Do not go brigade or send OP any harassment.

This is not a personal attack on OP. Everybody has some bad takes.

For those who are not caught up with what happened, recently a person in comics posted a series of comics about womens issues involving men. Three comics are

If women talk to men the same way men talk to women
The comic shows IF women talk to men the same way men talk to women. The first sections shows a guy getting robbed and a group of women, then being dismissed. The second shows a man talking about how lonely it is to be a man and being dismissed. The last shows a man wearing a wig and getting negative comments.

Strong
Strong is about men opening up.

Defensive
Defensive shows the experience of a woman getting harassed, till even a man who is nice triggered a horrible response.

None of the main messages of it are problematic, but how it is done is.

After someone posted a comic in response, detailing his experience as a gay victim of SA and how disappointing it is to see how insensitive her post was, this thing blew up.

From reading her response it became obvious that:
OP has not listened to any criticism
Comic "if women talk to men" was poorly received from the start. The main criticism of the readers were:
1. It is insensitive the way OP phrased it as "IF". Generally speaking, OP intended to demonstrate the experiences of a woman through "Imagine if it happens to you." Many have pointed out though, that IF statements generally are used to compare things that do not happen, while as many fans pointed out these things already happen to men.
2. By doing this, it is unintentionally downplaying men's issues.
3. OP used robbery as a metaphor for male rape. Like it or not, it seems that the mindset of the OP was "Well men can't get raped, so we have to compare it to something that happens."

To add this this OP posted four comments people sent her. Three were threats, and one was a person pointing out 40% of rape victims are men. Accordingly, many people see it as OP saying pointing out statistics is as bad as legit death threats.

Instead of listening, OP posted a response saying:
1. "Men can be rape victims, I never actually said they can't"
2. "Men don't deserve bad treatment"
3. "Men have bad things happen, I never said they can't"

In the comments OP keep restating "I can talk about my experience however I want." and so many of her fans are just strawmanning her criticism.

OP never acknowledges any actual criticisms, just saying "I do not hate men, they can have it bad too." It's understandable for her to disagree with the criticism, it isn't always valid. Yet, the way she talks about it never actually addresses any criticisms made.

Criticisms saying "What you said is insensitive" get shaped as criticisms of "Not all men!" and addressed as if that is what they said. To add to this, the criticisms aren't coming from MRAs. These are the criticisms made by the fans, yet gets treated as misogynists. Many have made long civil criticisms just to get ignored. They are all so fixated on "Well technically she didn't say that" to realize that even if it wasn't what was intended, some things people say come off as insensitive. The OP is not new to the idea. In a comment she wrote:

I think its under-reported for both genders

A reply said "Uh both genders?"

Haha I should say all genders

This shows that the entire time, she knew things we say can come off as insensitive, and when that happens, the response is to alter the wording. Yet, she is not open to using this for her comic.

People need media literacy

Many people have pointed out this actually mirrors OPs comics. In defensive, the OP tells her own experience of being harassed constantly resulted in her negatively responding to a nice person, even if the person didn't mean to harass her. This other artist made a comic about how many constantly deny his very valid experiences resulting in him responding negatively to her and hearing her message as "Men don't get raped" even if the OP didn't mean to actually send the message. The ending scene is the man saying "Women are nasty when you trying to be nice" on a device. In the comic, the message is to imagine why she reacted negatively, but OP fails learn her own lesson and actually think why the artist might react negatively.