Q&A for How to Create a Graphic Novel As a Kid

That depends on your story and your own abilities. The art style sets the tone of the story in a lot of ways, so consider your genre and how you want the art to reflect that. There is no one drawing style that will suit everything.

You should probably either try to merge the ideas together (the girls make a club and then get sucked into the TV), make one a subtopic of the main story (the girls make a club and one of them has a side conflict of getting sucked in a TV, which could be a continuous conflict or a one-time adventure), or save the one story for after you've finished the first one. Never do two separate stories at once, as you will not get either done.

You can still have your work published. Many companies will pair you up with an illustrator if they like your work, or provide illustrations/pictures if you're being featured in a magazine or newspaper. If you want to self-publish, there are many sites that allow you to find and hire an illustrator at reasonable rates.

You don't need to worry - satire is protected under laws such as Fair Use and Fair Dealing, as long as it is obvious that it is a joke.