History LampshadeHanging / Webcomics

* Sirkowski, the creator of ''Miss Dynamite'' recently created and sold "22 Fan Service panels that always work!!" An homage to [[http://boingboing.net/2006/08/18/wally-woods-22-panel.html Wally Wood]] that features several [[ShoutOut Shout Outs]] to fanservice-related Tropes. Gems include [[http://www.missdynamite.com/gallery/spgm/gal/gallery2011/2011gal0002.jpg Absolute Cleavage]], ClothingDamage, [[UnderBoobs Under Boob]], [[http://www.missdynamite.com/gallery/spgm/gal/gallery2011/2011gal0011.jpg Erotic Eating]], BareYourMidriff, and others.

* Taken up to eleven in ''Webcomic/{{Spinnerette}}'', Colonel Glass mentions not only the trope FacelessGoons, but the fact that there is a Wiki/TVTropes page on it.

* Taken UpToEleven in ''Webcomic/{{Spinnerette}}'', Colonel Glass mentions not only the trope FacelessGoons, but the fact that there is a Wiki/TVTropes page on it.

* ''Fans'', among many good examples: [[http://www.faans.com/books1-6/index.php?p=259 "By cartoon rules, we would be attacked as soon as I said 'That's a cartoonish way of thinking,' just to prove me wrong."]] The joke is that the attack which (of course) immediately follows is only a distraction from the main plotline, though it foreshadows a later plotline.

* ''Webcomic/TwiceBlessed'' hangs a lampshade on Cade Masters's description sounding like a MarySue on the [[http://www.twiceblessedcomic.com/?webcomic_post=2 first page]].

** The fact that almost the entire cast (including a lot of incidental minor characters) are [[BiTheWay bisexual]] is lampshaded at least twice.

* ''Webcomic/LegioArcana'': The Legion are trying to take out an Asura in chapter 1. Being unable to actually kill it, they decide to bind it to a Christmas cactus with the binding spell written in marker on the clay pot. Marianne suggests they take the price tag off of it first.

* ''Webcomic/LegioArcana:'The Legion are trying to take out an Asura in chapter 1. Being unable to actually kill it, they decide to bind it to a Christmas cactus with the binding spell written in marker on the clay pot. Marianne suggests they take the price tag off of it first.

* ''Webcomic/LegioArcana':'The Legion are trying to take out an Asura in chapter 1. Being unable to actually kill it, they decide to bind it to a Christmas cactus with the binding spell written in marker on the clay pot. Marianne suggests they take the price tag off of it first.

* ''Webcomic/TheLastDaysOfFOXHOUND'' does this a lot concerning the rather... [[YouFailBiologyForever Tenous... Grasp of genetics and biology]] found in the ''Franchise/MetalGear''-verse. Mantis or Naomi are usually the OnlySaneMan in this regard, but of course all these biologically impossible events keep on happening anyway.

* ''Webcomic/MenageA3'' isn't prone to such self-awareness, but does lampshade Gary's ExtremeDoormat status in strip #795 (September 24, 2013, marginally NSFW); "It's like he has no will of his own." For an added twist, this recognition '''also''' immediately reinforces Gary's CluelessChickMagnet status, as he becomes a target for seduction -- by a rather scary {{dominatrix}}.

*** "I thought you were out of exposition." "''I am an'' '''''[[CrowningMomentOfFunny ENDLESS BARREL]]''''' ''of exposition!'' But, yeah, I'm done."

* The ''Situation on Earth-N'' story line in ''Webcomic/KazasMateGwenna'' began in April 2016 and came to a [[http://kaza-and-gwenna.thecomicseries.com/comics/269/ cliffhanger ending]] December 2017. After the recent ''TimeSkip/ time skip" Gwenna comments about how

* ''Webcomic/CheckerboardNightmare'' hung a lampshade on hanging lampshades [[http://www.checkerboardnightmare.com/retro/20021206.shtml all the way back in 2002]].

* T-rex of ''Webcomic/DinosaurComics'' explains in [[http://www.qwantz.com/archive/001425.html this comic.]]

* ''Webcomic/CheckerboardNightmare'' hung a lamshade on hanging lampshades [[http://www.checkerboardnightmare.com/retro/20021206.shtml all the way back in 2002]].

* Taken UpToEleven in ''Webcomic/{{Spinnerette}}'', Colonel Glass mentions not only the trope FacelessGoons, but the fact that there is a TVTropes page on it.

* In ''[[Webcomic/AbeKroenen Abe&Kroenen]]'', Abe lampshades ''two'' of the comics' most common gags (characters pulling a stealth Batman-esque appearance and Kroenen's thick German accent) at the same time. [[http://abe-kroenen.livejournal.com/64278.html#cutid1 To be fair, he was pretty pissed off at the time.]]

* ''TabletopGame/NinjaBurger'': In [[http://www.ninjaburger.com/nbcrew/85.shtml this strip]], Max ninja tell Steve ninja something every ninja already know about shadow clone technique. Steve ninja is understandably confused.

hen the eponymous characters of ''Webcomic/M9Girls'' acquire cosmic powers, they immediately decide to play super-heroines, complete with [[CodeName Code Names]] and .

** When Pato complains about the [[MiniDressOfPower short, colorful costumes,]] Karla points that heroines {{must have}} cool costumes.