Across the Internet, there are many fine spots where you can find out more about Pogo and Walt Kelly.  Here are a few of them...

www.igopogo.com -  A glorious website run by Miz Beaver (aka Marilyn K. White) who offers us essential data and fun facts about our favorite swamp folks.

www.pogo-fan-club.org - Steve Thompson's the President of the fan club and his site is also full of essential data, as well as stuff to buy.  You'll especially want copies of The Fort Mudge Most, which is an authorized magazine full of Kelly and Pogo.

The Pogo Page - And here's a page run by Chuck, a diligent Pogophile who also has lots of essential data.

We also suggest a visit to these sites which cover the worlds of comics and comic strips...

National Cartoonists Society - Homepage of the society of artists  who draw comic strips and cartoons.  Walt Kelly was once their Prez.

Bud Plant Illustrated Books - A good place to buy books and statuary, including those relating to Pogo.  And they have this page which tells all about Walt Kelly.

Parasol Records - Issuers of the new CD of the timeless musical extravaganza, Songs of the Pogo, written by Walt Kelly and Norman Monath, performed by Walt Kelly and an enthusiastic gaggle of Pogo singers.  Buy one.  Buy many.

And here are some sites run by Friends of Pogo...

www.POVonline.com and www.newsfromme.com - Two fabulous places to hang out and read all about comics and cartoons and parlor tricks and stuff like that, written by Mark Evanier, aka the guy who designed this page.  Which explains why he's first.

www.sergioaragones.com - When he was alive, some called Walt Kelly the fastest cartoonist in the business.  Today, Sergio seems to hold the title.

www.boneville.com - Official site of Jeff Smith and his epic comic book, Bone, one of the best uses of ink in years.  Jeff credits Walt Kelly as one of his key inspirations.

www.usagiyojimbo.com - Official site of Stan Sakai, creator of Usagi Yojimbo, one of the cleverest comics around.

Scott Shaw!'s Oddball Comics  - Every day, he takes some weird comic from his collection (sometimes even one by Kelly) and gets you to wondering why somebody published the thing.