did he direct any other movies from this series?
No.
John Carpenter
arpenter was originally in consideration to be the director for the "Halloween" (1978) sequel project, "" (1998). Since Jamie Lee Curtis, the main actress from the original and the sequel "Halloween II" (1981), wanted to reunite the cast and crew of the original film, she asked Carpenter to direct "Halloween H20: 20 Years Later". Carpenter agreed to direct the film, but his starting fee as director was $10 million. Carpenter rationalized this by believing the hefty fee was compensation for revenue he had never received from the original "Halloween", a matter that was still a contention between Carpenter and "Halloween" producer Moustapha Akkad even after twenty years. When Akkad balked at Carpenter's fee, Carpenter quit the project. Steve Miner assumed directing of "Halloween H20: 20 Years Later", which was a commercial success despite receiving mixed reviews.

how many halloween micheal myers movies are there Eleven. when did the first movie release? in 1978. and the last one? The last one is scheduled for release in 2022. were these movies adapted in any other format? Yes, as novels, comic books and online stories. which comic books are based on it? " Halloween",  "Halloween II: The Blackest Eyes" and "Halloween III: The Devil's Eyes". who published them? Chaos! Comics. who directed the first film of the series? John Carpenter.
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John Carpenter [SEP] 1990s: Commercial decline and "Halloween H20: 20 Years Later"
Carpenter's 1990s career is characterized by a number of notable failures: "Memoirs of an Invisible Man" (1992), "Village of the Damned" (1995), and "Escape from L.A." (1996) are examples of films that were critical and financial failures. Also notable from this decade are "Body Bags", a television horror anthology film that was made in collaboration with Tobe Hooper, "In the Mouth of Madness" (1995), yet another Lovecraftian homage, which did not do well either commercially or with critics but now has a cult following, and "Vampires" (1998), which featured James Woods as the leader of a band of vampire hunters in league with the Catholic Church.