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GPF Fan Sites:

• The Faultie Circuit — Faultie Unit Squared from the forum has entirely too much time on his hands, as he's put together this awesome collection of GPF fan pages. Ranging from Gamester sightings to the ever handly Surreptitious Machinations reference guide and even Dexter's Conspiracy Central, this is by far the largest and most comprehensive GPF-related site outside of the "gpf-comics.com" domain. And brand new to the mix is the Official Unofficial GPF Wiki, which needs your help to flesh it out.

Other Web Comics and Related Sites:

Special Web Comic Events:

• Keenspot Bikeeni Spots Illustrated — For several years, our old host Keenspot held a series of "Sports Illustrated" style pin-up events that proved wildly popular, so popular the event was emulated and parodied throughout the webcomics world. We only participated in the first Bikeeni 2000 event, but the sequels Bikeeni 2001 and Bikeeni 2002 also featured your favorite Keenspot hunks and babes cheesing for the camera. Don't worry... it's the cartoon characters you'll see in swimsuits, not the artists....
• Hallowkeen 2000 — Check out what sort of ghoulish, vile thoughts float around in the heads of Keenspot cartoonists! The morbid and the macabre are the order of the month, and you'll never know what sick, demented images will leap out of your monitor! Enter at your own risk!
• Online Comics Day — Also formerly known as Webcomics Awareness Day or Webcomics Appreciation Day. This annual (or semi-annual) event attempts to draw attention to the hard work and dedication that online cartoonists, whether they be professionals or hobbyists, put into their craft. This usually takes place on May 5th each year, which just happens to be the same day as the National Cartoonists Society's National Cartoonists Day.

Web-Based Comics: (listed alphabetcially)

Absurd Notions BoxJam's Doodle Bruno the Bandit Calvin and Hobbes Clan of the Cats, The College Roomies from Hell!!! Dungeons & Denizens El Goonish Shive Evil Inc. Falling Dream, The Freefall Funny Farm Gaming Guardians Gene Catlow Goblins Goats Help Desk HOSERS Inverloch Kevin & Kell Lowest Common Denominator

Newshounds No Pink Ponies Nukees Ozy & Millie Penny & Aggie Real Life Rogues of Clwyd-Rhan, The Schlock Mercenary Sluggy Freelance Soap on a Rope Something Happens Suburban Jungle, The Superosity Toy Trunk Railroad User Friendly Wandering Ones, The Wapsi Square Zap! Zebra Girl Zortic

Comic-Related Sites: (listed alphabetically)

• AstroNerdBoy's Comic Strips!! — AstroNerdBoy has a huge listing of kewl online comics and official web sites for your favorite syndicated strips. Tons o' fun! Surf on over there and check it out. NOW!
• Comic Genesis — Formerly known as Keenspace, this is Keenspot's free hosting service for anyone interested in starting an online comic. Free automation, templates, community support... all you have to do is sign up and upload your comics. With well over 6000 comics already hosted there, it's well established and well recognized throughout the online comics community.
• Guild of Evil Cartoonists — I am not a member of the Guild. The Guild does not exist. You don't want to click this link. I can't be held responsible for what happens if you do.
• Modern Tales — Often considered a competitor to Keenspot, the Modern Tales family of sites hosts many other well-crafted comics, most of which are served under a subscription model. MT is also home to Webcomics Nation, a service similar to a paid version of Comic Genesis.
• OnlineComics.net: An Online Comics Search Engine And Directory - Browse several genres of online comics including Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Humor, Mystery, Sci-Fi, Super Hero, and Suspense.
• Wahoo! — Similar in setup to Yahoo!, this site features an online directory listing of comic-related sites, including online comics like GPF.
• WebComics — WebComics is a kewl collection of online comics, all brought to you in one place. Think of it as the online equivalent of the funny pages in your local newspaper. Plus, you can customize it to show only the strips you want. Go check it out!

More of Jeff's Art Online:

• The GPF Art Gallery — Mustn't forget our very own art gallery here. Just a few more pictures thrown together my me, until I can find a better use for the server space.

Kewl Sites of Geek Interest:

• eviscerati.org — Because the computer industry had it coming.
• HoaxBusters at CIAC — This interesting site is maintained by the CIAC, a section of the U.S. Department of Energy devoted to discovering, categorizing, and notifying the public aboutcomputer viruses. While the CIAC website is interesting in and of itself, HoaxBusters seeks the educate the public about virus hoaxes and chain letters. Not sure if that Bud Frogs Screensaver warning e-mail is legitimate or not? Here's the place to find out! Highly recommended for newbies!
• Protonic.Com — Ever dreamed of free technical support? Well, here's the place to find it. Protonic.Com is a collective of volunteers who are willing to help you with just about any computer related question. Just pop in, submit a question, and get an answer, without spending a single dime. A very nifty concept, with lots of potential.
• The Jargon File — Also known in the print world as the The New Hacker's Dictionary, the Jargon File is the ultimate final word in geekdom and hackerdom. Don't know a geek from a hacker from a "warez d00d"? Then here's the official unoffical place to look.
• SlashDot — News for nerds. If you haven't heard of this site, you're not a real geek, like it or not. Definitely the place for Linux hype, both real and imagined. (Although GPF has never officially been "slashdotted," we're always grateful for all those Slashdot Faulties who put us in their sig lines. Thanks, gang!)
• NewsForge — Hard news for the Open Source world. If you think SlashDot is all talk, then here's where to go for real news with real meat.
• Pathways: Women in Computer Science — Formerly called "Girls Who Wear Glasses," this is the ultimate site for the she-geek in your life. Thought-provoking, humors articles and useful links from a real-life Ki. Especially make sure to read the essay The Guys' Guide to Geek Girls to find out what means female geeks really tick.

GPF Links Off-Site:

• Interview of Jeff Darlington by the online comic 'zine for women, Sequential Tart. From March 2001.
• Getting to Know: Jeff Darlington article by Jen Contino posted at COMICON.com PULSE, posted September 16, 2002.
• Gasps and Guffaws: Balancing Humor and Drama in Webcomics, an article by Jeff, posted at Comixpedia on August 18, 2003.
• Community Interview of Jeff at Comixpedia, posted June 27, 2004.
• Wikipedia article about GPF. As constantly updated as Wikipedia gets.
• "'User Friendly' and 'GPF' creators on comics and operating systems": an interview with Jeff and User Friendly's Illiad over at Linux.Com, posted November 7, 2005.
• "Darlington & The GPF Enter Year Eight": an interview with Jeff about GPF's eighth year and how online comics have changed since its inception, by Jen Contion of COMICON.com's The PULSE, posted November 21, 2005.
• KeenCAST Episode 4: A New Podcast: Jeff gets grilled by the Two Chrises (Layfield and Daily) on Keenspot's short-lived KeenCAST, posted February 27, 2006
• The General Protection Fault episode of the Jesus Geek podcast digs into the inner workings of GPF and touches on a number of Jeff's side projects and ideas. Posted April 25, 2007.