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The Tex Avery Tribute is a surviving independent fan site devoted to the animator behind Droopy, the Wolf, Screwy Squirrel, and a style of cartoon timing that still echoes through animation decades later.
The Hawaii Five-O Home Page has been online since 1994 and grew into a dense fan-built reference covering episode guides, music, cast research, newsletters, scripts, title sequences, trivia, ratings, conventions, and decades of accumulated show history.
Whatsits Galore has been online since 2000 and still updates its sprawling mix of Disneyana, Scooby-Doo, Star Wars, TV glitches, Sherlock Holmes, Tarzan, quizzes, collectibles, catchphrases, and gloriously miscellaneous fan pages.
Juan Soulie's Civilization II CheckPoint survives as a 1997 fan-built strategy hub with maps, scenarios, files, tactics, links, and player suggestions for a Civilization III that did not exist yet.
XVR27's Weird Al Yankovic homepage survives as a sprawling fan-built reference full of lyrics, subject indexes, transcripts, odd recordings, and links that later reference works still cite.
Jalal Noureddine's Prince of Persia Unofficial Website grew into a deep fan archive of manuals, maps, ports, patches, translations, mods, screenshots, and technical oddities.
PenCapChew.com collected Nirvana news, photographs, books, and an Aberdeen map of band-related landmarks in the fan-site era before social platforms centralized music fandom.
West Mansion has documented Namco's Splatterhouse games since 2001, preserving obscure ports, fangames, ROM hacks, interviews, artwork and vanished fan projects.
Kelesis' old fan site documents Compile shooters, Zanac X Zanac, PC shooting games, artwork, music and the surrounding culture of a developer whose history could easily fragment across dead forums.