History Main / ICommaNoun

* ''Literature/Literature/IVampire: 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--Alien'' by Michael Reaves, with illustrations by comics artist Terry Austin.

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

* ''I, Trissy,'' a short YA novel by Creator/NormaFoxMazer about an 11-year-old girl dealing with her parents' divorce.

* ''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, Weapon'', a 70s sci-fi novel about the breeding of the ultimate living weapon from several human subspecies to fight an alien threat.

* ''Film/IDanielBlake'', a 2016 drama film.

* "[[PunBasedTitle I, Witness]]" is a season 7 episode of ''Series/{{Castle}}''.

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[[folder:I, Anime and Manga]]

* "I, Davros" A ''Series/DoctorWho'' spinoff series of audio dramas.

* "I, Zombie" Vertigo comic book series.
* "I, Vampire", Creator/DCComics strip about a FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire.
* "ComicBook/IJoker," a GraphicNovel about the [[ComicBook/TheJoker eponymous super villain]].

* ''Film/ITheJury'' a noir featuring Mike Hammer. Based on the book by Mickey Spillane.

* ''Film/IFrankenstein'', a 2014 film.
* ''Film/ITonya'', a 2017 biopic of the controversial figure skater UsefulNotes/TonyaHarding.

* ''Literature/IClaudius'', possibly the UrExample. Justified in that it's not only the title but the start of the supposed memoir itself, which Claudius begins by reciting his formal names and how they are less telling than the derisive nicknames by which his family knew him.

* ''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, Monster: Serial Killers in Their Own Chilling Words'' by Tom Philbin
* ''Literature/{{IQ}}'', a ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' novel featuring Q (and riffing off the intelligence test of the same name).

* ''[[Literature/JediAcademyTrilogy I, Jedi]]'', the only ''Franchise/StarWarsLegends'' novel to be written entirely in the first person.
* Cory Doctorow has short stories called both "I, Robot" and "I, Rowboat".
* "I [[Literature/TheCallOfCthulhu 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 Creator/NeilGaiman.
* ''Literature/ILucifer'' by Glenn Duncan.
* ''I, Ba'al'', a short story set in the Franchise/StargateVerse.

* ''Literature/IPartridgeWeNeedToTalkAboutAlan'' the "autobiography" of Franchise/AlanPartridge.
* ''I--Alien'' by Michael Reaves, with illustrations by comics artist Terry Austin
* The "acto-biography" of Nigel Planer's pretentious [[{{Luvvies}} luvvie]] character Nicholas Craig has the intentionally clunky title ''I, an Actor: Another Great Actor Exposes Himself''.
* The first book of ''Literature/TheGoldenHamsterSaga'' is called ''I, Freddy''.
* The ''Literature/SeptimusHeap'' series has a book within a book called the “I, Marcellus”.
* ''I, Trissy,'' a short YA novel by Creator/NormaFoxMazer about an 11-year-old girl dealing with her parents' divorce.

* "I, Borg," a ''Series/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, Rowboat" was the title of a Conan O'Brien parody of the then-recent Will Smith ''Film/IRobot'' movie.
* "I, Mudd," a ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' episode.
* "I, E.T.," a ''Series/{{Farscape}}'' episode.

* ''I, Lovett'', a sitcom starring Creator/NormanLovett with a TheDanza EpunymousTitle.
* "[[PunBasedTitle I, Witness]]" is a season 7 episode of ''Series/{{Castle}}''.
* The name of the series ''Series/{{iZombie}}'', stylizing it like IProduct. It's an adaptation of the comic book.

* Episode "I, Witness" from ''Series/{{Castle}}''.

* "I, Zombie" is the title of a [[Music/RobZombie White Zombie]] song.

* The band Music/IMonster.
* "Moi... Lolita" (''I, Literature/{{Lolita}}'') by Alizée.

* Musical about Roy Keane's controversial departure from the Republic of Ireland football team before the 2002 World Cup: ''I, Keano''

* ''I, Robot'', an arcade game released in the 80s.

* ''I, Lovett'', a sitcom starring Norman Lovett with a TheDanza EpunymousTitle.

* ''Literature/IClaudius'', possibly the UrExample.

* Chapter V of ''Plan 7 of 9 from Outer Space'' is called "I, Rebut".

* ''Series/IClaudius'', possibly the UrExample.

* ''I, Madman'', 1989 horror film.
* ''I, the Jury'' a noir featuring Mike Hammer. Based on the book by Mickey Spillane.
* ''I, Mobster'', a 1958 movie based on the novel of the same name.

* ''I, Zombie'' (full title with ColonCancer is ''I, Zombie: The Chronicles of Pain'') is a British film from 1998.

* The ''Literature/SeptimusHeap'' series has a book within a book called the “I, Marcellus”.

* The SeptimusHeap series has a book within a book called the “I, Marcellus”.

* ''Film/ITonya'', a 2017 biopic of the controversial figure skater Tonya Harding.

* ''I, Robot'' is the title of an [[Music/TheAlanParsonsProject Alan Parsons Project]] album, partly inspired by the Asimov collection.

* Musical about Roy Keane: ''I, Keano''

* The name of the series ''Series/{{iZombie}}'', combining it with IProduct. It's an adaptation of the comic book.

* "I Robot, You Jane", a ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' season 1 episode.

* A more subtle example is the name of the series ''Series/{{iZombie}}'', an adaptation of the comic book listed above.