I guess something like "it's a lot of fun" or "I really like this comic". I always appreciate when people theorise about where the story is going, though; I figure that's a good sign that they're interested.

I want people to be emotionally conflicted about some of my characters and their actions (or lack thereof). I'm getting there, but it's later in the story that it will come in.

I also would like to see them fall for any false trails I drop in there. Just so I can get their reaction when they find out what has actually happened.

I suppose in short I am a monster.

"OW YOU MONSTER."

I would love to hear something like that.

I want to see a great divide among my readers about who the real bad guys are, and who is most good and pure. Haha, I guess that sounds kind of bad... I just don't want everyone rooting for the same characters. I want to see them try to understand the "villains" too.

On another note, I've always wanted to hear just one person say "this is my favorite comic." :'U

I like it when folks ask questions about how my comic's world works. Like how the magic operates, the politics, what various characters are doing off-screen, stuff like that. Threats against my current jerk character are entertaining as well.

While it makes me feel a little overloaded, having folks asking for more of my first comic is kind of nice.

My favorite things to hear are, "I don't normally like furry, but I love this," and having folks pick up an issue at a con only to run up to my booth the next day asking when the next issue will be out. It makes me all giddy.

What I want the readers of my comic to say is:
1) it’s very entertaining;
2) my characters feel real to them;
3) they can empathize with my characters’ trials and tribulations.

...and they’ll buy all the trade paperback collections when I make them available.