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** [[spoiler: Timeless Space - Where every Failed Time Traveller ends up.]]
** [[spoiler: "The Storm Breaker" saga conclusion.]]
** Dr. Irving Schlock [[spoiler: who is from the future (with Inflatable Technology)]]
** The Time Czar
** [[spoiler: "The Storm Breaker" saga conclusion.]]
** Dr. Irving Schlock [[spoiler: who is from the future (with Inflatable Technology)]]
** The Time Czar
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** [[spoiler: Timeless Space - Where every Failed Time Traveller ends up.]]
** [[spoiler: "The[[TerminatorTwosome Both the villain and the heroes]] of the Storm Breaker" saga conclusion.]]
Breaker Saga wound up in the Middle Ages as [[AccidentalTimeTravel unintended consequences]] of Riff messing with the "time blaster" he acquired -- which itself came from the future.
** Dr. Irving Schlock [[spoiler:who is (at least, the version of him most significant to the story) also comes from that future, introducing ahead-of-its-time inflatable technology, including a time machine]].
** [[AnthropomorphicPersonification The year 2003]] delivered a warning down thefuture (with Inflatable Technology)]]
timestream in an effort to [[SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong save Christmas]].
** [[PlaceBeyondTime Timeless Space]]: where almost every failed time traveler ends up.
** Time Czar, a TimeMaster supervillain [[spoiler: who doesn't seem to accomplish anything besides zapping people to Timeless Space]].
** TheTime Czarplot of the chapter "Mohkadun" is driven by MentalTimeTravel: specifically, a magical FreakyFridayFlip between Gwynn and a queen from TheTimeOfMyths.
** Hereti-Corp has performed its own time-travel experimentation, [[YouHaveFailedMe including on one disgraced agent]] [[spoiler: who took TheSlowPath back, culminating in several years on the corporation's board of directors [[TheFaceless without revealing his face]] or [[FutureSelfReveal his original identity]]]].
** [[spoiler: "The
** Dr. Irving Schlock [[spoiler:
** [[AnthropomorphicPersonification The year 2003]] delivered a warning down the
** [[PlaceBeyondTime Timeless Space]]: where almost every failed time traveler ends up.
** Time Czar, a TimeMaster supervillain [[spoiler: who doesn't seem to accomplish anything besides zapping people to Timeless Space]].
** The
** Hereti-Corp has performed its own time-travel experimentation, [[YouHaveFailedMe including on one disgraced agent]] [[spoiler: who took TheSlowPath back, culminating in several years on the corporation's board of directors [[TheFaceless without revealing his face]] or [[FutureSelfReveal his original identity]]]].
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* ''Webcomic/{{Narbonic}}'': the 'Dave Davenport is Unstuck in Time' arc codified the rules, and future story arcs used the same rules. Fiddling around puts you in an Alternate Timeline. To move through time requires all the eneregy of an entire universe, thus ''utterly destroying an alternate universe/timeline'' in the process. Since you are in an Alternate Timeline, you can indeed change the future or the past. Dave is able to stop smoking by never having started. He is also able to give his past self information [[spoiler: that saves the lives of Helen and Artie, and avoids a BadFuture.]]
* ''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance'': There are many, many instances of Time Travel, the consequences thereof, and the fools who pursue it in The [[Webcomic/SluggyFreelance SluggyVerse.]]
** [[spoiler: Timeless Space - Where every Failed Time Traveller ends up.]]
** [[spoiler: "The Storm Breaker" saga conclusion.]]
** Dr. Irving Schlock [[spoiler: who is from the future (with Inflatable Technology)]]
** The Time Czar
* ''Webcomic/TimesLikeThis'': The whole premise of the comic.
* ''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance'': There are many, many instances of Time Travel, the consequences thereof, and the fools who pursue it in The [[Webcomic/SluggyFreelance SluggyVerse.]]
** [[spoiler: Timeless Space - Where every Failed Time Traveller ends up.]]
** [[spoiler: "The Storm Breaker" saga conclusion.]]
** Dr. Irving Schlock [[spoiler: who is from the future (with Inflatable Technology)]]
** The Time Czar
* ''Webcomic/TimesLikeThis'': The whole premise of the comic.
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* ''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance'': There are many, many instances of Time Travel, the consequences thereof, and the fools who pursue it in The [[Webcomic/SluggyFreelance SluggyVerse.]]
** [[spoiler: Timeless Space - Where every Failed Time Traveller ends up.]]
** [[spoiler: "The Storm Breaker" saga conclusion.]]
** Dr. Irving Schlock [[spoiler: who is from the future (with Inflatable Technology)]]
** The Time Czar
* ''Webcomic/TimesLikeThis'': The whole premise of the comic.
* ''Webcomic/AllOverTheHouse'' occasionally sees Emily and Tesrin venturing through time for fun.
* The Webcomic/{{Bobbinsverse}} comics, and especially ''Webcomic/ScaryGoRound'' and in [[TimeTravelEpisode one storyline]] ''Webcomic/BadMachinery'', feature quite a bit of time travel, by various methods. It tends to get messy and weird. There are apparently rules, but they're hard to keep track of.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' incorporates a lot of TimeTravel in its plot points, especially with the Midnight Crew intermission, where every single member of The Felt had a special ability related to manipulating time or alternate timelines. Within the main story, Dave (as the [[TimeMaster Knight of Time]]) has the ability to accelerate or reverse time around him. [[FutureBadass Alternate Future Dave]] becomes a minor character, [[spoiler:but he is [[YourDaysAreNumbered doomed to die]] since he's not part of the [[StableTimeLoop alpha timeline]].]]
** A major source of humour in the comic comes from 'Trollian' a IM system of sorts used by the Troll aliens that can be used to talk to others, and yourself, from forwards and backwards in time. However the Trolls' grasp of time travel is tenuous at best, and it probably causes more confusion than clearing anything up. One particular troll spends literally hours arguing with his hated past/future self (there's one notable instance where he starts a time memo only to be interrupted by an argument with a future version of himself that goes on for so long he ''becomes'' that future version of himself and starts arguing with his (by then) past self).
** After touching an artifact that once belonged to Lord English, [[spoiler:John Egbert]] is able to teleport and time travel throughout the narrative though he can't control it yet. Unlike Dave and other Time players' form of time travel, [[ScrewDestiny he can actually change the past]] instead of simply spawning a doomed timeline or fulfilling a StableTimeLoop.
* The current mega-arc of ''Webcomic/IrregularWebcomic'' has massive time travellings done by many many characters in many many themes. [[spoiler:This might be a GambitRoulette on the part of the author to resurrect himself and ScrewDestiny after he got killed by himself in the future and becomes Death of Going Back in Time And Killing Yourself and is suppose to go back and kill himself to continue the StableTimeLoop]]. Also, Leonardo da Vinci is a time traveller, is British, and made deals with Deaths. Did I mention that [[Series/DoctorWho TARDIS]] also exist, and being used by the pirates and British navy crews (the latter owns it (?)), with the theme sets in 18th century? Yeah, it's that weird.
** A major source of humour in the comic comes from 'Trollian' a IM system of sorts used by the Troll aliens that can be used to talk to others, and yourself, from forwards and backwards in time. However the Trolls' grasp of time travel is tenuous at best, and it probably causes more confusion than clearing anything up. One particular troll spends literally hours arguing with his hated past/future self (there's one notable instance where he starts a time memo only to be interrupted by an argument with a future version of himself that goes on for so long he ''becomes'' that future version of himself and starts arguing with his (by then) past self).
** After touching an artifact that once belonged to Lord English, [[spoiler:John Egbert]] is able to teleport and time travel throughout the narrative though he can't control it yet. Unlike Dave and other Time players' form of time travel, [[ScrewDestiny he can actually change the past]] instead of simply spawning a doomed timeline or fulfilling a StableTimeLoop.
* The current mega-arc of ''Webcomic/IrregularWebcomic'' has massive time travellings done by many many characters in many many themes. [[spoiler:This might be a GambitRoulette on the part of the author to resurrect himself and ScrewDestiny after he got killed by himself in the future and becomes Death of Going Back in Time And Killing Yourself and is suppose to go back and kill himself to continue the StableTimeLoop]]. Also, Leonardo da Vinci is a time traveller, is British, and made deals with Deaths. Did I mention that [[Series/DoctorWho TARDIS]] also exist, and being used by the pirates and British navy crews (the latter owns it (?)), with the theme sets in 18th century? Yeah, it's that weird.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' incorporates a lot of TimeTravel in its plot points, especially with the Midnight Crew intermission, where every single member of The Felt had a special ability related to manipulating time or alternate timelines. Within the main story, Dave (as the [[TimeMaster Knight of Time]]) has the ability to accelerate or reverse time around him. [[FutureBadass Alternate Future Dave]] becomes a minor character, [[spoiler:but he is [[YourDaysAreNumbered doomed to die]] since he's not part of the [[StableTimeLoop alpha timeline]].]]
** A major source of humour in the comic comes from 'Trollian' a IM system of sorts used by the Troll aliens that can be used to talk to others, and yourself, from forwards and backwards in time. However the Trolls' grasp of''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'' notably averts this as time travel is tenuous at best, and it probably causes more confusion than clearing anything up. One particular troll spends literally hours arguing with his hated past/future self (there's one notable instance where he starts a time memo [[http://www.egscomics.com/?date=2011-07-14 specifically mentioned]] as [[http://www.egscomics.com/?date=2011-07-15 the only to be interrupted by an argument with a future version of himself that goes on for so long he ''becomes'' that future version of himself and starts arguing with his (by then) past self).
** After touching an artifact that once belonged to Lord English, [[spoiler:John Egbert]] is able to teleport and time travel throughout the narrative though hething magic definitely can't control it yet. Unlike Dave and other Time players' form of time travel, [[ScrewDestiny he can actually change do]].
* In ''Webcomic/FafnirTheDragon'', thepast]] instead use of simply spawning this to prevent a doomed timeline or fulfilling a StableTimeLoop.
* The current mega-arc of ''Webcomic/IrregularWebcomic'' has massive time travellings done by many many characters in many many themes. [[spoiler:This might be a GambitRoulette onpost apocalyptic future is what drives the part plot of the author to resurrect himself and ScrewDestiny after he got killed by himself in the future and becomes Death of Going Back in Time And Killing Yourself and is suppose to go back and kill himself to continue the StableTimeLoop]]. Also, Leonardo da Vinci is a time traveller, is British, and made deals with Deaths. Did I mention that [[Series/DoctorWho TARDIS]] also exist, and being used by the pirates and British navy crews (the latter owns it (?)), with the theme sets in 18th century? Yeah, it's that weird.first chapter.
** A major source of humour in the comic comes from 'Trollian' a IM system of sorts used by the Troll aliens that can be used to talk to others, and yourself, from forwards and backwards in time. However the Trolls' grasp of
** After touching an artifact that once belonged to Lord English, [[spoiler:John Egbert]] is able to teleport and time travel throughout the narrative though he
* In ''Webcomic/FafnirTheDragon'', the
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* ''Webcomic/AllOverTheHouse'' occasionally sees Emily and Tesrin venturing through ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' incorporates a lot of TimeTravel in its plot points, especially with the Midnight Crew intermission, where every single member of The Felt had a special ability related to manipulating time or alternate timelines. Within the main story, Dave (as the [[TimeMaster Knight of Time]]) has the ability to accelerate or reverse time around him. [[FutureBadass Alternate Future Dave]] becomes a minor character, [[spoiler:but he is [[YourDaysAreNumbered doomed to die]] since he's not part of the [[StableTimeLoop alpha timeline]].]]
** A major source of humour in the comic comes from 'Trollian' a IM system of sorts used by the Troll aliens that can be used to talk to others, and yourself, from forwards and backwards in time. However the Trolls' grasp of time travel is tenuous at best, and it probably causes more confusion than clearing anything up. One particular troll spends literally hours arguing with his hated past/future self (there's one notable instance where he starts a time memo only to be interrupted by an argument with a future version of himself that goes on forfun.so long he ''becomes'' that future version of himself and starts arguing with his (by then) past self).
** After touching an artifact that once belonged to Lord English, [[spoiler:John Egbert]] is able to teleport and time travel throughout the narrative though he can't control it yet. Unlike Dave and other Time players' form of time travel, [[ScrewDestiny he can actually change the past]] instead of simply spawning a doomed timeline or fulfilling a StableTimeLoop.
* The current mega-arc of ''Webcomic/IrregularWebcomic'' has massive time travellings done by many many characters in many many themes. [[spoiler:This might be a GambitRoulette on the part of the author to resurrect himself and ScrewDestiny after he got killed by himself in the future and becomes Death of Going Back in Time And Killing Yourself and is suppose to go back and kill himself to continue the StableTimeLoop]]. Also, Leonardo da Vinci is a time traveller, is British, and made deals with Deaths. Did I mention that [[Series/DoctorWho TARDIS]] also exist, and being used by the pirates and British navy crews (the latter owns it (?)), with the theme sets in 18th century? Yeah, it's that weird.
** A major source of humour in the comic comes from 'Trollian' a IM system of sorts used by the Troll aliens that can be used to talk to others, and yourself, from forwards and backwards in time. However the Trolls' grasp of time travel is tenuous at best, and it probably causes more confusion than clearing anything up. One particular troll spends literally hours arguing with his hated past/future self (there's one notable instance where he starts a time memo only to be interrupted by an argument with a future version of himself that goes on for
** After touching an artifact that once belonged to Lord English, [[spoiler:John Egbert]] is able to teleport and time travel throughout the narrative though he can't control it yet. Unlike Dave and other Time players' form of time travel, [[ScrewDestiny he can actually change the past]] instead of simply spawning a doomed timeline or fulfilling a StableTimeLoop.
* The current mega-arc of ''Webcomic/IrregularWebcomic'' has massive time travellings done by many many characters in many many themes. [[spoiler:This might be a GambitRoulette on the part of the author to resurrect himself and ScrewDestiny after he got killed by himself in the future and becomes Death of Going Back in Time And Killing Yourself and is suppose to go back and kill himself to continue the StableTimeLoop]]. Also, Leonardo da Vinci is a time traveller, is British, and made deals with Deaths. Did I mention that [[Series/DoctorWho TARDIS]] also exist, and being used by the pirates and British navy crews (the latter owns it (?)), with the theme sets in 18th century? Yeah, it's that weird.
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* ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'' notably averts this as time travel is [[http://www.egscomics.com/?date=2011-07-14 specifically mentioned]] as [[http://www.egscomics.com/?date=2011-07-15 the only thing magic definitely can't do]].
* The Webcomic/{{Bobbinsverse}} comics, and especially ''Webcomic/ScaryGoRound'' and in [[TimeTravelEpisode one storyline]] ''Webcomic/BadMachinery'', feature quite a bit of time travel, by various methods. It tends to get messy and weird. There are apparently rules, but they're hard to keep track of.
* The Webcomic/{{Bobbinsverse}} comics, and especially ''Webcomic/ScaryGoRound'' and in [[TimeTravelEpisode one storyline]] ''Webcomic/BadMachinery'', feature quite a bit of time travel, by various methods. It tends to get messy and weird. There are apparently rules, but they're hard to keep track of.
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* ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'' notably averts this as ''Webcomic/{{Narbonic}}'': the 'Dave Davenport is Unstuck in Time' arc codified the rules, and future story arcs used the same rules. Fiddling around puts you in an Alternate Timeline. To move through time travel is [[http://www.egscomics.com/?date=2011-07-14 specifically mentioned]] as [[http://www.egscomics.com/?date=2011-07-15 requires all the only thing magic definitely can't do]].
* The Webcomic/{{Bobbinsverse}} comics,eneregy of an entire universe, thus ''utterly destroying an alternate universe/timeline'' in the process. Since you are in an Alternate Timeline, you can indeed change the future or the past. Dave is able to stop smoking by never having started. He is also able to give his past self information [[spoiler: that saves the lives of Helen and especially ''Webcomic/ScaryGoRound'' Artie, and in [[TimeTravelEpisode one storyline]] ''Webcomic/BadMachinery'', feature quite avoids a bit of time travel, by various methods. It tends to get messy and weird. BadFuture.]]
* ''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance'': There areapparently rules, but they're hard to keep track of.many, many instances of Time Travel, the consequences thereof, and the fools who pursue it in The [[Webcomic/SluggyFreelance SluggyVerse.]]
** [[spoiler: Timeless Space - Where every Failed Time Traveller ends up.]]
** [[spoiler: "The Storm Breaker" saga conclusion.]]
** Dr. Irving Schlock [[spoiler: who is from the future (with Inflatable Technology)]]
** The Time Czar
* ''Webcomic/TimesLikeThis'': The whole premise of the comic.
* The Webcomic/{{Bobbinsverse}} comics,
* ''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance'': There are
** [[spoiler: Timeless Space - Where every Failed Time Traveller ends up.]]
** [[spoiler: "The Storm Breaker" saga conclusion.]]
** Dr. Irving Schlock [[spoiler: who is from the future (with Inflatable Technology)]]
** The Time Czar
* ''Webcomic/TimesLikeThis'': The whole premise of the comic.
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* ''Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja'' features time travel (as well as dimensional travel) in several arcs, including "Doc Gets Rad" ([[spoiler:BigBad Sparklelord]] gets defeated by being trapped in a StableTimeLoop), "Army of One" (In a {{flashback}}, a time-travelling [[spoiler:Chuck Goodrich]] tries briefly to stop Doc from being cloned by Ben Franklin II), and "Space Savers" (Yet another [[spoiler:Chuck Goodrich]] travels back in time [and into another universe] to stop a space dinosaur invasion). It's established that you can't change the past, you can only create a new divergent timeline, and those are the same thing as alternative dimensions.
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* ''Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja'' features time travel (as well as dimensional travel) in several arcs, including "Doc Gets Rad" ([[spoiler:BigBad Sparklelord]] gets defeated by being trapped in a StableTimeLoop), "Army of One" (In a {{flashback}}, a time-travelling [[spoiler:Chuck Goodrich]] tries briefly to stop Doc from being cloned by Ben Franklin II), and "Space Savers" (Yet another [[spoiler:Chuck Goodrich]] travels back in time [and into another universe] to stop a space dinosaur invasion). And there's [[http://drmcninja.com/archives/comic/14p12/ time-traveling Thomas Jefferson.]] It's established that you can't change the past, you can only create a new divergent timeline, and those are the same thing as alternative dimensions.
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* ''Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja'' features time travel (as well as dimensional travel) in several arcs, including "Doc Gets Rad" ([[spoiler:BigBad Sparklelord]] gets defeated by being trapped in a StableTimeLoop), "Army of One" (In a {{flashback}}, a time-travelling [[spoiler:Chuck Goodrich]] tries briefly to stop Doc from being cloned by Ben Franklin II), and "Space Savers" (Yet another [[spoiler:Chuck Goodrich]] travels back in time [and into another universe] to stop a space dinosaur invasion). Since the comic works on RuleOfCool, the precise rules for how all this fits together are never clearly established.
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* ''Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja'' features time travel (as well as dimensional travel) in several arcs, including "Doc Gets Rad" ([[spoiler:BigBad Sparklelord]] gets defeated by being trapped in a StableTimeLoop), "Army of One" (In a {{flashback}}, a time-travelling [[spoiler:Chuck Goodrich]] tries briefly to stop Doc from being cloned by Ben Franklin II), and "Space Savers" (Yet another [[spoiler:Chuck Goodrich]] travels back in time [and into another universe] to stop a space dinosaur invasion). Since It's established that you can't change the comic works on RuleOfCool, past, you can only create a new divergent timeline, and those are the precise rules for how all this fits together are never clearly established.same thing as alternative dimensions.
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** The story starts with the Muse of Time appearing in a window through time to point threateningly at Agatha.
** Much later it's revealed that Lucrezia has been traveling though time to [[spoiler: murder all of the immortal god queens, as Albia realizes that Lucrezia killed her sister queens over a thousand years before Lucrezia's birth]].
** The story starts with the Muse of Time appearing in a window through time to point threateningly at Agatha.
** Much later it's revealed that Lucrezia has been traveling though time to [[spoiler: murder all of the immortal god queens, as Albia realizes that Lucrezia killed her sister queens over a thousand years before Lucrezia's birth]].
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* ''Webcomic/Zeke'sGuideToHistory'' a webcomic written by a Middle School Social Studies Teacher that follows the antics of an affable time traveling dog named Zeke and his adolescent master who learn about how historical events impact his daily life.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Narbonic}}'': the 'Dave Davenport is Unstuck in Time' arc codified the rules, and future story arcs used the same rules. Fiddling around puts you in an Alternate Timeline. To move through time requires all the eneregy of an entire universe, thus ''utterly destroying an alternate universe/timeline'' in the process. Since you are in an Alternate Timeline, you can indeed change the future or the past. Dave is able to stop smoking by never having started. He is also able to give his past self information [[spoiler: that saves the lives of Helen and Artie, and avoids a BadFuture.]]
* ''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance'': There are many, many instances of Time Travel, the consequences thereof, and the fools who pursue it in The [[Webcomic/SluggyFreelance SluggyVerse.]]
** [[spoiler: Timeless Space - Where every Failed Time Traveller ends up.]]
** [[spoiler: "The Storm Breaker" saga conclusion.]]
** Dr. Irving Schlock [[spoiler: who is from the future (with Inflatable Technology)]]
** The Time Czar
* ''Webcomic/TimesLikeThis'': The whole premise of the comic.
* ''Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja'' features time travel (as well as dimensional travel) in several arcs, including "Doc Gets Rad" ([[spoiler:BigBad Sparklelord]] gets defeated by being trapped in a StableTimeLoop), "Army of One" (In a {{flashback}}, a time-travelling [[spoiler:Chuck Goodrich]] tries briefly to stop Doc from being cloned by Ben Franklin II), and "Space Savers" (Yet another [[spoiler:Chuck Goodrich]] travels back in time [and into another universe] to stop a space dinosaur invasion). Since the comic works on RuleOfCool, the precise rules for how all this fits together are never clearly established.
* ''Webcomic/BobAndGeorge''. Oh, lord, Bob and George. One of the recurring catchphrases shared by many characters is "I hate time travel". George even suffers a nervous breakdown when faced with having to use it.
* ''Webcomic/TheDreamer'' features an odd case of time travel. Whenever the heroine falls asleep, she is transported to 18th century America in the middle of the American Revolution.
* ''Webcomic/DresdenCodak'' has a major plot arch which revolves around time travelers from the future entering [[spoiler: and later invading]] the present.
* ''Webcomic/{{Earthsong}}'' features a particularly head-spinning variant that doesn't actually CHANGE TIME AT ALL.
* ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' incorporates a lot of TimeTravel in its plot points, especially with the Midnight Crew intermission, where every single member of The Felt had a special ability related to manipulating time or alternate timelines. Within the main story, Dave (as the [[TimeMaster Knight of Time]]) has the ability to accelerate or reverse time around him. [[FutureBadass Alternate Future Dave]] becomes a minor character, [[spoiler:but he is [[YourDaysAreNumbered doomed to die]] since he's not part of the [[StableTimeLoop alpha timeline]].]]
** A major source of humour in the comic comes from 'Trollian' a IM system of sorts used by the Troll aliens that can be used to talk to others, and yourself, from forwards and backwards in time. However the Trolls' grasp of time travel is tenuous at best, and it probably causes more confusion than clearing anything up. One particular troll spends literally hours arguing with his hated past/future self (there's one notable instance where he starts a time memo only to be interrupted by an argument with a future version of himself that goes on for so long he ''becomes'' that future version of himself and starts arguing with his (by then) past self).
** After touching an artifact that once belonged to Lord English, [[spoiler:John Egbert]] is able to teleport and time travel throughout the narrative though he can't control it yet. Unlike Dave and other Time players' form of time travel, [[ScrewDestiny he can actually change the past]] instead of simply spawning a doomed timeline or fulfilling a StableTimeLoop.
* The current mega-arc of ''Webcomic/IrregularWebcomic'' has massive time travellings done by many many characters in many many themes. [[spoiler:This might be a GambitRoulette on the part of the author to resurrect himself and ScrewDestiny after he got killed by himself in the future and becomes Death of Going Back in Time And Killing Yourself and is suppose to go back and kill himself to continue the StableTimeLoop]]. Also, Leonardo da Vinci is a time traveller, is British, and made deals with Deaths. Did I mention that [[Series/DoctorWho TARDIS]] also exist, and being used by the pirates and British navy crews (the latter owns it (?)), with the theme sets in 18th century? Yeah, it's that weird.
* In ''TabletopGame/GeniusTheTransgression'', time travel is possible, but it's almost never a good idea. There's an entire section devoted to time travel and results thereof.
* In ''Webcomic/GirlsInSpace'', whenever the girls find the Earth, it is a different time period. They have no control over which time period has appeared.
* ''Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja''. [[http://drmcninja.com/archives/comic/14p12/ Time-traveling Thomas Jefferson.]]
* ''Webcomic/AllOverTheHouse'' occasionally sees Emily and Tesrin venturing through time for fun.
* ''Webcomic/TheLifeOfNobTMouse'' has Memory Lane, an area of space that allows people to see the past as if it is playing out before them. It's used on occasion to jog peoples' memories.
* In ''Webcomic/FafnirTheDragon'', the use of this to prevent a post apocalyptic future is what drives the plot of the first chapter.
* ''Webcomic/TheMansionOfE'' features occasional appearances by a small device which sends its various users on brief visits to either the past or future.
* ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'' notably averts this as time travel is [[http://www.egscomics.com/?date=2011-07-14 specifically mentioned]] as [[http://www.egscomics.com/?date=2011-07-15 the only thing magic definitely can't do]].
* The Webcomic/{{Bobbinsverse}} comics, and especially ''Webcomic/ScaryGoRound'' and in [[TimeTravelEpisode one storyline]] ''Webcomic/BadMachinery'', feature quite a bit of time travel, by various methods. It tends to get messy and weird. There are apparently rules, but they're hard to keep track of.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Narbonic}}'': the 'Dave Davenport is Unstuck in Time' arc codified the rules, and future story arcs used the same rules. Fiddling around puts you in an Alternate Timeline. To move through time requires all the eneregy of an entire universe, thus ''utterly destroying an alternate universe/timeline'' in the process. Since you are in an Alternate Timeline, you can indeed change the future or the past. Dave is able to stop smoking by never having started. He is also able to give his past self information [[spoiler: that saves the lives of Helen and Artie, and avoids a BadFuture.]]
* ''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance'': There are many, many instances of Time Travel, the consequences thereof, and the fools who pursue it in The [[Webcomic/SluggyFreelance SluggyVerse.]]
** [[spoiler: Timeless Space - Where every Failed Time Traveller ends up.]]
** [[spoiler: "The Storm Breaker" saga conclusion.]]
** Dr. Irving Schlock [[spoiler: who is from the future (with Inflatable Technology)]]
** The Time Czar
* ''Webcomic/TimesLikeThis'': The whole premise of the comic.
* ''Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja'' features time travel (as well as dimensional travel) in several arcs, including "Doc Gets Rad" ([[spoiler:BigBad Sparklelord]] gets defeated by being trapped in a StableTimeLoop), "Army of One" (In a {{flashback}}, a time-travelling [[spoiler:Chuck Goodrich]] tries briefly to stop Doc from being cloned by Ben Franklin II), and "Space Savers" (Yet another [[spoiler:Chuck Goodrich]] travels back in time [and into another universe] to stop a space dinosaur invasion). Since the comic works on RuleOfCool, the precise rules for how all this fits together are never clearly established.
* ''Webcomic/BobAndGeorge''. Oh, lord, Bob and George. One of the recurring catchphrases shared by many characters is "I hate time travel". George even suffers a nervous breakdown when faced with having to use it.
* ''Webcomic/TheDreamer'' features an odd case of time travel. Whenever the heroine falls asleep, she is transported to 18th century America in the middle of the American Revolution.
* ''Webcomic/DresdenCodak'' has a major plot arch which revolves around time travelers from the future entering [[spoiler: and later invading]] the present.
* ''Webcomic/{{Earthsong}}'' features a particularly head-spinning variant that doesn't actually CHANGE TIME AT ALL.
* ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' incorporates a lot of TimeTravel in its plot points, especially with the Midnight Crew intermission, where every single member of The Felt had a special ability related to manipulating time or alternate timelines. Within the main story, Dave (as the [[TimeMaster Knight of Time]]) has the ability to accelerate or reverse time around him. [[FutureBadass Alternate Future Dave]] becomes a minor character, [[spoiler:but he is [[YourDaysAreNumbered doomed to die]] since he's not part of the [[StableTimeLoop alpha timeline]].]]
** A major source of humour in the comic comes from 'Trollian' a IM system of sorts used by the Troll aliens that can be used to talk to others, and yourself, from forwards and backwards in time. However the Trolls' grasp of time travel is tenuous at best, and it probably causes more confusion than clearing anything up. One particular troll spends literally hours arguing with his hated past/future self (there's one notable instance where he starts a time memo only to be interrupted by an argument with a future version of himself that goes on for so long he ''becomes'' that future version of himself and starts arguing with his (by then) past self).
** After touching an artifact that once belonged to Lord English, [[spoiler:John Egbert]] is able to teleport and time travel throughout the narrative though he can't control it yet. Unlike Dave and other Time players' form of time travel, [[ScrewDestiny he can actually change the past]] instead of simply spawning a doomed timeline or fulfilling a StableTimeLoop.
* The current mega-arc of ''Webcomic/IrregularWebcomic'' has massive time travellings done by many many characters in many many themes. [[spoiler:This might be a GambitRoulette on the part of the author to resurrect himself and ScrewDestiny after he got killed by himself in the future and becomes Death of Going Back in Time And Killing Yourself and is suppose to go back and kill himself to continue the StableTimeLoop]]. Also, Leonardo da Vinci is a time traveller, is British, and made deals with Deaths. Did I mention that [[Series/DoctorWho TARDIS]] also exist, and being used by the pirates and British navy crews (the latter owns it (?)), with the theme sets in 18th century? Yeah, it's that weird.
* In ''TabletopGame/GeniusTheTransgression'', time travel is possible, but it's almost never a good idea. There's an entire section devoted to time travel and results thereof.
* In ''Webcomic/GirlsInSpace'', whenever the girls find the Earth, it is a different time period. They have no control over which time period has appeared.
* ''Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja''. [[http://drmcninja.com/archives/comic/14p12/ Time-traveling Thomas Jefferson.]]
* ''Webcomic/AllOverTheHouse'' occasionally sees Emily and Tesrin venturing through time for fun.
* ''Webcomic/TheLifeOfNobTMouse'' has Memory Lane, an area of space that allows people to see the past as if it is playing out before them. It's used on occasion to jog peoples' memories.
* In ''Webcomic/FafnirTheDragon'', the use of this to prevent a post apocalyptic future is what drives the plot of the first chapter.
* ''Webcomic/TheMansionOfE'' features occasional appearances by a small device which sends its various users on brief visits to either the past or future.
* ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'' notably averts this as time travel is [[http://www.egscomics.com/?date=2011-07-14 specifically mentioned]] as [[http://www.egscomics.com/?date=2011-07-15 the only thing magic definitely can't do]].
* The Webcomic/{{Bobbinsverse}} comics, and especially ''Webcomic/ScaryGoRound'' and in [[TimeTravelEpisode one storyline]] ''Webcomic/BadMachinery'', feature quite a bit of time travel, by various methods. It tends to get messy and weird. There are apparently rules, but they're hard to keep track of.
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