[Mostly Muppet Dot Com] Since I’m in the process of jumping back on the comic book bandwagon, I’ve been spended a good deal of time on the official sites for most of the comic book publishers - mostly DC & Marvel. Marvel has just relaunched their site to incorporate a Wiki for their Marvel Universe section.
Some related posts from Technorati and Google.
[Ferretpress.com] Ferret Press/PANEL Weblog: "If you generated a wiki -- essentially, a networked, highly-hyperlinked directory of information -- in advance of a comics series' release, and stamped the book with the URL of the wiki... and, conceivably, even somehow marked pages and panels with URLs that take you inside the wiki structure, in any of a variety of ways from subtle to as blatant and clunky as that old editorial-note caption box that littered Marvel comics of old...
[Comicon.com] COMICON.com: WARREN ELLIS' THE MINISTRY 5: Comics & Ideas: A wiki, from Wikipedia's definition: "A wiki is a type of website that allows anyone visiting the site to add, remove as well as edit all content, quickly and easily, without the need for registration, which makes it an effective tool for collaborative writing. The term wiki is a shortened form of wiki wiki which is from the native language of Hawaii (Hawaiian), where it is commonly used as an adjective to denote something "quick" or "fast" (Hawaiian dictionary).
Reflected tags on Technorati: Blog, Zoom, Openpedia.org