I'm above your comic's audience, also, rocking in at 27 (oh! lol). I found it through the clothing challenges you did during one week earlier this month, and was drawn to your art style and the narrative voice Koji has. In my opinion, he does the heavy lifting in this comic, and it's a good thing, because I don't know whether the other characters would have been able to carry the story. It's his slightly cynical, very teenaged boy voice that's started me reading, and the fantastically crazy stuff that's happened after that keeps me reading.

I would classify KT(stw) as a fantasy, mostly because of the weird dream-world that he falls into and out of. It's not high-fantasy (elves and dwarves and such, magic swords, etc.), but it's definitely not sci-fi. There's no science to it that we as the readers see.

As for what I usually read? Uh.... I don't read webcomics. LOL. That's not true, but the ones I do are vastly different from KT(stw). They all have strong art, stronger characterization, and angst of some form, mixed in with an overly wonderful sense of adventure and weirdness.

Print comics that I read are Fables and Unwritten, both of which are a lot of weird magicky handwavey stuff mixed with ... annnngst and strong art and frolicking adventure.

I think if I stumbled on your comic in a shop, I would definitely stop long enough to flip through it, probably come back to it a few times before taking an issue home. That's how they hook me, you know. >_> One issue. Then ALL THE ISSUES AFTER THAT. *ahem*

I do love what you're doing, though. I don't think you need to change or tweak anything. Keep going on the track you're on. I'm loving this ride!

well, I'm a tad above your demographic so you can take this with a grain of salt?~but teenage-early twenties sounds like a pretty good judge of where you would want to aim towards, you know, since it is a high school story.
Urban fantasy sounds like a decent description! Or...modern day scifi? I am not much help there.

I am EXTREMELY picky when it comes to thinks I read--manga, comics, novels. And honestly, I found a Koji page while going through group submissions--manga creators, I think. I'm mostly in the group so someday I can submit, but I will always scan the submissions from the group. I never pay too much attention and it's very rare that I even click on a page to read.

What I look for first is story/plot. If it's lame, I will put it back. I'm always pretty leery when it comes to super shojo manga because high school fluffly romance is usually pretty boring to me. Hah. Secondly, I have to like the artwork. Normally I would say this is my top priority but more often as of late I've been able to focus more on story and if that's good, the artwork always looks a little better. Hah. Experimental paneling, something out of the norm--I like that stuff. I like things that have style; originality! And when it comes to anime/manga it's hard to find people who enjoy it as much as I do. Expressiveness is another thing I look for too, the more exaggerated, the better. I think all of these reasons are probably why I am more inspired by comic/cartoon art than manga (even though I consider myself to have a manga-y style).

[link] <- this was the page that I saw and the reasons I was drawn to it was the interesting perspectives and paneling. Tadhg's dynamics just drew me in--along with Devlin's alarmed face on the bottom there. And with the different angles (with Koji's back) and focuses (the razor), it was put together really well.
I had no idea what was going on in this page and I wanted to know, so I read the entire comic in one sitting.
The storyline is great! The characters are interesting and easy to relate to, which is always important. I really loved the little side in between things you did with Tabbi and Devlin answering questions! How creative and cute is that?

Your love for the story and the artwork really translates incredibly well through the comic. I'm always itching to get more. I know that I barely know you and I popped up out of nowhere and now comment on everything, everywhere of yours (lol, I hope that's not too annoying! XD) but when I see artists I enjoy, I love vocalizing it. And you happen to be a pretty big inspiration in my book~

I hope this helps! Even if it's just a little~

While i cannot give you any real idea i have regarding your audience, i can tell you what attracts me to your work: a unique aesthetic with color bordering on the surreal, and a plotline both character focused and cosmic in scale (both the stories i like to read and write)