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* ''WebComic/WhatsUpBeanie'' had quite a few comics not on the website:
** The FramingDevice of the book, which was Baby Beanie coming to the future to see how Adult Beanie is doing.
** Beanie's first move to New Zealand and adjusting to a new school and learning to speak English.
** Beanie and Mike meeting, falling in love, getting engaged, and then getting married.
** The FramingDevice of the book, which was Baby Beanie coming to the future to see how Adult Beanie is doing.
** Beanie's first move to New Zealand and adjusting to a new school and learning to speak English.
** Beanie and Mike meeting, falling in love, getting engaged, and then getting married.
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* When transforming ''Manga/IThinkOurSonIsGay'' from webcomics to print, Okura adds one page to the end of each chapter, which continues with the rest of the chapter. He also draws some print-exclusive chapters, such as Chapter 20 and 21.
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* There is a new extra comic included in one of the ComicBook/XWingSeries [[{{Anthology}} Omnibus]] collections, about Wedge being a DestructiveSavior and Luke defending him from angry townspeople.
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* ''WebComic/LetsSpeakEnglish'': an extra comic about Mary's first meal back in America, commentary on all the comics, and additional info about life in Kurihara.
* ''WebComic/SleeplessDomain'': Volume 1 contains info about the conception of the comic and early concept art of Team Alchemical.
* ''WebComic/SleeplessDomain'': Volume 1 contains info about the conception of the comic and early concept art of Team Alchemical.
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*''Webcomic/{{Henchgirl}}'': The trade paperback has bonus stand-alone comic strips featuring many of the characters, alternate cover art, and a selection of fan art.
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* ''Webcomic/CtrlAltDel'':
** The various print volumes contain commentary notes for various strips as well as various wallpapers and other artwork. The composition of the speech bubbles are also redone.
** The 1.0 10 Year Box Set contained the above, but also featured an epilogue to the original ending that [[spoiler: shows Ethan wind up in the distant future, where Zeke is a robot-kind ambassador Lucas is a prominent game developer and since deceased, and Lilah has moved on from Ethan, but they remain firm friends]]. As well, all the subscriber-exclusive comics were included (some of which expand or foreshadow the normal strips), and the strips were sorted so that the core storyline could be read in sequence.
** The various print volumes contain commentary notes for various strips as well as various wallpapers and other artwork. The composition of the speech bubbles are also redone.
** The 1.0 10 Year Box Set contained the above, but also featured an epilogue to the original ending that [[spoiler: shows Ethan wind up in the distant future, where Zeke is a robot-kind ambassador Lucas is a prominent game developer and since deceased, and Lilah has moved on from Ethan, but they remain firm friends]]. As well, all the subscriber-exclusive comics were included (some of which expand or foreshadow the normal strips), and the strips were sorted so that the core storyline could be read in sequence.
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* ''TeaHouse'' does cleverly: it lures potential readers by promises of [[{{Yaoi}} yummy mansex]], traps them by a captivating plot, and rakes in the chips by keeping the great majority of the smut as well as some extra strips print-only.
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* ''TeaHouse'' ''Webcomic/TeaHouse'' does cleverly: it lures potential readers by promises of [[{{Yaoi}} yummy mansex]], traps them by a captivating plot, and rakes in the chips by keeping the great majority of the smut as well as some extra strips print-only.
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* All but one of the ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary'' books contain a bonus story. These mostly serve to fill in backstory for some of the characters (in particular Schlock himself) or form an epilogue showing what happened to some of the secondary characters after the main plot of the book.
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* ''Manga/DailyLivesOfHighSchoolBoys'' is not strictly a webcomic; it is published in an free-for-view commercial online anthology which operates like traditional manga anthologies. However, like the examples above, when this free-to-view online manga is collected into printed volumes, additional skits, i.e. ''High School Girls are Funky'', were added. It is remarkable to note that ''High School Girls are Funky'' is the only thing in this series that has a long-term plot.
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* ''Manga/DailyLivesOfHighSchoolBoys'' is not strictly a webcomic; it is published in an free-for-view commercial online anthology which operates like traditional manga anthologies.Japanese AnthologyComic. However, like the examples above, when this free-to-view online manga is collected into printed volumes, additional skits, i.e. ''High School Girls are Funky'', were added. It is remarkable to note that ''High School Girls are Funky'' is the only thing in this series that has a long-term plot.
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* ''Webcomic/MenageA3'' and its spinoffs, ''Webcomic/StickyDillyBuns'' and ''Webcomic/SandraOnTheRocks'', always include a few extra story strips in the print collections, generally filling in some side-details of the main plots.
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* There is a new extra comic included in one of the XWingSeries [[{{Anthology}} Omnibus]] collections, about Wedge being a DestructiveSavior and Luke defending him from angry townspeople.
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** ''The Tenth Anniversery Collection'' had author commentary next to each strip.
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* ''SamAndFuzzy'' had an extra story and some [[{{Omake}} Skull Panda]] strips in its first mini-book, and probably similar in the newer ones, but I haven't read them.
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* ''Webcomic/PennyArcade'' collections include author commentary from strip author Jerry Holkins, select newspost reprints that provide either additional insight into the strip or entertainment and the occasional artwork or even whole strips that were either unused, unavailable or only shown in the posts.
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* Some ''CalvinAndHobbes'' books have extra strips Several ''ComicStrip/CalvinAndHobbes'' collections are prefaced with bonus stories and poems done in watercolor.watercolor:
** ''The Essential Calvin & Hobbes'' had the story poem "A Nauseous Nocturne."
** ''The Indispensable Calvin & Hobbes'' had several short poems.
** ''The Authoritative Calvin & Hobbes'' had a story in which Calvin, while doing his homework, decides to boost his memory by transmogrifying himself into an elephant.
** ''The Calvin & Hobbes Lazy Sunday Book'' had a story in which Spaceman Spiff fights a Booger Being (Susie Derkins) and a Naggon (Calvin's mom).
** ''The Essential Calvin & Hobbes'' had the story poem "A Nauseous Nocturne."
** ''The Indispensable Calvin & Hobbes'' had several short poems.
** ''The Authoritative Calvin & Hobbes'' had a story in which Calvin, while doing his homework, decides to boost his memory by transmogrifying himself into an elephant.
** ''The Calvin & Hobbes Lazy Sunday Book'' had a story in which Spaceman Spiff fights a Booger Being (Susie Derkins) and a Naggon (Calvin's mom).
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* The ''[[Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick Order of the Stick]]'' books tend to do this (not counting the two print only stories). For example: ''Dungeon Crawling Fools'' has a set of new comics introducing the characters better than the cast page on the website. Lampshaded in-story twice. Once when characters suggest they add an unseen bit of action as bonus content for the next book and when Haley is suffering under a speech-impediment that turns all her speech into cryptograms, she can still communicate with The Oracle. When asked, he says that no, he doesn't understand her - he just has the power to look into the future, for when the strips are released in book-form with translations attached.
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* The ''[[Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick Order of the Stick]]'' books tend to do this (not counting the two print only stories). For example: ''Dungeon Crawling Fools'' has a set of new comics introducing the characters better than the cast page on the website. Lampshaded in-story twice. Once when characters suggest they add an unseen bit of action as bonus content for the next book and when Haley is suffering under a speech-impediment that turns all her speech into cryptograms, she can still communicate with The Oracle. When asked, he says that no, he doesn't understand her - he just has the power to look into the future, for when the strips are released in book-form with translations attached. The strip has also had a ''parody'' lampshading after a character was sent to a particularly stupid [[TrappedByMountainLions offscreen waiting room]], [[LevelAte The Semi-Elemental Plane of Ranch Dressing]]:
-->'''Belkar:''' Hey, maybe we'll see that as a bonus story in one of the later books!\\
'''Vaarsuvius:''' [[LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain Maybe we will never mention it again.]]
-->'''Belkar:''' Hey, maybe we'll see that as a bonus story in one of the later books!\\
'''Vaarsuvius:''' [[LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain Maybe we will never mention it again.]]
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* ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' has the author's commentary at the bottom of each page.
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* The ''SluggyFreelance'' [[http://store.sluggy.com/home.php?cat=1 collected volumes]] contain these. The character of Deplora was actually introduced in one of these bonus stories before being brought into the main strip.
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* The ''SluggyFreelance'' ''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance'' [[http://store.sluggy.com/home.php?cat=1 collected volumes]] contain these. The character of Deplora was actually introduced in one of these bonus stories before being brought into the main strip.
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Bonus strips added when a comic/WebComic is published as a book. A SubTrope of BonusMaterial. See also SideStoryBonusArt.
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* The ''OrderOfTheStick'' books tend to do this (not counting the two print only stories). For example: ''Dungeon Crawling Fools'' has a set of new comics introducing the characters better than the cast page on the website. Lampshaded in-story twice. Once when characters suggest they add an unseen bit of action as bonus content for the next book and when Haley is suffering under a speech-impediment that turns all her speech into cryptograms, she can still communicate with The Oracle. When asked, he says that no, he doesn't understand her - he just has the power to look into the future, for when the strips are released in book-form with translations attached.
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* The ''OrderOfTheStick'' ''[[Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick Order of the Stick]]'' books tend to do this (not counting the two print only stories). For example: ''Dungeon Crawling Fools'' has a set of new comics introducing the characters better than the cast page on the website. Lampshaded in-story twice. Once when characters suggest they add an unseen bit of action as bonus content for the next book and when Haley is suffering under a speech-impediment that turns all her speech into cryptograms, she can still communicate with The Oracle. When asked, he says that no, he doesn't understand her - he just has the power to look into the future, for when the strips are released in book-form with translations attached.
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* ''Manga/DailyLivesOfHighSchoolBoys'' is not strictly a webcomic[[hottip:*:It is published in an free-for-view commercial online anthology which operates like traditional manga anthologies]]. However, like the examples above, when this free-to-view online manga is collected into printed volumes, additional skits, i.e. ''High School Girls are Funky'', were added. It is remarkable to note that ''High School Girls are Funky'' is the only thing in this series that has a long-term plot.
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* ''Manga/DailyLivesOfHighSchoolBoys'' is not strictly a webcomic[[hottip:*:It webcomic; it is published in an free-for-view commercial online anthology which operates like traditional manga anthologies]].anthologies. However, like the examples above, when this free-to-view online manga is collected into printed volumes, additional skits, i.e. ''High School Girls are Funky'', were added. It is remarkable to note that ''High School Girls are Funky'' is the only thing in this series that has a long-term plot.
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* ''Manga/DailyLivesOfHighSchoolBoys'' is not strictly a webcomic[[hottip:*:It is published in an free-for-view commercial online anthology which operates like traditional manga anthologies]]. However, like the examples above, when this free-to-view online manga is collected into printed volumes, additional skits, i.e. ''High School Girls are Funky'', were added. It is remarkable to note that ''High School Girls are Funky'' is the only thing in this series that has a long-term plot.
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* Both ''ElGoonishShive'' books have an additional silly story and a PostEpisodeTrailer.
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* The ''AxeCop'' book, in addition to publishing every episode of the webcomic released up to that point, includes commentary from Ethan on the ''Ask Axe Cop'' strips, plus fanart.
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* The ''AxeCop'' ''WebComic/AxeCop'' book, in addition to publishing every episode of the webcomic released up to that point, includes commentary from Ethan on the ''Ask Axe Cop'' strips, plus fanart.
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* The first ''[[{{Ptitlehpgydodt1jb7}} Doctor McNinja]]'' book has AltText (first introduced in the second issue) added for the first issue. The third book has a short story starring the side character "The Beeman".
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* The first ''[[{{Ptitlehpgydodt1jb7}} Doctor McNinja]]'' ''Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja'' book has AltText (first introduced in the second issue) added for the first issue. The third book has a short story starring the side character "The Beeman".
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*The ''OrderOfTheStick'' books tend to do this (not counting the two print only stories). For example: ''Dungeon Crawling Fools'' has set of new comics introducing the characters better than the cast page on the website. Lampshaded in-story twice. Once when characters suggest they add an unseen bit of action as bonus content for the next book and when Haley is suffering under a speech-impediment that turns all her speech into cryptograms, she can still communicate with The Oracle. When asked, he says that no, he doesn't understand her - he just has the power to look into the future, for when the strips are released in book-form with translations attached.
*Some ''CalvinAndHobbes'' books have extra strips done in watercolor.
*''SamAndFuzzy'' had an extra story and some [[{{Omake}} Skull Panda]] strips in its first mini-book, and probably similar in the newer ones, but I haven't read them.
*Some of the ''GirlGenius'' collected editions have extra story pages, to clarify details and/or to make sure that the big double-page spreads end up on facing pages.
*The ''OrderOfTheStick'' books tend to do this (not counting the two print only stories). For example: ''Dungeon Crawling Fools'' has set of new comics introducing the characters better than the cast page on the website. Lampshaded in-story twice. Once when characters suggest they add an unseen bit of action as bonus content for the next book and when Haley is suffering under a speech-impediment that turns all her speech into cryptograms, she can still communicate with The Oracle. When asked, he says that no, he doesn't understand her - he just has the power to look into the future, for when the strips are released in book-form with translations attached.
*Some ''CalvinAndHobbes'' books have extra strips done in watercolor.
*''SamAndFuzzy'' had an extra story and some [[{{Omake}} Skull Panda]] strips in its first mini-book, and probably similar in the newer ones, but I haven't read them.
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