Clingy Jealous Girls in Webcomics.
- Helene from Avalon
is this for her boyfriend Alan, although she never really snaps at Ceilidh. It might be because Ceilidh wouldn't give Alan the time of day... or because Helene's dumb as a post (or at least would rather seem that way). - Lucy of Bittersweet Candy Bowl is an example of this, although she tries very hard indeed not to show it.
- In Catena, Ivy has shown tendencies of this sort upon discovering Bear paying attention to another girl.
- In Fluttering Feelings, as the main characters Baek Seol-A and Kim No-Rae develop feeling beyond friendship for each other they begin to become jealous of anyone who gets close to the other.
- Dracula Everlasting: Vanessa, a hooker who became the first of the modern day brides. She becomes a bit defensive when more women are turned to serve Dracula.
- Melissa of El Goonish Shive, was a Clingy Jealous Girl around Justin — a Straight Gay whom she inadvertently outed. To the writer's surprise her character developed until she wasn't one any more.
- Zimmy from Gunnerkrigg Court is incredibly possessive of her best friend/love Gamma, to the point of freaking out if someone touches her or speaks to her.
- In The Inexplicable Adventures of Bob!, Jean Poule tends to get extremely possessive of Bob whenever Princess Voluptua shows up. Even Jean is startled by her own behavior in these situations.
- Cinnabar in Little Lapses clings to her friend Blue and gets uncomfortable when Blue plays with other girls.
- Lore Olympus: Minthe is not happy once she sees the article about Hades and Persephone. When Persephone subsequently shows up to start her internship at Underworld Corp, Minthe sends her off on a Snipe Hunt - into Tartarus.
- For some reason, many Lyrical Nanoha Fan Web Comics portray Fate as this in regards to Nanoha, such as this A's/StrikerS Nano (sample strip◊) and Nanoha StrikeOut (sample strip◊).
- X of A Magical Roommate is so obsessed with keeping her status as the most important person in her twin sister's life that she got into the habit of scaring her boyfriends off with explosives. It got to the point that Alexis was forced to keep her engagement a secret from her sister until the day of the wedding, and needed to have security on hand to prevent the inevitable Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace that X attempted.
- Magick Chicks: Faith gets like this around Tiffany, getting snippy with Tiffany when she sees another girl kiss her. When a girl professes love to Tiffany Faith claims Tiff as her girlfriend.
- Yuki of Ménage à 3 is clingy to both Zii and Gary. In one strip, she floors Didi when Didi asks her to give up on Gary so he can give her an orgasm and tells her "Gary. Is. Mine."
- Put Emily and Missi from Misfile in the same room as Ash and watch them both try and outdo each other in the Clingy Jealous Girl stakes. Actually, put any possible partner for Ash in the same room as Emily and watch the jealousy flow. She and Ash are only friends.
- In MSF High, Lana, the local Yandre becomes violent the second someone even so much as looks at Donovan.
- My Deepest Secret: Downplayed with Emma. The reason she doesn’t want other people to meet Elios is that she’s afraid that because he’s so perfect, they’ll fall for him. She acknowledges this as silly and a problem, but can't help feeling so anyway.
- Outsider: Beryl, the bubbly analyst who has been helping Alex, gets noticeably snippy when she walks in on Alex shaking hands with Talon. Her species normally avoids touching each other, so it looked more intimate to her than it really was.
- Angela from Punch an' Pie is a rare example of the Clingy Jealous Girl as the main (or at least co-main) character. Her girlfriend's bisexuality and her own views on polyamory have caused her to think that Heather having any contact whatsoever with anyone outside of their relationship automatically means she must be banging them on the side. Heather eventually breaks up with her over it.
- Dora from Questionable Content, at least when dating Marten. Ranging from the somewhat logical — catching him and Faye sharing a platonic hug while only wearing T-shirts and underwear — to the absolutely insane — a customer complaining that she had just asked out "that guy who works at the library" but got rejected because he already has a girlfriend causes Dora to declare herself as said girlfriend and threaten the poor girl with a sword. Marten breaks up with her for it and she subsequently goes through Heel Realization.
- In Rascals, Chrissy, at the start of the dating scene with Quick, is enraged whenever another woman comes onto Quick or is too friendly with him.
- Sally Skunk from Silent Sillies will NOT tolerate her boyfriend Sidney looking at another girl, especially if it's Desiree Dog.
- Sleepless Domain: Cassidy has demonstrated shades of this towards Heartful Punch, in a strictly platonic sense — she had long idolized magical girls and Heartful Punch in particular, and even after becoming a magical girl herself and befriending HP, she never really stopped thinking of her as an idol rather than a friend. When Undine and HP began spending time together, this mentality is part of what motivated her to attack Undine, both physically and with the accusation that she had some involvement in the tragedy of Team Alchemical. When Heartful Punch herself finds out about this, she is understandably upset and cuts off their friendship, which Cassidy does not take well. The author made it clear in this case that Cassidy's feelings towards HP were meant to be platonic, as she wished to avoid the
Unfortunate Implications of writing a Psycho Lesbian. - Oasis of Sluggy Freelance takes this to the extreme, attempting to kidnap Torg and kill any rivals for his affection.
- You've Gotta Be Kitten Me!: Zigzagged with Mino. She is perfectly fine with Rupert interacting with human girls, but she becomes hostile when he interacts with another cat girl.
