Does this mean you're working on something?

I am used to switching between both, but I feel that if it's origin is English it should be left to right... but it doesn't matter much.

I actually like left to right, hmm.

I generally assume anything graphic novel is right to left, because I don't like anything more Western styled, comics and such. So when a graphic novel is left to right it confuses me to no end reading it backwards til I eventually figure it out. I suppose if it said at the start that it was left to right, and was all released at once, or said it every time there was some new pages, I wouldn't mind at all. I just couldn't remember otherwise and every reading session would start with the same issue.

Whichever orientation in which they are originally drawn. If it gets flipped, something about it always feels a little odd to me.

If it's translated from a right-to-left language, I prefer seeing the images and panels the way they were originally drawn, so, right-to-left...

But if it's OEL, making it read right-to-left is just kind of silly. If it's originally meant to be in English, it makes way more sense to have it go left-to-right because it's easier to read.

Although I'm used to reading manga right to left, I don't really mind either way, so long as it's clearly stated (if it's left to right). Whenever I read manhua (Korean or Chinese), it usually throws me off, since it's typically left to right, and I keep having to figure it out when the sequence doesn't make sense.

It seems like you've gotten a lot of votes for either direction, I think it's because a lot of readers can and often will adapt to the content. I'm with a lot of people and prefer reading the work in its original layout, whatever that may have been. Since this particular situation seems, for the present, directionless, then I'd just vote on you writing it the way you feel most comfortable.

Whatever flows most naturally to you.