History Main / ICommaNoun

* "I, Joker," a GraphicNovel about the [[TheJoker eponymous super villain]].

* ''I, Mobster'', a 1958 movie based on the novel of the same name.

* ''[[ILucifer I, Lucifer]]'' by Glenn Duncan.

* "I, Brobot" (''PhineasAndFerb'')

This is a subtrope of TheJoyOfX. Related to EnterEponymous.

* ''I, Monster'', a 1971 adaptation of ''TheStrangeCaseOfDrJekyllAndMrHyde''.

* "I [[HPLovecraft Cthulhu]] [[EitherOrTitle or]], What's A Tentacle-Faced Thing Like Me Doing In A Sunken City Like This (Latitude 47° 9' S, Longitude 126° 43' W)?," by NeilGaiman.

* ''{{Futurama}}'': "I, Roommate."

* "I, D'oh- Bot," an episode of ''TheSimpsons''.

* ''Literature/{{IQ}}'', a ''StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' novel featuring Q (and riffing off the intelligence test of the same name).

* "I, Borg," a ''StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' episode -- a significant title, as the {{hivemind}}ed Borg attach no importance to individuals. (Strictly speaking, the official episode title, and the one on production records, is "I Borg" with no comma. It's still an example.)

* "I, Mudd," a ''StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' episode.

So you're going through the bookstore reading titles, browsing for something to read. You see lots of random things, incoherent titles, boring titles, one-word titles that could mean anything or nothing. What to read? And then you see it. A book that sounds like it will focus on one subject just because of the title. A book that purports to speak from authority, just because of the title. It is a book that reads "I, Noun" possibly with an obscenely long subtitle.

* ''Literature/IRobot'' by IsaacAsimov, definitely the TropeCodifier.

* ''I, Vampire: The Confessions of a Vampire -- His Life, His Loves, His Strangest Desires ...'' by Michael Romkey - You get the feeling they just couldn't bring themselves to use such an undescriptive title and trust it to stand on its own merits.

* ''I, Sniper: A Bob Lee Swagger Novel'' by Stephen Hunter

* IsaacAsimov parodied himself with a late autobiography called ''I. Asimov: A Memoir'', where the different punctuation transforms the pronoun into an initial.

* "I, Vampire", DCComics strip about a FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire.
* "I, Joker", a GraphicNovel about the [[TheJoker eponymous super villain]].

* Cory Doctorow has short stories called both "I, Robot" and "I, Rowboat".
* "I [[HPLovecraft Cthulhu]] [[EitherOrTitle or]], What's A Tentacle-Faced Thing Like Me Doing In A Sunken City Like This (Latitude 47° 9' S, Longitude 126° 43' W)?", by NeilGaiman.

* ''Week Ending: Cabinet Leaks'' had a parody autobiography of Carol Thatcher called ''I, Carol''. And every time she refers to herself in the first person it's "I, Carol", to the editor's despair.

* "I, Borg", a ''StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' episode -- a significant title, as the {{hivemind}}ed Borg attach no importance to individuals. (Strictly speaking, the official episode title, and the one on production records, is "I Borg" with no comma. It's still an example.)

* TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir ends with a string of these, including "I, Whoops There It Is" and "I, Done".

* "I, Mudd", a ''StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' episode.
* "I, E.T.", a ''Series/{{Farscape}}'' episode

* ''{{Futurama}}'': "I, Roommate''.

* "I, D'oh- Bot", an episode of ''TheSimpsons''.

* ''I, Q'', a ''StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' novel featuring Q (and riffing off the intelligence test of the same name).

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* "I, E.T.", a ''{{Farscape}}'' episode

* ''I, Weapon,'' an utterly wretched 70s sci-fi novel about the breeding of the ultimate living weapon from several human subspecies. To fight alien kangaroos and blob monsters or something like that.

* ''I, Mario'', the attempt at a more realistic SuperMarioBros.

* "I, Borg", a ''StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' episode -- a significant title, as the {{hivemind}}ed Borg attach no importance to individuals. (Strictly speaking, the official episode title, and the one on production records, is "I Borg" with no comma. It's still an example.)

* ''I, Madman'', 1989 horror film.

* The ''BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' episode "I Robot, You Jane" (which doubles as a LiteraryAllusionTitle to "Me {{Tarzan}}, you Jane").

* "I, Rowboat" was also the title of a Conan O'Brien parody of the then-recent Will Smith ''Film/IRobot'' movie.
* ''{{Futurama}}'': "I, Roommate''.
* Musical about Roy Keane: ''I, Keano''

* "I, Mudd", an original-series ''Star Trek'' episode.
* "I, E.T.", a ''{{Farscape}}'' episode
* "I, Brobot" (''PhineasAndFerb'')
* "I, Zombie" Vertigo comic book series.
** I, Zombie is also the title of a [[RobZombie White Zombie]] song and a film, none of which are related.

* "I, D'oh- Bot", an episode of ''TheSimpsons''.

* "I, Davros" A Doctor Who spinoff series of audio dramas.
* "I, Vampire", DCComics strip about a FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire.

* ''I, Madman'', the 1989 horror movie.
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This is a subtrope of TheJoyOfX. Related to EnterEpynomous.

This is a subtrope of TheJoyOfX.

* ''[[IClaudius I, Claudius]]'', possibly the UrExample.
* ''[[Literature/{{Ptitle46vep1yvhihu}} I, Robot]]'' by IsaacAsimov, definitely the TropeCodifier.

* "I, Rowboat" was also the title of a Conan O'Brien parody of the then-recent Will Smith ''IRobot'' movie.

* '' [[ICarly, I, Carly]]''

* '' [[ICarly, I, Carly]]

* ''I, Weapon,'' an [[SoBadItsHorrible utterly wretched]] 70s sci-fi novel about the breeding of the ultimate living weapon from several human subspecies. To fight alien kangaroos and blob monsters or something like that.

* ''[[Literature/{{Ptitle46vep1yvhihu}} I, Robot]]'' by IsaacAsimov, definitely the TropeCodifier.

** "I, Robot", an unrelated short story by EandoBinder (which actually predates the Asimov by about a decade, and may have inspired its title).