Ever created a misleading cover to your story

[NewAgeComics]

It turns out the cover i made for my new novel Through Mortal Eyes seems to be misleading.
It is a medieval dark fantasy that explores philosophical themes manipulative. It blends action, and psychological tension. It also delves into moral conflict and the hidden forces shaping a world on the brink of darkness.
But people say things like a woman trapped in an abandoned house of secrets or a woman spying through a unusually large keyhole 🥲🥲.
It's not like I'm sad or angry about it but how did I not see that people would look at it like that

I guess there's nothing about the cover that fits my description.
I don't know if it matters at all or not but I wonder who has been in the same situation as me. I would like to know

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[jwabeasley]

Well if it helps, I saw it the way you described!

I haven't had my covers be misinterpreted that I know of but how would I know if nobody told me?

[justincarbunkle]

I guess it kind of is. The cover looks like the wallpaper of a child's room, with all the mc's smiling, but the actual series gets pretty dark/intense.

Episode thumbnails are generally representative of the episodes content, just avoiding spoiling anything major I wanted to keep a surprise.

[Leyelle]

People often think "Damsel in the Red Dress" is a murder mystery lol.

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[NewAgeComics]

Yeeeeeaaaah I also keep episode thumbnails repetitive, at least for this series