History CloudCuckoolander / Webcomics

* ''Webcomic/MSPaintAdventures'' has a weird meta-example with ''the entire fan forum community''. [[InteractiveComic The majority of commands in the various series are suggested by the fans]], which leads to lots of [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs zany antics]] within the comics' continuities.

* ''Webcomic/{{Archipelago}}'' gives us Blitz. He's a bit of a tragic case, as he's a man-child whose mind was badly broken [[spoiler: in the same incident in which his eye was gouged out]], but with that aside, he's a happy-go-lucky [[ThePollyanna overly optimistic]] sidekick who is the poster child for AttentionDeficitOohShiny and goldmine for humor.

* The title character of ''Webcomic/{{Alice|Webcomic}}'' constantly escapes into fantasy - HilarityEnsues.

* James from ''Webcomic/WhatDoYouDo'' takes this UpToEleven; he once stops his party just to build a stone walrus, which he then levitates and uses as a mount. Really, the whole comic takes place in {{Cloudcuckooland}}.

* The main character of ''Webcomic/{{Shameless}}'' has a very childish view on things, such as her name.

%%* [[AwesomeMcCoolname Vagrant Grey]] from ''Webcomic/{{Atavism}}''.

%%* Everybody in ''Redmeat''.

* The eponymous character of ''[[http://www.kiwisbybeat.com/minus.html minus]]'' would normally qualify, dubbing herself Warrior Queen of the Ant People and wanting to grow up to be an elephant, if she weren't an omnipotent RealityWarper (with a dash of NightmareFuelStationAttendant) who ensures all her fantasies become reality.

* Largo from ''Webcomic/{{Megatokyo}}'' at first finds it hard to tell the difference between the real world and the video game world. Then it turns out the ''Megatokyo'' world is indeed a conglomeration of anime and video-game tropes. Which just shows you can be GenreSavvy and a [=Cloudcuckoolander=] at the same time; in fact, it can be an advantage if the situation you're in is itself insane. Largo is just CrazyAwesome; which helps him in the insanity of the setting.

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* Cailin Carver, from ''Webcomic/DearChildren'', is convinced that ghosts are real and that all the mysterious events in Hearthbrook are being caused by ghostly hauntings. She is also notably innocent for her age, and in particular seems to miss a lot of the romantic tensions between her friends.

** Mr. Middleman is introduced when the guys go to do some freelance work for him, only to find out that he appears to be a mafia don who uses {{Deadly Euphemism}}s to indicate the jobs he wants them to do are about killing people. When he hears that's what they thought later, he switches gears totally and berates them for being stupid for thinking so. The actual jobs he wants them to do are a pretty random collection of things. Later, when he's giving feedback for a babysitting job Riff did for him, he jumps back and forth between seeming to say he did a good job or bad, but ends with giving him a literal bucket of money because he thinks the fact that he got the kid really scared was a good thing.

** Mr. Middleman is introduced when the guys go to do some freelance work for him, only to find out that he appears to be a mafia don who uses {{Deadly Euphemism}}s to indicate the jobs he wants them to do are about killing people. When he hears that's what they thought later, he switches gears totally and berates them for being stupid for thinking so. The actual jobs he wants them to do are a pretty random collection of things. Later, when he's giving feedback for a babysitting job Riff did for him, he jumps back and forth unpredictably between seeming to say he did a good job or bad, but ends with giving him a literal bucket of money because he thinks the fact that he got the kid really scared was a good thing.

** Mr. Middleman is introduced when the guys go to do some freelance work for him, only to find out that he appears to be a mafia don who uses {{Deadly Euphemism}}s to indicate the jobs he wants them to do are about killing people. Later he switches gears totally and berates them for being stupid for thinking it meant that. The actual jobs he wants them to do are a pretty random collection of things. Later, when he's giving feedback for a babysitting job Riff did for him, he jumps back and forth unpredictably between seeming to say he did a good job or bad, but ends with giving him a literal bucket of money because he thinks the fact that he got the kid really scared was a good thing.

* Cailin Carver, from ''Webcomic/Dear Children'', is convinced that ghosts are real and that all the mysterious events in Hearthbrook are being caused by ghostly hauntings. She is also notably innocent for her age, and in particular seems to miss a lot of the romantic tensions between her friends.