So, it occurs to me that if I want people to comment on my work, maybe I should tell what kind of comments I find helpful.
What I think is most important in any work is clarity. I want people to see my drawings or read my stories and know what's going on. To that end, I would like you to tell me what you think the point of each submission is. With my stories, that could mean making educated guesses about what may be coming next, or just simple things like "So-and-so doesn't get along with so-and-so."
I know my drawings are not generally action-packed, but I try hard to make each character an individual. I have ginormous rambling stories about pretty much all of them in my head, and I want each of them to look like a real person, with a real life and a real personality. It would be enormously helpful to me just to know that when you see a drawing of the same character more than once, you recognize them. I want them to be critiqued as people, not drawings.
Of course, I always find structural critiques helpful, whether it be grammar in my stories or anatomy in the drawings. After all, these things are essential to the clarity issue.
So, yeah, give me some feedback, and then get the satisfaction of knowing you made my work better.