Your comics target audience?

[justieno]

for Nukageddon http://tapastic.com/series/Nukageddon I have not a clue, horror fans? humor fan? video game fan? probaly mature-ish kinda hard to say

[Peej]

It's at times like this I start to feel out of sorts here on Tapastic.
My target audience is the kinda person that enjoys or used to enjoy reading the daily strips in the newspaper. Family friendly, anyone of any age that shares my sense of humour.... that sort of thing.

[brunoharm3]

You are my target audience!! That's right! I'm talking to you! you're just the sharp, fun loving and interesting person that my comic caters to! Bruno Harm

[heteromilk]

The severely mentally ill.

[justieno]

haha honestly, mine too, probably, way to much gore for a humor comic lol

[mariusthered]

Tales from Swipe city. is a Drama mostly for late mature teens to adults due to the difference in society I have to put in nsfw warnings in silly places. if you're open minded you will enjoy it as much as I would enjoy comments and feedback

[PorcheJ]

Cryptic Yume is basically for teens to young adults. So 15 to 26. It's also a lighthearted comic with some dark/serious moments. It will have some violence as well, seeing that this is a Good vs. Evil type story.

It's also an Action/Adventure/Sci-fi/Fantasy comic.

The comic sends a message of Friendship and Courage, aimed to those who are struggling with the lack of friends and courage.

Cryptids and ghosts play a major role in this comic. But there are still humans in it. So basically, it will have friendly and bad monsters; with some humans interacting with them.

[quakeulf]

At this point it's just myself. :3

[demthorshie]

Cosmos Song appears to cater to the 18+ crowd, which is sort of a relief since it deals with somewhat mature subject matters at times. xD

[jackalope212]

Most of my comics are geared towards teenagers, mostly because of the violence, language and partial nudity. Doesn't mean that only teenagers will read it (like creating a war themed video game geared towards adults and 12 year olds end up playing it).

[avalonmao]

Motsuro Project has (well, probably would have) an audience of teenage Asian girls that want to feel powerful and have seen aime? though I really realllly dont care the type of people who read it honestly.

[p4blowl]

well I like to draw fantasy stories, i have 2 now:

ROC V/S is mostly for an audience that looks for the simple joke, for some reference and sword fights, thats the appeal here, is a knight, he will fight things, and be cool, obviously stupid things go well with violence...

HAT TRICK on the other hand, even tho there is and will be a good part of action, is more of a slice of life fantasy comic, as its context is a school and all the things that can be discovered there, it has more posibilities of capturing the public atention that Roc vs as the characters can be more developed and loved. The public is for people who seek Lore and interesting BG worlds...

[PorcheJ]

@quakeulf Well said, my friend. But yeah, having a target audience is both important and good.

[nochill]

Teenagers or adults who like fantasy, magic, adventure, mystery, and stuff similar to that.
My manga/comic is basically like a dungeon RPG, except it's not a game.
https://tapastic.com/series/DungeonHeart

[timinabox24]

at this point I am pretty convinced that it is completely impossible for anyone to like my comic
but as far as nsfw goes it really depends on how nsfw you find an occasional random murder or a butt sex joke, but I can assure you there is nothing graphic so :'D

[phen]

I'd feel comfortable with both of my series marked for teens, probably 16+ (Candour could go lower, 13+). There's No Such Thing as Jason deals with some heavy topics and is fairly mature in regards to the whole psychological profile. Candour is Going Mad not so much but still has a fairly dark backdrop once we get going.

My current target audience? WHOLE BUNCHA COOL PEOPLE YO! Seriously, I have some of the most awesome artists and readers around, I just adore conversing with everyone. So... yeah, anyone who likes to gab about fictional characters is my target~!

[Killercroc]

My intended target audience for Silver Vein is readers that are 18+ and that's a given since it's kind of dark and often veering into horror movie levels of violence and gore. This target group is tricky though, I mean when I was 15 I was already reading stuff like Berserk and watching tons of horror movies. Making the distinction that there's a lot of mature content in a work is important though.

I do one more comic called Neurostorm. It's mostly for everyone but I think younger readers might have a hard time understanding the humor in many of the strpis.

[trivialtales]

The Trivial Tales of Luna Lesser it's about girls who go on adventures in a horrible town, basically.
DUNNO WHO IT'S FOR.

[Robosaur]

Slide to Unlock i assume will appeal to teens to young adults. Not because it has any dark themes but because its main concept revolves around the internet inner workings and all that jazz. But now that i think about it, kids under 12 are getting Iphones now so....

When i was 12 all i cared about was whether or not to buy pretty school supplies...

[niinasalmelin]

I'd say Numb is for older teens an up. It's pretty slow burn so for reader that want everything at once and with a big boom it can be too much waiting. Then again there will be some disturbing and trippy stuff coming in the future so who's into that kind of stuff come aboard.