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The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund was founded in 1986 as a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of First Amendment rights for members of the comics community. Comics are a form of literature. Stand up for your rights. Support the CBLDF! Comics in the Classroom Run by a Canadian schoolteacher, this is a web resource for lesson plans using comic books in schools, as well as reviews and links to family friendly books and retailers. Friends of Lulu Friends of Lulu is a national nonprofit organization whose purpose is to promote and encourage female readership and participation in the comic book industry. The Hero Foundry The Hero Foundry is a Non Profit Organization that is dedicated to inspiring the youth of today to become the heroes of tomorrow. Their goal is to provide comic books, graphic novels and similar literature to children through libraries, schools, hospitals, and other organizations that lack the financial resources to supply these materials. Why comics? To increase literacy, inspire creativity, and most importantly, to provide positive role models and moral guidance to today’s youth The Hero Initiative The Hero Initiative exists because many Golden Age or Silver Age creators toiled in comics' earlier days for low pay and with a nonexistent pension plan. Very often, writers would work for a penny a word, or artists for $5 a page with no chance of ownership and no pension. Today, many of these people who laid the groundwork that today's comic industry works on may be in financial need. The Hero Initiative is dedicated to helping yesterdays creators with emergency medical aid, financial support for essentials of life, and entree back into paying work. Heroes 4 Heroes Heroes For Heroes works directly with members of the United States Military and the general public to provide portable media to active troops. Our primary goal is to amplify troop morale by keeping our men and women in uniform culturally tuned-in. We gather, organize, and send entertainment material such as comic books, DVDs, CDs, books, magazines, MP3 players, and game systems. 13th Circle (Crab Scrambly-writer/artist) Antihero Comics (David Hopkins-writer) Art Gallery Worldwide The Beat (comics news blog) Bernie Wrightson (artist) Blambot: Comic Fonts & Lettering Blood Fire Studios (comic book publisher) Broken Frontier (comics news site) Brom (artist) The Bullet Angelica Chi-Comics (Jen Feinberg, Todd Meister) Comic Book Resources (comics news site) Comic Monsters ComicSpace (social networking) The Comic Zone - (Internet Radio Show) Creating Comics Daniel Warner (writer/artist) Daren Bader (artist) Dave Stevens (writer/artist) Devon Devereaux (writer/artist) Digital Apocalypse Studios (Chad Michael Ward) Digital Webbing Donna Ricci (model) Eyesuck Ink- Alex Pardee (writer/artist) Fanboy Radio (Internet Radio Show) Frank Frazetta (artist) Free Comic Book Day Fluxus Records/Cheeky Press Gene Colan (artist) GeekRoundTable (podcast) Heart Shaped Skull (aaron a.) Jon Ascher (writer/artist) Joshua Ellingson (artist) Josie Nutter (model) Ken Meyer, Jr. (artist) KomiKazee (Comics news site) Kthree.org (artist) Little Gloomy Mad Creator Productions (Gris Grimly) More Funner - Jeromy Cox (writer/artist/colorist) OPi8.com- New Dark Culture Pin-Up Toons: Rion Vernon (artist) Pocket Full of Posiez Pulse (comics news site) PvP (Scott Kurtz-writer/artist) Question Sleep- Jhonen V. (writer/artist) Rachael Huntington (artist/model) Rayel Friesen (artist) Reppeteaux (writer/artist) Rogue Creations Rusty Sherrill (writer/artist) Senti (artist) Sequential Tart (comics news site) Serena Valentino (writer) Sideshow Monkey (David Hartman) SLG Publishing (Slave Labor Graphics) SpookyLand- Roman Dirge (writer/artist) Steven Edmond (writer/artist) Studio Tavicat (Rikki and Tavisha Simons) Tara McPherson (artist) Tim Bradstreet (artist) Tommy Kovac (writer/artist) Tyson Mcadoo (artist) Violet Ant (Jeromy Cox) White Rabbit Studio (Danielle Bedics) Wicked Talent Will Eisner (writer/artist) YuniLand (Tommy Yune) Zooley Atlantis Fantasyworld (Santa Cruz, CA) Comic Gallery (San Diego, CA) Comic Universe (Fountain Valley, CA) Comickaze (San Diego,CA) ComicSmash (Studio City, CA) Dark Delicacies (Burbank, CA) Earth 2 (Sherman Oaks, CA) Forbidden Planet (UK) Golden Apple Comics (Los Angeles, CA) Green Brain Comics (Detroit, MI) Hijinx (San Jose, CA) (retail chain/online) Isotope Comics (San Francisco, CA) Mailordercomics '>Mailordercomics.com (online) Meltdown (Los Angeles, CA) Metropolis Comics & Collectibles (New York, NY) Mile High Comics (4 Colorado locations) Mycomicshop.com (online) Night-Flight Comics (Salt Lake City, UT) Reading Frenzy (Portland, OR) Zanadu Comics (Seattle, WA) Comic Shop Locator Service Just type in your zip code and find your nearest comic book retailer. The link above is for US and Canadian residents only. There is also a version for comic shop locations in Ireland and the United Kingdom .These are some non-profit websites and groups that create web sets and email signature tags from copyrighted artwork with permission from the copyright holders.
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