Creating your own Repository - ryanvilbrandt/comic_git GitHub Wiki
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In the last section, you created your own GitHub account. In this section, you'll create a copy of comic_git in your GitHub account that you will use to make your own webcomic.
First, visit the comic_git repository at https://github.com/ryanvilbrandt/comic_git.
Click Use This Template. This creates a brand new, completely independent copy of the comic_git repository that you can use to create your own webcomic.
After clicking Use This Template, GitHub asks you to name your new repository. You can select any name you desire; it may be easiest to use the name of your comic. Note that this is the name that will show up in the URL of your website later. (In the example in the picture below, the GitHub Pages URL would be http://jacobwg.github.io/sample-comic/)
You may add a description if desired, but it is not required.
Make sure the repository is set to Public. (You can publish a private repository to GitHub Pages, but it requires a GitHub Pro membership.)
The rest of this setup guide assumes you will leave the Include all branches checkbox checked. You can choose to leave it unchecked if you like. That will just mean your website won't build until after you upload your first changes to the site in Uploading your Changes.
Once you are satisfied with the settings, click Create repository from template.
GitHub takes a moment to generate the new repository, then displays it. You now have your own comic playground to build how you want!
