In 'Station Eleven', what is the name of the comic book series within the novel?

In Emily St. John Mandel’s Station Eleven, the comic book series within the novel is also called Station Eleven.

The fictional comic is created by Miranda Carroll, an artist and Arthur Leander’s first wife. It follows Dr. Eleven, a character living on a damaged planetary space station known as the Undersea. Miranda works on the project for years, and it eventually becomes a two-volume set rather than a conventional long-running superhero series.

The comic becomes one of the novel’s most important objects. Before the Georgia Flu destroys modern civilization, Miranda gives copies to Arthur. Arthur later gives one to his son Tyler and another to Kirsten Raymonde, the child actor he meets during his final performance. Twenty years later, Kirsten still carries her copy while traveling with the Traveling Symphony.

Readers sometimes confuse the comic’s title with the Georgia Flu or the Traveling Symphony. The Georgia Flu is the pandemic, while the Traveling Symphony is the troupe that performs Shakespeare and music after the collapse. The comic’s imagined world mirrors the survivors’ own isolation and helps connect Miranda, Arthur, Kirsten, and Tyler across the novel’s shifting timelines.