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* ''Webcomic/MSPaintAdventures'' is heading in this direction, with nine out of 22 chapters of ''Webcomic/ProblemSleuth'' in print. The animations are handled by showing every frame on one page, and WordOfGod states that when they get up to ''{{Homestuck}}'', the longer animations will be in the form of more standard SequentialArt.
** ''Homestuck'' volume 1 was released in late 2011.

* ''Website/PlatypusComix'' had some books compiling every comic posted from February 2001 to May 2004, including many that Peter Paltridge removed from the website. Also, the 10th anniversary of the site saw a collection of 11 stories selected by both fans and Peter. Plans to publish books of comics produced after May 2004 went indefinitely on hold after Peter became the head cartoonist of local periodical, ''BANG! The Entertainment Paper''.

* ''{{Megatokyo}}'' has six and they're some of the easiest to find in stores.
* Many of the current and former {{Keenspot}}-hosted comics have print books.
* ''PennyArcade'' is up to seven volumes, one for each calendar year, with commentary for most of the strips.
* ''PvP'' had eight but the first five have been re-released in one big hardcover book.
* ''{{Spinnerette}}'' has two books that each collect four chapters plus a bonus fifth one.
* ''TheBookOfBiff'' has five books.

* ''BasicInstructions'' is on to its second volume. They have also showed up in a few comic stores.
* ''MSPaintAdventures'' is heading in this direction, with nine out of 22 chapters of ''ProblemSleuth'' in print. The animations are handled by showing every frame on one page, and WordOfGod states that when they get up to ''{{Homestuck}}'', the longer animations will be in the form of more standard SequentialArt.

* ''QuestionableContent'' has two print collections released so far, covering roughly 300 strips each.
* ''SaturdayMorningBreakfastCereal'' did it as well, sporting the famous "Save yourself, mammal!" on the cover.
* ''{{Galaxion}}'' has two print volumes available for sale.
* ''SquidRow'' released a full-color print collection in 2011.

* ''DiaryOfAWimpyKid'' started out about 2003 as a webcomic on Funbrain.com, before being adapted into a book series.
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* ''Website/PlatypusComix'' had some books compiling every comic posted from February 2001 to May 2004, including many that Peter Paltridge removed from the website. Also, the 10th anniversary of the site saw a collection of 11 stories selected by both fans and Peter. Plans to publish books of comics produced after May 2004 went indefinitely on hold after Peter became the main editor of local periodical, ''BANG! The Entertainment Paper''.

* ''PlatypusComix'' has paperback books that will eventually feature every comic posted, including many that the cartoonist removed. Also, the 10th anniversary of the website saw a collection of 11 stories selected by both fans and the creator.

* ''GarfieldMinusGarfield'' has a book containing some comics from Dan Walsh, and some from Jim Davis (who also weighed in with some positive comments of the series).

* ''CyanideAndHappiness'' has a couple print collections.

* ''{{Spinnerette}}'' has one book that collects the first four chapters plus a bonus fifth one.

* ''Webcomic/GunnerkriggCourt'' is, as of January 2012, up to three volumes of the print edition. In hardback, no less.[[hottip:*:Prior to his current publishing deal, Tom Siddell put out a softcover edition of the first seven chapters through a print-on-demand website. He discontinued it because he was dissatisfied with the price and print quality.]]

* ''RealLifeComics'' has the first two years. But the first is out of print.

There are many advantages to buying a webcomic print collection as opposed to reading it for free on the {{Internet}}: you can take it with you outside the house, there are no load times, it doesn't need batteries, and you can still read it during a power outage.

* ''PennyArcade'' has a few, even migrating to many regular bookstores.

* TheOrderOfTheStick has four books and three print-only collections.

* TheOrderOfTheStick has four books and there print-only collections.

-->--'''Advertisement''' for a book of ''TheNonadventuresOfWonderella''

There are many advantages to buying a webcomic print collection as opposed to reading it for free on the {{Internet}}: you can take it with you outside of the house, there are no load times, it doesn't need batteries, and you can still read it during a power outage.

* ''Nemu-Nemu'' Has five books out. One of the few webcomics you can buy in stores... in select stores in Hawaii, California, and Canada.

* Many of the current and former {{Keenspot}} hosted comics have print books.

* The first 7 chapters of Webcomic/GreyIs were published in a volume, a second one is currently half way to being ready to print

* ''MSPaintAdventures'' is heading in this direction, with 9 out of 22 chapters of ProblemSleuth in print. The animations are handled by showing every frame on one page, and WordOfGod states that when they get up to {{Homestuck}}, the longer animations will be in the form of more standard SequentialArt.
** Homestuck volume 1 has been released in late 2011.
* PlatypusComix has paperback books that will eventually feature every comic posted, including many that the cartoonist removed. Also, the 10th anniversary of the website saw a collection of 11 stories selected by both fans and the creator.
* ''GarfieldMinusGarfield'' has a book containing some comics from Dan Walsh, and some from Jim Davis (who also weighted in some positive comments of the series).

* ''SaturdayMorningBreakfastCereal'' did it as well, sporting the famous "Save yourself, mammal!" on the cover.

* ''GarfieldMinusGarfield'' has a book containing some comics from Dan Walsh, and some from Jim Davis (who also weighted in some positive comments of the series).

* Randall Munroe published ''{{xkcd}} vol. 0'' in 2009.

* ''ElGoonishShive'' has two; the first is out of print.

* ''Webcomic/GunnerkriggCourt'' has three print editions. In hardback, no less.

* PlatypusComix has paperback books that will eventually feature every comic posted, including many that the cartoonist removed. Also, the 10th anniversary of the website saw a collection of 11 stories selected by both fans and the creator.

* PlatypusComix has paperback books that will eventually feature every comic posted, including many that the cartoonist removed. Also, the 10th anniversary of the website saw a collection of 10 stories selected by both fans and the creator.

* ''MSPaintAdventures'' is heading in this direction, with 9 out of 22 chapters of ProblemSleuth in print. The animations are handled by showing every frame on one page, and WordOfGod states that when they get up to {{Homestuck}}, the longer animations will be in the form of more standard SequentialArt.

* Randall Munroe published ''{{xkcd}} vol. 0'' in 2009.

* ''ElGoonishShive'' has two; the first is out of print.