Zoticus of Comana was a third-century bishop and martyr who lived during the Roman Empire. He is primarily recognized for his theological stance against the Montanist movement. While some historical accounts place his seat in Cappadocia, others suggest he was located in Italy. During his ministry, he traveled to Pepuza alongside Bishop Julian of Apamea to perform exorcisms, an effort that was interrupted by the supporters of Themiso.