1 A stick figure representing Me: {drawing on a whiteboard} This will be so cool. The first ever webcomic drawn on a whiteboard!
2 A stick figure representing Me inside the comic the stick figure representing Me is drawing: This isn't going to be stupidly recursive and self-referential, is it?
3 A stick figure representing Me: Shut up. I'm doing the funny stuff here.
3 A stick figure representing Me inside the comic the stick figure representing Me inside the comic the stick figure representing Me is drawing is drawing: You tell him!
4 A stick figure representing Me: {struggling with the whiteboard printer} If only the bloody printer would work...
4 A stick figure representing Me inside the comic the stick figure representing Me is drawing: Take a photo, you idiot!

I was on a lunch break at work one day and waiting for the co-workers I usually play games with to show up, when I began doodling this on the whiteboard in the room. Meta-ironically, the printer did work, which is how I have this to show to you today. (If it hadn't worked, you never would have seen it.)

This comic tells more than one lie. There is another webcomic that was drawn on a whiteboard, as far back as 2002, and a good six months before Irregular Webcomic! even began. The Whiteboard has since evolved into a more standard format webcomic and is still going strong. Its tagline is "Alaska's Coolest Paintball Webcomic!" which is, frankly, a claim not to be sneezed at, because I've looked at Alaska's second-coolest paintball webcomic, and it's not bad.