History ShowWithinAShow / WebComics

* In ''Webcomic/{{Rain}}'', the titular character is a big fan of the manga "Black Wings Kaminari," and is more than happy to get her friends hooked on it as well. [[spoiler: Chapter 25 is a long dream sequence where she envisions herself as the character.]]

* In ''[[http://www.tigerknight.com/99/ Nine to Nine]]'' the author's other webcomic, ''[[http://www.tigerknight.com/ss/ Swords and Sausages]]'', exists as a web video series made by minor characters Tor and Andrea.

* ''[[Webcomic/{{Bobbinsverse}} Steeple]]'' features ''Clotted Crime'', a Sunday evening TV mystery series with a bit of a CozyMystery aspect and similarities to ''Series/MidsomerMurders'' but set in Cornwall. [[OldRetainer Mrs Clovis]] and, more surprisingly, [[BikerBabe Maggie]] are big fans; [[BadassPreacher Reverend Penrose]] despises it, calling it “churchsploitation”, because any vicars who appear in it are milksops or murderers, or both. After a hurricane devastates every other village in Cornwall, the production comes to Tredregyn to shoot some episodes.

* ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' features several. The most prominent is ''Webcomic/SweetBroAndHellaJeff'', a StylisticSuck parody of TwoGamersOnACouch webcomics ostensibly made by [[TheLancer Dave Strider]]; most of the cast [[MemeticMutation often quote it to each other]], and segments of it sometimes show up in the narration as part of ''Homestuck'''s love of the MeaningfulEcho. The three previous ''Webcomic/MSPaintAdventures'' series also exist, both as comics and as videogames, as well as a fictional fourth adventure about the [[MutuallyFictional Midnight Crew]]. In the Midnight Crew universe, which is really in the far future of the troll universe, ''Homestuck'' exists on ''MS Paint Adventures''. Also present are ''Squiddles!'', a TastesLikeDiabetes television series which is [[spoiler:actually mankind's subconscious representation of certain {{Eldritch Abomination}}s]]; ''Game Bro'', a StrawCritic gaming magazine; ''Grand Snack Fuckyeah'', a [[ObviousBeta thoroughly broken]] skateboarding game[=/=]ProductPlacement bonanza; and ''Complacency of the Learned'', a wizard story Rose is writing [[spoiler:and appears in the post-Scratch Earth as a series]]. ''Wizardy Herbert'' (a fanfic about [[spoiler:the Post-scratch version of ''Complacency'']] written by Roxy) also makes a brief appearance.

!!Examples where the characters involved in the production

!!Examples where the characters are fans

!!Examples of where the show is plot point

!!Examples with PlotParallel

!!Examples where characters involved in production

!!Examples where characters are fans

!!Examples of PlotParallel

!!Examples of type 1 (characters involved in production)

!!Examples of type 2 (characters are fans)

* In ''Webcomic/CucumberQuest'': The TV Show ''Punisher Pumice''. Little is shown about it, but we know that Almond is a {{fangirl}}. Almond also says in a [[http://cucumber.gigidigi.com/cq/chapter-0-bonus/ Q&A]] that she learned sword fighting by watching TV, "especially from ''Punisher Pumice''" . Peridot is a pretty big fan of the series as well. Later chapters starts dipping into the other types: The current season got political in-universe by including a plot about the Disaster Masters (type 4), the cast goes to the Crystal Kingdom, where the series is made, and Cucumber mixed up his wand with one of the show's props (type 3), and [[spoiler:Bacon]] turns out to be cast in the role of Pumice's best friend Pancetta (type 1).

* ''[[Webcomic/{{Bobbinsverse}} Steeple]]'' features ''Clotted Crime'', a Sunday evening TV mystery series with a bit of a CozyMystery aspect and similarities to ''Series/MidsomerMurders'' but set in Cornwall. [[OldRetainer Mrs Clovis]] and, more surprisingly, [[BikerBabe Maggie]] are big fans; [[BadassPreacher Reverend Penrose]] despises it, calling it “churchsploitation”, because any vicars who appear in it are milksops or murderers, or both. After a hurricane devastates every other village in Cornwall, the production comes to Tredregyn to shoot some episodes, moving it towards Type 1.

!!Examples of type 3 (SWAS is plot point)

!!Examples of type 4 (PlotParallel)

* In ''Webcomic/{{Sinfest}}'', [[http://www.sinfest.net/archive_page.php?comicID=2847 Satan produced the Bible III.]]

* In ''Webcomic/NipAndTuck'', [[http://www.rhjunior.com/NT/00618.html watching the movie]]

* ''[[Webcomic/{{Bobbinsverse}} Steeple]]'' features ''Clotted Crime'', a Sunday evening TV mystery series with a bit of a CozyMystery aspect and similarities to ''Series/MidsomerMurders'' but set in Cornwall. [[OldRetainer Mrs Clovis]] and, more surprisingly, [[BikerBabe Maggie]] are big fans; [[BadassPreacher Reverend Penrose]] despises it, calling it “churchsploitation”, because any vicars who appear in it are milksops or murderers, or both. After a hurricane devastates every other village in Cornwall, the production comes to Tredregyn to shoot some episodes, moving it into Type 2.

* In ''WebComic/{{Erma}}'', said character loves a show called Warrior Princess Unicorn. Despite it being advertised as a princess kid show, it is actually quite the action packed show. The babysitter was completely biwildered by the differences in tone that she expected from the toys.
--->'''Felicia''': ''(Looking from the tv to the cute WUP doll in her hand)'' [[NeverTrustATrailer Wow, talk about false advertising...]]

* In ''Webcomic/CucumberQuest'': The TV Show ''Punisher Pumice''. Little is shown about it, but we know that Almond is a {{fangirl}}. Almond also says in a [[http://cucumber.gigidigi.com/cq/chapter-0-bonus/ Q&A]] that she learned sword fighting by watching TV, "especially from ''Punisher Pumice''" . Peridot is a pretty big fan of the series as well. Later chapters starts dipping into the other types: The current season got political in-universe by including a plot about the Disaster Masters (Type 4), the cast goes to the Crystal Kingdom, where the series is made, and Cucumber mixed up his wand with one of the show's props (type 3), and [[spoiler:Bacon]] turns out to be cast in the role of Pumice's best friend Pancetta (type 1).

* In ''Webcomic/CucumberQuest'': The TV Show ''Punisher Pumice''. Little is shown about it, but we know that Almond is a {{fangirl}}. Almond also says in a [[http://cucumber.gigidigi.com/cq/chapter-0-bonus/ Q&A]] that she learned sword fighting by watching TV, "especially from ''Punisher Pumice''" . A later chapter also brings the story into Type 1 territory when [[spoiler:Bacon]] turns out to be cast in the role of Pumice's best friend Pancetta.

* In ''Webcomic/CucumberQuest'': The TV Show ''Punisher Pumice''. Little is shown about it, but we know that Almond is a {{fangirl}}. Almond also says in a [[http://cucumber.gigidigi.com/cq/chapter-0-bonus/ Q&A]] that she learned sword fighting by watching TV, "especially from ''Punisher Pumice''" .

* ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' features several. The most prominent is ''Webcomic/SweetBroAndHellaJeff'', a StylisticSuck parody of TwoGamersOnACouch webcomics ostensibly made by [[TheLancer Dave Strider]]; most of the cast [[MemeticMutation often quote it to each other]], and segments of it sometimes show up in the narration as part of ''Homestuck'''s love of the MeaningfulEcho. The three previous ''Webcomic/MSPaintAdventures'' series also exist, both as comics and as videogames, as well as a fictional fourth adventure about the [[MutuallyFictional Midnight Crew]]. In the Midnight Crew universe, which is really in the far future of the troll universe, ''Homestuck'' exists on mspaintadventures. Also present are ''Squiddles!'', a TastesLikeDiabetes television series which is [[spoiler:actually mankind's subconscious representation of certain {{Eldritch Abomination}}s]]; ''Game Bro'', a StrawCritic gaming magazine; ''Grand Snack Fuckyeah'', a [[ObviousBeta thoroughly broken]] skateboarding game[=/=]ProductPlacement bonanza; and ''Complacency of the Learned'', a wizard story Rose is writing [[spoiler:and appears in the post-Scratch Earth as a series]]. ''Wizardy Herbert'' (a fanfic about [[spoiler:the Post-scratch version of ''Complacency'']] written by Roxy) also makes a brief appearance.

* ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' features several. The most prominent is ''Webcomic/SweetBroAndHellaJeff'', a StylisticSuck parody of TwoGamersOnACouch webcomics ostensibly made by [[TheLancer Dave Strider]]; most of the cast [[MemeticMutation often quote it to each other]], and segments of it sometimes show up in the narration as part of ''Homestuck'''s love of the MeaningfulEcho. The three previous ''Webcomic/MSPaintAdventures'' series also exist, both as comics and as videogames, as well as a fictional fourth adventure about the [[MutuallyFictional Midnight Crew]]. In the Midnight Crew universe, which is really in the far future of the troll universe, Homestuck exists on mspaintadventures. Also present are ''Squiddles!'', a TastesLikeDiabetes television series which is [[spoiler:actually mankind's subconscious representation of certain {{Eldritch Abomination}}s]]; ''Game Bro'', a StrawCritic gaming magazine; ''Grand Snack Fuckyeah'', a [[ObviousBeta thoroughly broken]] skateboarding game[=/=]ProductPlacement bonanza; and ''Complacency of the Learned'', a wizard story Rose is writing [[spoiler:and appears in the post-Scratch Earth as a series]].

* ''Webcomic/TheComicAdventuresOfLeftAndRight'': Geeknerds.EXE; Paperchan; Mutt Patrol.

* ''Webcomic/{{Housepets}}'' sometimes diverts to ''The Adventures of Spot,'' a comic by Peanut on a superhero dog. [[SpotTheDog Not to be confused with another comic.]]

-->'''MarkTwain:''' So, you've heard those rumours about me, have you?\\

'''MarkTwain:''' That's always been your problem, Sir Walter Scott. You never wanted to believe anything. And now, there will be rumours about you. Specifically, your death. [[PreAssKickingOneLiner And they will NOT be exaggerated!]]

* In the beginning, ''AnsemRetort'' was mostly focused on its status as a webcomic about a reality show filled with [[{{Jerkass}} jerkasses]] and [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} cloudcuckoolanders]] who were all addicted to at least 3 illegal drugs each. CerebusSyndrome has kicked in a bit as the series goes on and things get more serious (well, as serious as that freak show gets, anyway), but they still bring up things like ratings, and in fact often let events occur because they wouldn't have a plot for the next season otherwise.