On June 16th, 2020, several women came forward to discuss Warren Ellis' emotional abuse. I believe them. Since I didn't want to leave a fan site up without noting the issue, I added my commentary and some links to the front page.

If you've an ounce of perception you'll have noticed that I sprinkle my links heavily throughout the site. This is the all in one menu.

	DC Comics/Helix
	The publisher. We like them. You can find some of Spider's columns here.
	Warren Ellis
	His own personal Web page, Smoke Damage. Do not miss this.
	Darick Robertson
	He's got a fan page all to himself, and it's a nice one, too.
	Read Pheasant Throughout
	Nick Eden's reviews page has a review of issue #5. Favorable, of course.
	Pupin Grove
	Another Transmetropolitan fan page! Excitement grows. Not a lot of material, but he does have original reviews.
	Hunter S. Thompson
	A big fat whopping influence on Spider, along with...
	H. L. Mencken
	Tom Wolfe (he used to be a journalist, not just an indifferent writer!)
	Bob Woodward (him too!)
	George Plimpton
	Nick Broomfield
	"and a dozen more," says Warren.
	The Mars Direct Information Page (#3)
	Norman Spinrad (#5)
	Transhuman.com (#6)
	CTHEORY (#7)
	The Sweeney (#8)
	Bare-Faced Messiah (a biography of L. Ron Hubbard) and The Transmet Feed (#9)
	These are the Web sites Warren recommends in the lettercol.
	Garth Ennis
	Is the writer most akin to Warren, if anyone is at all. Except Garth has this thing about American culture. It's hard to describe.
	Grant Morrison
	Is my other favorite comic writer, so you're stuck with this link, but I'll tap dance quickly and claim that Grant and Warren share a millenial attitude all too rare in comics today and that'll make it all better.
	Jonah Weiland's Comic Book Resources
	It's the best site on the Internet for comic book resources, so I threw it in. He doesn't have everything, but he's got a darned good overview.