Web First

A Web Original work that has been published in print.

May contain a Print Bonus.

Examples of Web First include:

Web Comics

Trace now a Manhwa
As well as Noblesse
Megatokyo
Questionable Content
El Goonish Shive
Flipside
Gunnerkrigg Court
Questionable Content
Dinosaur Comics in print became "Your Whole Family Is Made of Meat."
xkcd‍'‍s "Volume Zero."
Pv P
Axis Powers Hetalia
The Non-Adventures of Wonderella: "why read for free what you can buy" says the ad.
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.
Hark! A Vagrant, in two volumes
Cyanide & Happiness
The Order of the Stick, with bonus material, side stories and prequels only available in print.
Narbonic
Skin Horse
Khaos Komix, print version planned once the story is concluded.
Variant; many of the t-shirts seen in Questionable Content wind up in the QC store if there's enough demand.
Sluggy Freelance, with bonus material, though the collected volumes are lagging behind the online strip by several years.
Bruno the Bandit
Penny Arcade
Axe Cop
Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Apple Geeks
Shortpacked has four volumes, Roomies one with a second on the way, and the first year of Dumbing of Age is set to be collected soon.
Bill Holbrook publishes annual volumes of Kevin and Kell

Homestar Runner was successful enough to have many DVDs.
Alejo And Valentina
Making Fiends was picked up by Nicktoons and remade for TV.
Happy Tree Friends started out as web animation but ended up getting a TV show.

John Dies at the End.
Phil Plait's Bad Astronomy. Went from a popular science website to a nonfiction book.
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.

Scott Adams published a number of his blog posts in the Dilbert book.
How to Teach Physics to Your Dog started out this way
Cake Wrecks has produced a book, complete with a book tour (to which many fans brought cakes of their own).
Stuff White People Like started off as a blog and was made into a book.
Julie and 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
Comic Book Legends Revealed from the blog Comics Should Be Good - half new items and half items already posted on the blog.
The Law of Superheroes by James Daily and Ryan Davidson was born from their blog, Law and the Multiverse.