Well, these aren't necessarily going to all be Thieves and Kings pages, just because there's so damn few of them out there! Anywhere, here's what I've found in my seekings and peekings...

• HEY, LOOK AT THIS! Thieves and Kings has its own official page!! Neat! GO LOOK AT IT!!
• Kris Keegan has written up a great page with character descriptions, issue synopses and more! She's also the moderator of the Indy Board at Jonah Wieland's Comic Book Resources.
• The excellent web zine Sequential Tart has an interview with Mark Oakley that is worth your time. Actually, the whole site is worth reading, but start with the interview. ;-)
• Eric Johnson is the sculptor who made that really neat Rubel statue shown on the back cover of issue #19. Go see his scan of the print of M'Oak's scan of pictures taken of the statue.
• Eastman has started work on his T&K page again, and says he's working on it every weekday! Go check it out and see what he's done.
• A short comment on Thieves and Kings, but hey, I really want to add some more links in here.
• A collection of the first 20 Thieves & Kings covers. Nothing else, though... :-(
• Herself the Elf, over at Medea Press seems to mention my site every time Thieves & Kings gets mentioned somewhere on the Internet. For being of such fine taste and cultured gentility, they're they're the first non-T&K site that gets linked to. They've even got some T&K artwork up. Go to the main site, and then choose the Images link from the left-hand bar. About three-quarters of the way down the page, click on the image of the swords. It sort of unfolds to reveal the painting. It's neat!
• Looking for somewhere to buy comics that isn't your local store, the publisher, or that just sells "Quality Earth Comics"? Try Mars Import. They even have a page dedicated to T&K, from which you can order any of the trade collections or any of the individual back issues! Huz-zah!
• Science Fiction and Fantasy World has both an interview and a review of the first TPB volume.

Well, that's it for now. I hope as more and more people hear about the series, I'll have more to link to. Last modified January 3, 2000.