The process of My Hazardous Halloween...

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No, I didn't a good Halloween gone bad, I had to work during Halloween, I'm talking about A three year annual Halloween comic book series I'm rewriting... It all started in October during my Freshman year in High school where I devised a crossover Halloween mini-series comprised of many characters I created at the time. But I didn't go through with it because of how daunting the prospect was, and I was working with a straight forward concept too. A team of heroes had to prevent the world from being dominated by a demon pimp named "Money Monster Mikenstein." Yes I know that sounds weird, but welcome to one of my earlier concepts. :p But I digress, as I didn't write the comic because of how daunting it was at the time. But as I got more confident on creating comics, I created the following two sequels to what at the time I called "Happy Halloween." And as of this year I finally decided to write the original "Happy Halloween," and modified it a bit given the multiverse I've established over the past fifteen years. So in this rendition, Mikenstein is looking to conquer several universes, and a makeshift team of heroes have to stop him. Where I screwed up was the process I took. See after I finish a script for a single issue, I then set out to create the sequential artwork for that issue. But instead I wrote the script for the whole series, and then set out to draw the sequential artwork. Combine that with being my parents' care taker and my day job as a janitor and I have to delay debuting this series for another year. So that was my screw up.