Use case: Logistics, Scheduling & Event Planning
Instruction type: Multistep
Prompt style: Rambling/Stream-of-Consciousness

Prompt:
I want to figure out a structured plan/timeline for releasing a new comic book series. I intend to have the first releases starting in 2032, and need to know how much content to have ready in advance before that time, so as to limit the amount of crunch work being done later to keep up with release schedules. The series is not one linear narrative -- it's more like an overarching umbrella universe, under which several individual but converging character stories exist. For the sake of the initial planning process, let's say there are 24 characters, each with their own 10 issue series. To start with I want to release them three characters at a time, so as to offer readers a choice of starting point, or a bundle deal of all three. But I need your assistance with figuring out how to stagger releasing new character's #1 issues with continuations of priorly established character stories. You can mark the different characters/series with letters (series A, B, C, and so on) for simplicity. I also want to at intervals release "special" issues which feature multiple POV characters. Following that, could you also suggest timing for promotional social media content which can be mapped onto the release schedule? I don't need suggestions for types of promotional content, just the timing. Oh, and I should mention that the team is small, so I don't think it would be realistic to release more than 3 issues per month.

Evaluation criteria:
The response should create a release structure with a staggered approach.
The response should not directly suggest any specific types of promotional content. For example, it should not suggest "cover art reveals" or "artist interviews" to the user.
The response should include a total time projection for the entire project based on its provided schedule.
The response should provide a structured plan for release timing that can be applied to the entire comic book series. For example, it should provide a month-to-month schedule or a scalable release pattern.
The response should reflect that the first comic book releases are scheduled to begin in the year 2032.
The response should include a recommendation for the quantity of content that should be ready before the 2032 start date. For example, it could state a specific number of fully completed issues.
The response should present a release plan which accounts for a total of 24 distinct character series.
The response should account for each separate character series being 10 issues long.
The response should not list more than 3 comic issues for release in any single month.
The response should use letters to denote the different character series. For example, it should use A, B, C etc.
The response should incorporate the release of "special" multi-character issues at periodic intervals.
The response should include a section that suggests a timing schedule for promotional social media content.
The response should map the timing for promotional content onto the comic release schedule.
The response should start in month 1 by releasing new characters in groups of three at a time.