| Amateur and Professional Cartooning Association: Trade group for professional and aspiring artists. |
| Anonima Fumetti - Italian Cartoonists Society: Italian Cartoonists Society's and the Italian Comic Art Centre. In Italian and English. |
| Caroline and Erwin Swann Foundation: Contains information about the Swann Fellowship in Caricature and Cartooning as well as links to the Swann Gallery and Library of Congress exhibitions, collections, and resources. |
| Cartoon Art Museum of San Francisco: A guide to this museum, contains information on exhibits. Also has an online store. |
| CartooNet: The Global Agency for Cartoonists, Illustrators and Animators. Cartoon and Comics Paradise: on-line comic shop, agency for artists, gallery, news, networking and links a plenty |
| Comic Book Legal Defense Fund: Exists to fight censorship and defend the first amendment rights of comic book professionals throughout the United States. |
| Failure: A loose confederation of cartoonists who have one thing in common: an independent spirit. Contains message board and comics-related links. |
| Friends of Lulu: National organization whose main purpose is to promote and encourage female readership and participation in the comic book industry. |
| Funtime Comics: A group of artists and enthusiasts from Christchurch, New Zealand who produce a regular comic anthology and work towards the promotion and discussion of the comics medium. |
| Harvey Awards: Honoring excellence in the Comics Industry since 1988. The only comics awards both nominated and selected by the full body of comics professionals. |
| Iranian Cartoonists on the Web: Biographies and sample cartoons for several Iranian cartoonists. |
| London Cartoon Gallery: Devoted to contemporary British cartoons, newspaper strips, cartoonist biographies and related merchandise. |
| National Cartoon Museum (NCM): Presents a gallery of artists and their work, advice for aspiring artists and a peek into the Museum store. |
| National Cartooning Competition: Information on the competition for primary and secondary schools in Australia, teaching cartooning and creativity. By the Australian Black and White Artists' Club and L. J. Hooker Ltd. |
| National Cartoonists Society: Information on recent legal issues, the Rueben award, how to become a cartoonist. Also, biographical notes on famed cartoonists. |
| New York City Comic Book Museum: Preserving the historical and artistic legacy of comic book culture. |
| Organized Readers of Comics Associated: Promotes reading of comic books. Offers free distribution of comic books to promote literacy and the business of comics. |
| Phoenix APA: An Amateur Press Association that promotes and discusses comic books, focusing on alternative and Vertigo comics. Members must contribute. |
| SmallPressComics.com: Devoted to the creation, promotion, and distribution of small press comics. Features message boards, a weekly chat, and a database of small press creators. |
| The Cartoonists' Guild UK: Online member directory, organised alphabetically and according to their works. |
| The Comic Art Preservation Society (CAPS): Dedicated to the preservation, study, and interpretation of fine comic, cartoon, and animation art with particular attention paid to artists of Western New York. Features a gallery of comic art, news, and links. |
| The National Association of Comics Art Educators: An organization which supports educators and academic institutions seeking resources for teaching comics art in the classroom. |
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