What does your comic name mean in your own universe?

Reign 2019-09-27 19:43:56 UTC #21

My comic’s title is One Reign Note. The Reign Note is a powerful stone used by the gods to keep order over the world. Only one is present throughout a 100 year period, and it chooses which god it wants to lead their generation of fellow gods. So the Reign Note is revered in my comic. Too bad the demigod that wields it doesn’t have any powers. XD

MrTwennysebben 2019-09-27 19:47:58 UTC #22

Neon Lightning Pizza Co is literally just that, the name of the pizzeria where my characters work. Fun fact: it was a total throwaway name I came up with because when I first started the comic it was to directly mock situations I found myself in at my day job, but I didn't want to use the actual name of the pizzeria I work in just in case it got me in trouble somehow. Then I managed to come up with a logo I really like seemingly on accident, and suddenly I had a fictional location where I could do whatever the hell I wanted.

teasidesketches 2019-09-27 19:49:59 UTC #23

I spent a lot of time trying to come up with a more interesting name for my comic, but I ended up just settling on going with Ivory Weald--the name of what is essentially the underworld where all souls return before reincarnation in my comic's world.
I feel like plots often detract from that central goal of reaching the Ivory Weald, but it's there at the end of all things, so I think it still works. ^^;

LittleMissDevil 2019-09-27 19:50:07 UTC #24

With my comic it is quite simple actually. The main character is a mechanic and that is also why she stumbled headfirst into a rebellion, the comic is called "The Machinist". It's just what she is and why people care about her at first ^^

Maps 2019-09-27 20:13:26 UTC #25

Vows of the Sentinel actually pertains more to my second protaganist than my main protag. A Sentinel in the story is a soldier who is assigned to a prisoner of war to “befriend them” and gain their trust in order to expose important information they have, before sending them away and discarding them to various camps.
Drakke is the Sentinel for Roenan and they fall for each other. His “vows” are the promises he makes to Roenan to keep him safe and to get him back home.

Awesomeness_Studios 2019-09-27 21:25:44 UTC #26

My newest comic, The Four Friendly Humors, is just called that because it stars the four humors. The word "friendly," however, is just there for alliterative reasons, which kinda irks me ngl The only "friendly" humors in the comic are Sanguine and Phlegmatic.

indagold 2019-09-28 00:19:48 UTC #27

Suppose to be symbolic of squandered potential, many characters all have feelings of greatness or felt like their life was happy but really are fragile and that everyone who built themselves up on being great and mighty demonic magic wielders are really the failed creation of a emotionally broken god, imbuing them with it's blood that leaves them volatile minor deities who have no control over their powers.

RiidDisBuk1 2019-09-28 01:08:31 UTC #28

Can I put my novel's name that I'm currently re-polishing?

CloudyMagpie 2019-09-28 01:17:08 UTC #29

The title describes the characters as seen by the rest of society. They are referred to as vultures because of their treasure scavenging lifestyle and their ability to run around and get themselves into trouble.

Solias 2019-09-28 01:26:16 UTC #30

I named my novel, at least so far Unfated. I wanted to do a reverse on a typical chosen character, so (and ill get to this eventually in sotry) that most people have a pretty set life path with a bit of wiggle room here and there but most bug life events are set. When lives are ferried in they play a game to see where they go within what their soul can handle, if you win you are a free person Unfated. ill get there eventually

vothnthorvaldson 2019-09-28 01:43:39 UTC #31

I love this title! The alliteration sounds good and 'vagrant' is one of my favorite words
Oh and I love vultures too.
Yep, a title for me . I'll bookmark your story for less busy times

OttoGruenwald 2019-09-28 01:54:56 UTC #32

The Power of Stardust refers to the main character and antagonist and how he sees the world as something to protect--and transform.

Humbug 2019-09-28 02:20:50 UTC #33

Mine is super simple, Uncle Vinnie is just the pet name of my comic's main character. It's just to add an element of cuteness I guess. XD

amortelito 2019-09-28 02:44:45 UTC #34

AMORTE is the name of the book of that has the secret to surpassing death.
It is also the name of a music band (in the comic) that took their name from this book that most think is just a legend.

RiidDisBuk1 2019-09-28 02:48:25 UTC #35

Nothing wrong about that xP

CloudyMagpie 2019-09-28 02:49:34 UTC #36

aahh!. thank you so much! I was so unsure of it for a long time before publishing.

DiegoPalacios 2019-09-28 02:50:57 UTC #37

Rocky the rock is the name of the main character and chosen one, but people call him rocky.....and yes......he is an actual inanimate rock

Tanako 2019-09-28 03:36:18 UTC #38

Not a danm Mutha F*cking thing
my title has nothing to do with my comic. I could be wrong but I dont see a relation seriously. I though about changing it once then I realized its too late and Oh well. titles does not have to match the story. so I guess thats what makes my work unique I guess. STRINGS AND TIME (BL)

faisalhussein394 2019-09-28 03:46:02 UTC #39

Your correct for why I choose that name, it translate to the word "Chosen".

Cavechan 2019-09-28 04:17:14 UTC #40

T.P. (True Power) is named that because I thought that how people call toilet paper "tp" was funny so I wanted to use the same initials. "True Power" is what one of my characters names the group of exiled alien misfits that he's a part of.

True Power: MS2 continues with the True Power name and the MS2 is the initials for the new main characters - Michel Somy and Midnight Schwitters.

For Celestial Chronicle Shion... I think it's pretty straightforward. It is a chronicle in the stars! Shion is the name of the main character and her space ship.