series with a store selling volumes, plus news on the creators' Lucky Ravens boardgame project

A free learning resource on making comics and graphic storytelling, with advice, tools, exercises and distribution guidance, by MakingComics.com

Crushing Krisis, a personal blog by a New Zealand writer covering comic reading orders, omnibus announcements, TV recaps and everyday life

Terminal Lance, a webcomic about Marine Corps life by Maximilian Uriarte, begun as a comic strip in 2010

Make It Then Tell Everybody is a podcast by Dan Berry interviewing comics creators about how they make their work

A personal blog by comic book retailer Mike Sterling on comics criticism, collecting, and the 1990s, written from his Camarillo store

Downthetubes.net, a British news blog on comics and graphic novels, founded in 1998 and written by John Freeman

A Victorian-era adventure webcomic set in the fictional West Yorkshire town of Widdershins, written and drawn by Kate Ashwin

Jess Nevins's personal website with reference works on pulps, Victoriana and encyclopedias, plus blog posts and a comics podcast

Questionable Content, a webcomic by Jeph Jacques following a cast of characters and their daily lives

Dan Berry's portfolio site from a UK cartoonist and illustrator, covering comics, books, custom lettering fonts, pens and music

Worlds Without End is a website cataloguing science fiction, fantasy and horror books by award, with news, lists and forums

Chimera Obscura, a personal site by Gil Roth and Amy Roth, hosting The Virtual Memories Show, a weekly interview podcast about books, art and life

Yishan Li's portfolio site presenting her work as a comic and manga artist and illustrator based in Shanghai, with titles such as Mary and Sugar

LitReactor is a writing site offering columns, essays, interviews, reviews and courses for authors and aspiring writers

A fantasy literature blog, Black Gate, featuring essays, reviews and forgotten-author retrospectives on pulp and sword-and-sorcery fiction

A collaborative online library of user-uploaded sound effects and field recordings under Creative Commons licences, with forums, charts and search

Penny Arcade, a webcomic, news, video and editorial site on video games and nerd culture by Jerry Holkins and Mike Krahulik

Strange Horizons, an online science fiction and fantasy magazine publishing fiction, poetry, essays, reviews and podcasts, funded by donations

Giant in the Playground Games is a webcomic publisher and shop for Rich Burlew's Order of the Stick comic and merchandise

A podcast hosting platform offering recording, publishing, statistics and monetization tools for independent podcasters, since 2005

Rue Morgue, a horror magazine covering film, books, games, and art, with interviews and reviews, in print since 1997

Calibre, a free open-source e-book management software for converting, organising and syncing e-books across devices

UK comedy news, reviews, quizzes and listings site Chortle covering stand-up, comedians, sitcoms and live gigs

Science Friday, an American science radio program and podcast with a website of episodes, reporting, and merchandise