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* ''[[Questionable Content]]'' allegedly features (or featured) hipsters, including main characters Marten and Faye, but the hipster tone has been dramatically lowered as time has gone on. The comic has evolved into more of a [[Slice of Life]] story featuring struggling post-college individuals than one about music.

** A helpful definition from QC: What's the best way to piss off a poseur-hipster-indie music fan? ''Actually enjoy music.''

* ''[[What the Fu (webcomic)|What the Fu]]'' features a super-hip bar called the [http://www.wtfcomic.net/comics.php?p=016.png Hipster Jester]. "It's so esoteric, it actually exists outside mainstream spacetime. You can't find it unless someone takes you there, and even then you probably won't remember the way."

* ''[[What the Fu (webcomic)|What the Fu]]'' features a super-hip bar called the [http://www.wtfcomic.net/comics.php?p=016.png Hipster Jester]{{Dead link}}. "It's so esoteric, it actually exists outside mainstream spacetime. You can't find it unless someone takes you there, and even then you probably won't remember the way."

* In ''[[Rusty and Co.]]'', [http://rustyandco.com/comic/level-6-12/ hipster vampires.]

* In one ''[[Real Life Comics]]'' strip, [http://www.reallifecomics.com/archive/120217.html Greg considers getting some Converse All-Stars] and his wife Liz starts insulting him, to which Greg replies that Chuck Taylors were around decades before hipsters were.