Web Sites

If Life Was a Comic Book is our new home site. Michael Netzer Online Portal remains the dormant home of articles, galleries and other content linking to it from the home site.

Michael Netzer Online, since June 2006. Initially named “rEvolution” and also briefly “Messiah Complexity”. Blog format containing pages and links for everything about Michael Netzer, including biographies, articles, art galleries, interviews and much more.

Growing Earth Consortium, August 2006. A compilation of discussions and articles from an online think-tank exploring the sciences relative to an emerging theory of a growing Earth and universe.

The New Comic Book of Life, January 2004. The first in the series of websites exploring essences of the comics mythology relative to an awakening in popular culture – and predicted ramifications it holds for the future of humanity. Reviewed prominently by Rich Johnston in Lying in the Gutters column.

The Comic Book Creator’s Party, November 2004. Produced on the heels of the 2004 U.S. Presidential elections, the site puts forth an essential socio-political platform inherent in the hero mythology of the comics, calling on a union of comics creators to make a bid for a role of leadership and statesmanship on the world stage. The site was adopted into the curriculum of the University of Maine Peace Studies program.

The Comic Book Creators’ Guild, February 2005. A beginning platform and call for establishing a comics creators guild, for improving conditions under which creators work. Includes a listing of professionals, an inspirational call to action by Mark Badger and a profile of award winning British writer/artist Bryan Talbot.

Flaming Sword Productions, March 2005. News and commentary in and around the comics industry, particularly promoting a production house for comics creators as a financial base for establishing The Comic Book Creators’ Guild. The site also launched art and stories for Portraits of the Creators Sketchbook.