Is there a niche for your comic?

[Chocolate]

Yes, my comic has a niche. It cater to Shonen Jump fans. I love Naruto, One Piece, and Yugioh growing up. I hope to attract those type of fans for my comic as well.

[JaveCraze]

I don't really think that a lot of people are going to take the time to read mine because it seems like scroll format/color comics reign supreme on platforms like these...
So not even story-wise, the niche is black and white page format.

[DreamyPastel]

I definitely feel my comic would resonate a lot with people who like somewhat dark but lighthearted animated shows like Gravity Falls, Owl House, Over the Garden Wall, etc. I absolutely adored Gravity Falls and OTGW growing up and it essentially subconsciously affected the story of my comic down the line haha. But overall though I don't make my comic with a specific audience in mind, I just like telling the story I've made and if people like it, then that's cool!

[bulgariansumo]

I'm guessing the niche for my novels would be:

• People who still watch narrative-driven cartoons even though they aged out of the target demographic.
• People who like cutesy indie games with unexpected darkness. (not too much in my case, though)
• People who like overanalyzing characters.

(I would've said fans of Earthbound-inspired indie RPGs for the second bullet point, but I don't know if my style of humor is quite the same as those. Fans of those might like my story too, though.)

[GumshoeComix]

my comic is 17+ as default as talks about CSA from an adult perspective/ how childhood trauma affects us when we're older/ which is inherently niche.
That and the fact that each ark is about my main character being forced to murder someone without his choosing.
The readers are supposed to feel uncomfortable
For me, this is a vent story so I know only specific people are going to understand it. And that's fine.

[NickRowler]

I guess my niche is creating a comic that is formatted like a sitcom. My style may also be something people aren't used to.

However, tho my comics have LGBTQ characters, I do feel like my series can be enjoyed by anyone. I have romance but it never gets too saucy or anything. Most of my stuff is PG-13 for swear words and a few dirty jokes but for the most part, I won't really call my stuff that shocking,

[system]

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