Rewriting my comic is something I've been thinking alot about lately. I'm not ready to confirm to myself, or anyone else that it's something I'm gonna do, and if I do, I'm probably gonna wait at least a year after finishing up this first version, but It is looking more and more likely.

It'd have much improved illustrations, and formatting, be better paced as it would have a lot more episodes to spread out what we learn about a character, have more backstory and modern info about the country which the character's live in, and a LOT more episodes, many which would add nothing, and just have something either funny, or horrifying to tell. Also, holiday speicals.

Doing this exact thing as we speak. My comics was originally an Amazon direct comic but didn't get enough traction. Publishing to Amazon is literally a needle in a haystack. So I'm redoing the story as a webcomic and publishing o Tapas and Webtoons. The changes are it's now color and some of the story elements I have streamlined as its a weekly wecomic, not a monthly 23 page comic. So some of the scenes are expanded to fit one episode and others are cut down to fit. And also adapting to the scroll down nature of the format. Only thing I don't like about the format is the lack of detail in 800 px across but it is what it is.

I used to want to constantly rework things, but that’s finally faded. People dread their skill plateau, but I love going back to something I wrote a year ago and not wanting to burn it.

Welp, that's just what I'm doing with my series right now. I've re-written chapters 1-12 and added lots of new content, slowed down the pacing, expanded on the world-building and explained things better overall. I wasn't satisfied at all with the start of my series, since I found it lackluster, but my biggest mistake was adapting 1:1 the script which I had written in 2017/2019. I wasn't that experienced of a writer at the time, and I ended up rushing many things in order to get to the "good stuff" quicker.
Another mistake I used to make was telling instead of showing. I currently feel quite satisfied with the new beginning of my comic and I can't wait to actually keep storyboarding it! After writing 100+ chapters I gained more experience and changed my narrative approach in a significant way.

I already have! Mostly did some strengthening and reshuffling of plot elements on top of improving the art a lot. A lot of creators fear the idea of going back and reworking their comic(the dreaded "Redo Loop" comes to mind), but I can promise you, if you plan things out and have a concrete goal in mind, the reworking is definitely worth it!

I rewrote a story I had worked on three times because I was sensitive to criticism. Part of the writing process is to go your own way and find your own style. I found mine and I'm quite happy with it.

Oh yeah, 100% At least some of the beginning, anyway.
I didn't have a script when I started, I thought that my comic was going to be something I made between other work. It was originally going to be much less structured... So I didn't bother with trying to make it for anyone beside myself to understand.
Basically, you can tell it's old, LOL. I plan to finish "Autumn" before redoing anything major, though. That way I can tell what actually can be salvaged to serve the end product.

It is NOT done, but it's getting pretty close. This has changed a few time, but I'm currently estimating it will be 12 - 13 episodes, and the latest to release was episode 8. Arguably, episode 9 to 10 will be the beginning of the end, as it gets into the final leg of the story. And episode 9 I've actually just started illustrating a few days ago.

A big reason I wanna finish up this first version before deciding that yes, I will do a remake, is because I've already decided that if I do make a remake of Donnie The Fighting Psychopath, it will be THE remake of Donnie The Fighting Psychopath, as I don't wanna get stuck in a pattern constantly canceling and renewing the series. So when I finsish up this first version, I can go back to see ask for reviews of the WHOLE over all story, or just the most critical parts of it, so that next time I can create a more perfect version.

Currently doing that right now. For me the opening to a long fantasy epic story is very important, and I want to get it just right to hook readers . I realized that my opening arc, which is currently at 88 pages is meandering, even for me to read. There are atory beats and characters that can be merged and written out for a more snappy story.

My art also has gotten a lot better so I hope it’s worth it.

i had a rough story so im modifying it as i go ,but i have thought of a more kid freindly version in case it became a tv show go from pg 13 to a tv y7 maybe,

The upside to drawing at a snail's pace, for me, was I got to basically rewrite before I got around to drawing XD My comic used to have a lot more 'gag strips' at the beginning, but when I actually got around to drawing them, I was like 'I'm bored, I don't want to draw this, also I wanna introduce my secondary characters already' XD So I cut out a lot, and decided to just show enough so the reader gets the feeling that my MC is established in his new life as a homebum by the time he meets the new characters :]

So no, I wouldn't rewrite what little of my story I've finished drawing, but that's because I've essentially already done the rewriting XD (And of course, I'm still occasionally rewriting the parts of the story I haven't drawn :D)

Yup. If I ever have a chance, I really want to rewrite two of my series: The Revenge Proposal and Rose Noble.

The Revenge Proposal was my first ever attempt at writing a full novel (before then, it was mainly fanfic/ one-shots). I wish I had made an outline or something similar when I was writing this series because I went off in a completely different direction than I anticipated. I still hate the rushed ending that I wrote, but oh well...

For Rose Noble, I rewrote it three times and I ended up giving up on it T^T I still love the plot of the story; however, I need to do more research on time travel because I realize I'm not knowledgeable/ smart enough to explain how one is able to time travel... .-. Help...

The main reason I haven't attempted in rewriting these stories is because I'm scared that I'll end up making them worse ;^; I'm just going to stick to what I have until I feel ready. xD

Right now I am drawing chapter 4 of my comic at the same time that I redraw chapter 1, I do it because I am not very satisfied with the result and I want to improve it a little

I want to do this all the time!
I keep getting ideas after the fact that are like, "this is so much better! I wish I'd done that!"

Then again, we're all constantly improving as writers, so I suppose we're always coming up with new and better ideas.
If we started again every time we thought of something better, nothing would get done.

And I'm saying this as someone who spent years making his comic because I did just that.

I totally get where everyone's coming from. Hub JETIRKO is an 8 year old concept that has finally gone somewhere in terms of plotline.
I relayed this briefly on another forum thread, so I won't go into too much detail here. But I reworked the entire plot a couple months ago and things that didn't work together finally did. Sometimes it's what you gotta do.

Good luck to everyone here. It's a big task, but man is it worth it sometimes!

Probably to some extent.
I'm really happy with the vibe of the first half of my story, but after that I felt like the plot strayed a little too far from the core ideas behind everything. I don't really see how I can change it satisfactorily at the moment, and I probably won't seeing as it's already half completed.
I guess if I were to rewrite the second half, I would try to stick to one location. Changing it hurt the pacing a little, in my opinion.

For my comic Crow's Worth, I sort of wish I could rewrite the first chapter and parts of the 3rd chapter.

Mostly because they sort of set up the wrong tone for the series. There are some weird 4th wall breaks that I don't really like looking back. I don't want to delete or replace the old pages because I think people should be allowed to read them if they wanted to. But if I was in a situation where I was asked to adapt the series into a show/movie/game/etc. I would probably ask to have those parts removed.

I've been working on my comic STELLAR PERSONA for a few years now and looking back if it started it over i would rewrite a few thing. The main story would stay about the same but I would definitely rewrite the story pacing and add more character development in places. On a similar note, My art style for the comic has improved over time so the first pages Don't look very good compared to the most recent pages. However, I doubt that I'm ever going to do that any time soon because that would mean I'd have to draw new and redraw over 100 pages!
Maybe I will one day, Maybe I won't.

I have changed the plot and storyline countless times as I updating my progress in Tapas weekly. It was refreshing and you get to learn that there is no boundaries in creating the world of your own into a perfection. Perfection? Hmm, I can't say it was a perfection, but rather something that is acceptable and variable to majority to accept the story/ art of your own. It was struggling, but if you got a chance to look back and realize the road you've walked, it will be so comforting and proud of yourself as you've improved in presenting your story to the community.

I will, but only because this is the only major work I will ever produce because writing is a hobby, not a money-maker, and I can't continue this pace for the rest of my life lol. Once I finish my 4-arc long novel, I will go back and redo what I have to. Because once this is finished, and once I revise it all, it's all I will have. Why not make it better before trying to do something with it?

Thats smart. I am not doing it for money either. I just have too many things in my head. Hahaha But yeah if you are planning on just those four novels then why not make them special. Good luck to you on your adventure in writing. When a story needs to be told a story will be. XD

Rewriting the whole (or most) of the story - a strong no. I love quite a few scenes and conversations to much to lose them.

That being said, If I'd ever be lucky enough to afford a professional editor - I wouldn't mind editing the story from top to bottom with him/her. I'm sure there are quite some redundant sentences or underdeveloped parts that require adjustment (and that I'm blind to due to lack of knowledge) - fixing them would be a welcomed thing.

My story was already rewritten several times before and at the moment I don't see a reason to rewrite it again. I will at some point make some adjustments in dialogues and some key panels, to reinforce ideas that I now realize I could have presented better, but no more than that.

Maybe tomorrow I'll realize there is some giant plot hole and restart it all, but at the moment it's okay