If you know how to differentiate the two all you have to do is maintain one subplot element that is not resolved. Comics rely on subplot of a character to plot the next story. It has been done in television for years. The characters are defined so the plot becomes a different sector or street or people that they meet but they are the same. Unless of course one subplot or character facet brings another subplot to gleam.
Comics are the the rubbing of coal to eventually or never produce a diamond a perpetual pressure.
Film is the compressing of coal to a final burst of diamond. Darryl Taylor is an accomplished comic writer and the co-creator of such comics as Chassis and Vixen 9 . He has several new projects in the work as both comics and movies. Click here for more contact info.