A Web Original work that has been published in print.
May contain a Print Bonus.
Examples:
Webcomics- Achewood
- The Adventures of Dr. McNinja
- Aoi House
- Applegeeks
- Axe Cop
- Bad Machinery
- Battlepug
- Bittersweet Candy Bowl
- Brawl in the Family
- BREAK THE BORDER
- Breakfast of the Gods
- Bruno the Bandit
- The Bully's Bully
- Check, Please!
- Ctrl+Alt+Del
- Cucumber Quest
- Cyanide and Happiness
- Delilah Dirk
- Demon
- Diary of a Wimpy Kid
- Digger
- Dinosaur Comics in print became "Your Whole Family Is Made of Meat."
- Eleceed
- El Goonish Shive
- Exterminatus Now
- Flipside
- Forming
- FreakAngels
- Girl Genius is an odd case that started off as an independent print comic. After publishing three and a half volumes, they moved to publishing online first in order to reach a larger audience. But print volumes are still released sometime after their web counterparts are completed.
- Gunnerkrigg Court
- Handsome Girl and Crossdressing Boy
- Hark! A Vagrant
- Henchgirl
- Hetalia: Axis Powers
- Homestuck
- The Idaten Deities Know Only Peace
- Johnny Wander
- Kaiten Mutenmaru: Micro Magazine published the first two parts of the second season in four books in 2014 and 2015.
- Kevin & Kell: print versions up to 2017 available, also had printed in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Holbrook's hometown newspaper) for ten years.
- Khaos Komix, print version planned once the story is concluded.
- Kotoura-san
- Kubera since February 2012.
- Magical Boy
- Manly Appetites: Minegishi Loves Otsu
- MegaTokyo
- Ménage à 3
- Mob Psycho 100
- Moratorium On My Gender
- Mr. Boop
- My Husband Was Actually a Woman
- My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness started out on Pixiv.
- Narbonic
- Necessary Monsters, which is now only available in print.
- NIMONA
- Noblesse
- The Non-Adventures of Wonderella: "why read for free what you can buy" says the ad.
- Nowhere Boy
- Octopus Pie
- One-Punch Man started out as a webcomic, then got popular enough to get a professionally redrawn version, which in itself got popular enough to have print versions made. Also got an anime.
- The Order of the Stick, with bonus material, side stories and prequels only available in print.
- Peach Boy Riverside
- Penny Arcade
- Poison Ivy Gulch
- PvP
- Questionable Content. Many of the t-shirts seen in the webcomic wind up in the QC store if there's enough demand.
- Rain (2010)
- A Redtail's Dream
- Sandra on the Rocks
- Satoko and Nada
- Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
- Sensational Wonder Woman
- Sensation Comics Featuring Wonder Woman
- Shortpacked! has five volumes to date, though they only cover from the beginning of the series in 2005 to July 2008.
- Roomies has been collected into two volumes.
- Dumbing of Age has nine volumes as of November 2020, which cover the comic from the beginning to August 2019.
- Sinfest
- Skin Horse
- Sleepless Domain, one volume covering the first four chapters.
- Sluggy Freelance, with bonus material, though the collected volumes are lagging behind the online strip by several years.
- Smile
- A Softer World
- Sticky Dilly Buns
- Sunstone
- The Tea Dragon Society
- Tower of God
- Trace
- Wadanohara: The manga adaptation started on Pixiv.
- Witchy
- xkcd's "Volume Zero."
- The subsection What If received a printed book.
- Zen Pencils
Web Animation
- Alejo and Valentina
- Breadwinners started off as a Youtube short by the series' creator before Nickelodeon took interest in it and remade it for TV.
- Chilly Beach started off as an Internet Flash site, but was later remade into an animated series for CBC.
- Gotham Girls had every episode put in a bonus feature of the Birds of Prey (2002) DVD and was adapted into a comic book.
- Happy Tree Friends started out as web animation but ended up getting a TV show and several DVDs.
- The Hiros had both parts put in a bonus feature of the Teen Titans (2003) season 1 DVD.
- Homestar Runner was successful enough to have many DVDs, soundtracks and video games.
- Keeping Up With The Joneses 2004 had both parts put in a bonus feature of a Justice League DVD.
- Kevin Spencer started off as a bunch of Flash-animated Internet shorts from Mondo Media (the same one behind Happy Tree Friends), but The Comedy Network turned it into a full TV show.
- Looney Tunes Webtoons had 2 DVDs of 40 of the 41 the 2001-2003 shorts.
- Making Fiends was picked up by Nicktoons and remade for TV.
- Mr Wong recieved a DVD release.
- Odd Job Jack, like Kevin Spencer, was originally a Flash webtoon before The Comedy Network transformed it into a full TV show.
- RWBY was released on Rooster Teeth and has been released on DVD, Blu-ray, iTunes, Netflix, and theaters.
Web Serial Novel
- After the Revolution: A print version is scheduled for 2022.
- Amakute Hoshikute Torokeru Chuu started out as a web novel on Fuguriya's website before being adapted into the seventh game of the Sono Hanabira Ni Kuchizuke Wo series.
- Darkeye
- Fifty Shades of Grey was heavily modified from a Twilight Fanfic.
- The Homestuck Epilogues
- John Dies at the End.
- The Martian
- Sparrow Hill Road is a Fixup Novel from a collection of short stories first published online. The sequels were published directly as books.
- When The Angels Left The Old Country was originally published in serial form on the author's tumblr, but was removed once they got a book deal.
- With Strings Attached. Half of it is online; the second half is only available in the print/electronic editions. The first chapter of the sequel, The Keys Stand Alone, is also online; the author hasn't decided whether to put more up yet.
Blog
- $#!+ My Dad Says: The book contained some of the same quotes with new ones added. It later became a short-lived series on CBS.
- Cake Wrecks has produced a book, complete with a book tour (to which many fans brought cakes of their own).
- Comic Book Legends Revealed from the blog Comics Should Be Good - half new items and half items already posted on the blog.
- Scott Adams published a number of his blog posts in the Dilbert book.
- The seed of How to Teach Physics to Your Dog came from a blog post, though most of the content in the book is new.
- Hyperbole and a Half has a book.
- Julie & Julia: blog=> book => movie with Meryl Streep. A big gap in that final step, made by the fact that Nora Ephron just didn't like the attitude she got off of Julie Powell from her blog.
- Jump the Shark from the late website of the same name.
- Law and the Multiverse blog was turned into a book called The Law of Superheroes.
- April Winchell's popular Regretsy has been published in book form.
- Stuff White People Like started off as a blog and was made into a book.
- Sirens (UK) and its US remake are loosely adapted from the nonfiction book Blood, Sweat and Tea by London Ambulance Service EMT "Tom Reynolds", which as itself adapted from his blog "Random Acts of Reality".
- What If?
Other
- Phil Plait's Bad Astronomy. Went from a popular science website to a nonfiction book.
- Wikipedia has, in fact, been released on CD. Okay, not the whole thing, but portions have been released on CD or DVD
for charity purposes, and the Wikipedia 1.0 project is attempting to produce a more rigorous hard release.
- The Skeptic's Dictionary is an online resource covering a variety of pseudoscientific topics from the skeptic's perspective. Portions have since been compiled into a book.
- The Counter-Creationism Handbook started off its life as a portion of the TalkOrigins website.
- Hilda and Richie: An early version was serialized online on a Google blog back in 2017 before becoming a print book in 2021.
