***  COMIC BOOK CONVENTIONS.COM

URL:  http://www.comicbookconventions.com/

Brian Pate's site provides updates on major and local comic book 
conventions, plus associated toy, science fiction, and pop culture 
shows.  LOTS more links than what I've got here.


***  ONLINE COMICON

URL:  http://www.comicon.com/

This site, crafted by Rick Veitch and Steve Conley, approximates a real
comics convention.  Visit small press areas, pro areas, and the like.


***  COMIC CONVENTION SURVIVAL GUIDE

URL: http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Dungeon/1300/conguide.htm

This guide is basically a few posts from a newsgroup thread, but the 
information is still good.  If you've never been to a convention, it's 
a must-read.  By Michael R. Grabois.


***  COMIC BOOK PROFESSIONAL EMAIL ADDRESSES

URL: http://www.indyworld.com/comics/pro.html

A very complete list of email addresses (with a few links to web pages) 
put together by the people at indy Magazine.  Includes a few titles with 
which each creator is best associated.  By Jeff Mason.


***  COMICS CREATORS ON THE NET

URL: http://www.hoboes.com/html/Comics/Creators.html

Actually a collection of pages.  Links to creators on the web, comics 
companies on the web, and to reviews and interviews.  Nicely organized!
By Jerry Stratton.


***  COMICS PRO BIRTHDAYS

URL: http://www.digitalwebbing.com/

The folks at Digital Webbing post a list of pro birthdays every day.
Pretty cool site overall.  Check it out!


***  OTHER RAC.* COMICS FAQS (LIST)

URL: http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/

The rac.* FAQs (posted to rec.arts.comics.info and rec.arts.comics.misc)
have important information for any comics fan.  Checking them out is 
never a bad idea.  (rac.* stands for rec.arts.comics.* -- the "big 
sister" of the alt.comics.* hierarchy.)