Media Resources/Web

Animation

• [Piki and Poko]: Charm-o-rama, with all its bubbly girly-cartoon references, and so very gender-queer.
• [Bitey of Brackenwood]. Very cute, life among the fae. Also, check out [Bing Bong of Brackenwood], [Prowlies] and[Sage].
• [Strawberry Shortcake]
• [Salad Fingers and Spoilsbury Toast Boy Series]: A Strange aesthetic and mindset. Spoilsbury includes mind-controlling beetles. Warning - possibly disturbing. "I like it when the Red Water comes out..."
• Mark Osborne's [More]: Get Happy™. (You may know this as the video for Kenna's "Hell Bent".)
• [Plush Toy Psycho-Therapists Needed] - Nothing quite says PBX to me like Mentally-Ill Plush-Toys!
• [Neko-Seesaw] - Balance the kitten on the seesaw, using your mouse to lift the edges. Enough momentum, and the kitten will bounce off the walls! Also, kitten will be launched with enough upward thrust!
• [Ready's Voyage]: A wheelchair-bound boy goes where only the creative can.
• [Samorost]: A Czechoslovakian fantasy adventure game, somewhat Down, very surreal. Best played in full-screen mode.

Comics

• John Boulton's [24-hour comic] about his alter ego Sasta coming to terms with post-existence.
• cory, [PockyBot]: Charmdown video-game/anime battles. Surreal, insane video-game/anime battles.
• Deadmouse's [Ballad]: Strangetopish meandering yarn about a marionette with a worm for a brain. Thrives on imagery and little dialogue.
• Patrick Farley, ["Chrysalis Colossus"]:
• Patrick Farley, ["Delta Thrives"]:
• Patrick Farley, ["The Jain's Death"]:
• Patrick Farley, ["Spiders"]:
• Patrick Farley, ["The Guy I Almost Was"]: Humorous look at the conflict between post-scarcity expectations of yesteryear and our current realities.
• Jack McLaren and Pat Spacek, ["The Parking Lot is Full"]: darkly-humored site about anti-authoritarianism and absurdist horror
• Dan Miller, [Kid Radd]: surreal animated pixel-art webcomic that puts all the other pixel-art webcomics to shame. No, check that, it puts most other webcomics in general to shame.
• Rjp, free thinker, water brother whom Zoe groks with fullness (especially [Concrete Burning])
• Jennifer Diane Reitz, ["Unicorn Jelly"]: Mysticism and hard science exist in a curious symbiosis in this tale of an alien universe, and it's indeterminate which prevails.
• Jennifer Diane Reitz, ["Pastel Defender Heliotrope"]: An innocent sex doll animated by a mysterious force transforms her oppressive society.
• Tailsteak, ["One Over Zero"]: Eventually works the lack of a fourth wall into a remarkably philosophical, character-driven story. Fun inspirations for crossing borders.
• Dan Shive, ["El Goonish Shive"]: Transformation guns, wacky hijinx, odd kinks, serious plot, and a squirrel-girl. Don't ask, just look.
• ["A Softer World"]: A Softer World is almost a Charm/Strange Fusion - a photo-comic, by turns sweet and very, very disturbing.

Journal Entries

• Echo, mostly untitled short stories (I know, I should shut up about myself...)
  • A somewhat [disturbing Eisenstimmenisch machine]
  • A [note of Strangeness]
  • [RITE] - written soon after I joined Puzzlebox
• Postvixen, the "Tukwila Boys" [series]: transcribed from two postcards OR sent XOR when their RL romance was still long-distance. This was not only Postvixen's first attempt to write in a surreal urban gnostic style, there are early cameo appearances of a couple of major Mess factions..

Other

• [A scholarly look at gaming theory]
• [Chernobyl], decades later - a photojournal of its present state. A slow decay, very Down, somewhat disturbing.
• [Disenchanted], website about futurist themes
• Website for [Eve the Novel]. Genetically spliced helper-creatures in a posthuman paradise. Extremely Topwarpian.
• [Orion's Arm]: Vast and ancient sephirotic archailects! Transhumans cladizing everywhere! You may already be part of the Metasoft Version Tree, or at least a collaborative possible future. Hi!
• [Warehouse 23], open a random box.
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• [Warning Labels] that might be seen in Down.
• [Zoom!] Intriguing collaborative art project.
• [The Bad Boys of Cyberspace] Let's hope we never need this.
• http://www.drooker.com/ Surrealist urbania. VERY Puzzlebox, especially Down.
• http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/~pbourke/curves/chrysanthemum/ Mathematicised flowers. Seems particularly Upwarpian.
• [No Pr0n] A highly complex series of puzzles, in which everything you need is usually on the page, whether you can see it or not. An exercise in research and lkogic.