Honestly latest book had been 25-35 year olds. It's so hard to determine, because it really depends on the book.
For Two Faced, I was aiming for mid-teens to adults. But apparently alot of 12 year old's read it...
For my comic Osca1 , I make sure to appeal to myself first--regradless of anyone else's options. I've had a "former" friend who would constantly annoy me on how my story should go. It's called MY vision for a reason, haha. I'm my biggest fan and my greatest critique. Similar to my artwork, I critique the story to see if it passes by me (I'm really picky in my taste).& I love entertainment!
But at the same time, I understand my motives for making my comic is to inspire people through storytelling. My target audience would be directed towards ages 15+ . But, the comic gets a lot darker to be secretly 18+. At the end of the day, I feel everyone can watch and learn from it 
I'm not sure... generally I just make whatever I would want to read, but I talked with a publisher at a festival once and showed him some of my work, and he said early teen to teen girls, so I'll go with that?
I have yet to figure that out, but my style type is a mixture of manga and western style. Or that's what others tell me sometimes.
I agree! I'm an old lady with very little time in my hands, and because of that I'm a picky person. But, dude, when I like a content, I REALLY like a content; following it as a loyal fan (and buying the stuff related to it). And being a creator, I know how hard is putting a content together, so I have all the respect for all creations ^^ (but, I'm a fan of the few).
my target audience is girls 13-18. But my actual demographic is more like 16-25 according to where Dead End Florals was published previously.
me too!! 
I am a real true fan to a very few things out there, but they hold a special place in my heart for a long time 
I guess that explains why sometimes target audience and demographic don't always coincide. I could have sworn I was writing for adults. But then, a bunch of teenage girls started reading what was, quite literally, my darkest novella ever. They didn't seem to mind it was about a Mistake Necrophiliac.
I guess people do have morbid taste sometimes.O_o
In fact it's quite weird thinking about it, it seems like teens are liking darker and darker material these days. I wonder why. I suspect I might know, but the sheer idea is quite strange.
It's the hormones. Teens are emotionally driven, and love submerging themselves in angst (and porn).
When I was a kid I was practically a guro fanatic, loved drawing/looking at death and pain. The darker the subject the better. I knew a lot of kids like that, though, especially the mall goths. I think it just seems like kids are more into dark stuff now because they have easier access to it.
I started to draw my comics when I was around 15-16, so I would suggest it for anyone around that age. I draw fantasy, romance comics with comedy, so I guess most of my readers are girls, but I know I have some male readers too.
I've thought about this a lot. I guess you could classify almost all my characters as LGBT, but at the same time, I'm more interested in imagining a reality where those sort of concepts just don't apply. The MC in "Zoo" is part of a unisex race that shits out eggs, for example. So I don't know if that's something other LGBT people can really connect with, even if it's the sort of character I actually want to see as an LGBT person.
And as far as age, I think my stuff is probably too crude and stupid on the surface for most adults/young adults, and definitely way too dark and heavy for anyone younger. I am pretty much making it for myself with no expectation of outside interest. If I can make myself laugh while I'm drawing the page, it's a perfect success. 
I didn`t think a lot about it, but when i showed it to my family and friends for feedback, the ones who enjoyed it the most are people who enjoy anime and/or any story about heroes (because it parodies those genres). About the ages, it varies a lot, ¿it is between ten and thirtysomething?. ¿ People who enjoy inanimate objects as protagonists? . But there is a huge difference between the target you planned to reach and the actual target you reach.
I think our target audience is people who like sci-fi and getting immersed in open worlds. It's basically a road trip through an alien planet visiting different locations. A lot of sci-fi is about traveling and visiting different places so I think it makes sense to the target audience.
Short answer: Not snotty elitist people who think seven subscribers is chump change.
Longer answer: Techies interesting in exploring a more contemporary setting their your traditional far flung local in science fiction. Using with a background in Ruby language, sneaker net, and UnWeb development. I also have some personal friends in Cybercult I'd like to get to know.
Very niche.
