Did you reboot or remake earlier chapters of your comic?

[franzvanderlinde]

I just finished doing it for chapter 1 of my comic: https://tapas.io/episode/277964

I did it mainly so the initial pages would be more attractive to new readers, I am planning on posting on webtoons. Now I want to do something about the following chapters, but not a full redraw...

Did you go through this too? Did you find it was worth the effort?

[Kaydreamer]

I'm in the process of redoing my Episode 1. I'm about halfway through the sketches at this point, just working on it when I have the spare time and energy.

For me, it'll be worth it. Mine is not just a visual update - it'll establish a better tone, better pacing, and give readers a better sense of what my MC's personality is like when he's not enormously stressed.

Also, I changed the colour of his whole dang spaceship in my most recent episode, so now I have to go back and update all the other episodes to make them match.

[igneriss]

For my series, https://tapas.io/series/sisefi , I changed some panels in first chapter when I was moving from inkblazers to tapastic. Nothing much changed, just correcting anathomy and composition.

I was actually really tempted to redraw most of the chapters when I came back from my hiatus in August (... after 3 years of break) but just decided to continue where I left it.

[gempompadour]

I re-wrote and -drew my comic's first chapter because it was a complete disaster lol. I gave it better pacing, shortened it and updated the art. Now I'm stuck with a chapter and a half I'm not fully satisfied with but it would be too much work to re-draw them as well.

But I'm glad that I did remake it because it's so much better than what I had previously and even if my readers don't care I did and it bothered me so much I had to do something about it. Now I don't feel anxiety when people check out the first few pages of my comic