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* ''Webcomic/CirqueRoyale'' has these posted on the webcomic's tumblr page, as well as information and casual doodles that aren't posted elsewhere. The only side comic to the main that has been posted is "Non-Stop, Side B" which shows what Quinn was doing while Kingston was running around all day burning himself out.
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* ''Webcomic/CirqueRoyale'' has Many of these are posted on the webcomic's tumblr page, as well as information and casual doodles (including in reply to asks and [=Q&A=]s) that aren't posted elsewhere. The only side comic to the main that has Several have also been posted on other hosting platforms; these include "Vaude Save the Queen" which shows Quinn learning her father died and she's queen now, "Princess Prince" which shows that Charlie is a WholesomeCrossdresser that his family accepts, and "Non-Stop, Side B" which shows what Quinn was doing while Kingston was running around all day burning himself out.out -- namely having to meet with Aries Cashworthy regarding the loans and contracts her parents took out and she's now on the hook for as queen.
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* ''Webcomic/CirqueRoyale'' has these posted on the webcomic's tumblr page, as well as information and casual doodles that aren't posted elsewhere. The only side comic to the main that has been posted is "Non-Stop, Side B" which shows what Quinn was doing while Kingston was running around all day burning himself out.
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Back in the GoldenAge of NewspaperComics, when Sunday comic strips each took up a whole page of the newspaper, they were often accompanied by "toppers", which served much the same purpose, making this OlderThanTelevision.
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Back in the GoldenAge golden age of NewspaperComics, when Sunday comic strips each took up a whole page of the newspaper, they were often accompanied by "toppers", which served much the same purpose, making this OlderThanTelevision.
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* After ''[[http://www.drunkduck.com/Tana/index.php?p=638832 Taña, Island Princess]]'' concluded its first volume, its creator started an unrelated story at Website/ComicGenesis called "Get Your Boyfriend Back" (not transferred to Website/TheDuck yet).
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* After ''[[http://www.drunkduck.com/Tana/index.php?p=638832 Taña, Island Princess]]'' concluded its first volume, its creator started an unrelated story at Website/ComicGenesis Platform/ComicGenesis called "Get Your Boyfriend Back" (not transferred to Website/TheDuck Platform/TheDuck yet).
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* ''Webcomic/UnwindersTallComics'' were at one point interrupted by a {{steampunk}} comic ''Apocalyptus: Thrift and Peril'', which is completely unrelated to the main story. Also at least one character has her own comic on Website/TheDuck.
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* ''Webcomic/UnwindersTallComics'' were at one point interrupted by a {{steampunk}} comic ''Apocalyptus: Thrift and Peril'', which is completely unrelated to the main story. Also at least one character has her own comic on Website/TheDuck.Platform/TheDuck.
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* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'' has a series of radio plays done as podcasts, supposedly in the future but with no clear relation to the plot at present. Several have been turned into actual comics. There's also the ParodySue spoof titled "FanFiction" (guest written by Shaenon Garrity), the Cinderella parody (the only one that is definitely completely out of continuity), "Homecoming King" (written and drawn by regular colorist Cheyanne Wright), "Ivo Sharktooth: Private Jaegar", the ChristmasEpisode "A Mechanicsburg Solstice Story", and "Franz Scorchman, Dragon of Mechanicsburg, and the Story We Haven't Named Yet".
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* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'' has a series of radio plays done as podcasts, supposedly in the future but with no clear relation to the plot at present. Several have been turned into actual comics. There's also the ParodySue spoof titled "FanFiction" (guest written by Shaenon Garrity), the Cinderella parody (the only one that is definitely completely out of continuity), "Homecoming King" (written and drawn by regular colorist Cheyanne Wright), "Ivo Sharktooth: Private Jaegar", the ChristmasEpisode "A Mechanicsburg Solstice Story", and "Franz Scorchman, Scorthmaw, Dragon of Mechanicsburg, and the Story We Haven't Named Yet".
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* ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'' has the newspaper-style comics found in ''EGS: NP''; many of the older ones are non-canon, but since its return from hiatus in August 2014, EGS: NP has been revamped into telling canonical side-stories.
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* ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'' has the newspaper-style comics found in ''EGS: NP''; many of the older ones are non-canon, but since its return from hiatus in August 2014, EGS: NP has been revamped into mostly telling canonical side-stories.
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* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'' has a series of radio plays done as podcasts, supposedly in the future but with no clear relation to the plot at present. One has been turned into actual comics.
** There was also the ParodySue spoof titled "FanFiction".
** There was also the ParodySue spoof titled "FanFiction".
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* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'' has a series of radio plays done as podcasts, supposedly in the future but with no clear relation to the plot at present. One has Several have been turned into actual comics.
** There wascomics. There's also the ParodySue spoof titled "FanFiction"."FanFiction" (guest written by Shaenon Garrity), the Cinderella parody (the only one that is definitely completely out of continuity), "Homecoming King" (written and drawn by regular colorist Cheyanne Wright), "Ivo Sharktooth: Private Jaegar", the ChristmasEpisode "A Mechanicsburg Solstice Story", and "Franz Scorchman, Dragon of Mechanicsburg, and the Story We Haven't Named Yet".
** There was
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* ''Webcomic/HeadTrip'' [[http://headtripcomics.comicgenesis.com/d/20060303.html site]] has the adventures of Emo Kid and Chemo Kid, a ''KidHero'' team consisting of a LittlestCancerPatient (also a KnightInSourArmor) and an EmoTeen. Together, TheyFightCrime!
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* ''Webcomic/HeadTrip'' [[http://headtripcomics.comicgenesis.com/d/20060303.html site]] has the adventures of Emo Kid and Chemo Kid, a ''KidHero'' team consisting of a LittlestCancerPatient (also a KnightInSourArmor) and an EmoTeen. Together, TheyFightCrime!
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Webcomics will often have a separate series of strips featuring characters and/or situations outside of the main storyline. These may be used as FillerStrips, a form of BreatherEpisode, or just SomethingCompletelyDifferent.
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Webcomics will often have a separate series of strips featuring characters and/or situations outside of the main storyline. These may be used as FillerStrips, a form of BreatherEpisode, or just SomethingCompletelyDifferent.
a FormulaBreakingEpisode.
