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I caught as that it was perhaps meaning image caption.

As described in the below post, using <figcaption> HTML tag is exactly correct way from a view of both semantics of Markdown and HTML. We recommend to follow the standard approach due to making less compatibility as the Markdown document.
👉 Captions in Markdown | theSynAck

If you really want the caption comment without html, you have to style a text placed after image treated as the caption. If you're using Marp CLI, you also can try to use a markdown-it plugin like markdown-it-implicit-figures and markdown-it-image-figures. They can generate <figcaption> from the title for Markdown image.

In any case, you have to define the style in …

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