Since my comics are linked together in a storyline, I realized they would look much better if I could number them in sequence. However, I currently have six comics without numbers and I don't particularly want to start labeling the numbers starting with [Comic 7 - Never trust a blender, either]. How can I go back and change the previous titles to reflect my new obsession with numerical order?

You have to be a donor to be able to edit your comics. To do that, you have to send some money to Brad via pay pal. You should read the faq before you ask about these sort of things.

Thank you; I did read the faq and I do understand the donation arrangement. However, my question was asking specifically about editing the title separately, without editing the comic itself. Judging from your answer, then, the program views them as the same thing. That is the answer I was looking for, so I appreciate your help.

(Although I searched the forum for a topic dealing with this specific subject, I didn't find one, so I felt it belonged in the forum. I apologize if this is annoying... I realize it is a pain to deal with the same questions cropping up over and over again.)

Edit comic = Edit everything in that comic

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The giant three-phallused phallus of Uzbekistan will one day squirt the cosmic jizz of revenge all over Canada.

Sorry, Mac, that's the only way. Of course, you could also immediately press 'back' on your browser, change the title, and save again. Nearly 50 of my comics are the result of this sort of fake editing.

Or you could become what is known on stripcreator as a "donor"; that is, someone who has "donated" money to Brad in exchange for certain extra features becoming available to them, including an "edit comic" option which enables you to not only change the title of a comic, but also to alter any other element, both verbal and visual, contained within that comic.

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Legend, oh legend, the third wheel legend...always in the way.

Donating is for losers.

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Poop.

HA HA! RABID IS POOR!

"Losers", huh? Well, let me tell you the story of another "loser"...

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Legend, oh legend, the third wheel legend...always in the way.

...and, lo and behold, that so-called "loser" turned out to be...Elayne Boosler.

And now...you know...the rest of the story.

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Legend, oh legend, the third wheel legend...always in the way.

I didn't intend to donate.

But I may send Brad money not to post those incriminating pictures of us on the site.

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"Nihilism makes me smile."