One of the best part of doing comics is getting feedback, knowing what people think about my work. There’s always rooms for improvement and I can’t do it without feedback. So please keep them coming!

Overall feedback I got is that the art is not a problem, but some may find the story department lacking. At a risk of sounding defensive, I was limited by format and page count. Best I can say is that there’s book 2 I’m currently working on now. Hopefully it will bring story up to par and tie up all the loose ends.

Comic Bits Online said:

… I’ll be honest and say I had not heard of Shari Chankhamma before. Though I do want to know more now! I’m guessing there’s a little more than a “bit” of Manga influence but Chankhamma still includes enough style to make this stand out through its individuality. Very good balance between the use of black ink and white space which a lot of people do get wrong –but not here.

Popdose said:

…Chankhamma’s story is earnestly written, if a bit superficial and juvenile; she’s trying to establish this world and the beings that live in it, but keeps her focus narrow and never lets us really get to know what makes her characters tick.

Shelf Abuse said:

…One use of the F-word aside, The Sisters’ Luck will appeal to young adult readers, particularly manga fans. Those audiences will definitely be a lot more forgiving of the book’s vague conclusion than I.

I must confess: seeing people refer to me by last name spooked me. In Thailand we don’t call people by last name at all, real first name is formal enough. I supposed it’s something I’ll have to get used to. :)