Writing a story is a lot like raising a child: If you fuck up the first few years, the rest will follow suit. Only a few, very skilled parents can fix things with their kids later in life, and you strike me as the type of parent to let your metaphorical kid drown in the bathtub.
If you don’t have the skill to do something as basic as writing a strong beginning that establishes likable characters, a solid, engaging plot, a major conflict and a complex tone, then you sure as hell don’t have the skill to develop the rest of your story. The whole “You didn’t read the whole thing so your opinion is invalid” take is a cheap cop out, and everyone knows it. Nobody had to finish “Cuties” to realize it was a movie that exploited children. I don’t have to finish your comic to see that it’s a failure. That’s the last I’m saying on this matter.