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Originally Posted by MattyC
Yeah I do ink them and the ones I've scanned in tend to look pretty sharp. But yeah I was thinking either touching them up or just scanning b/w inked work and then coloring them with the software.
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Mike from Penny Arcade used to do something similar to this I believe (pencil, scan, ink and colour). I know I've watched a number of videos of him working. Tracking them down might be difficult, but might be worth it to see his workflow.
A lot of ones I've seen use a
Cintiq with a screen to do it in. They're expensive tho.
For the website, you could start out with a webcomic host, there are sites that specialize in that sort of thing:
http://inkoutbreak.com/wiki/index.ph...Webcomic_Hosts
http://cat-nine.net/top-4-best-free-...hosting-sites/
That might be good place to start as getting it going would probably be pretty simple.
Ultimately Wordpress would be my suggestion too as there are plugins that help handle webcomic type setups:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/webcomic/
http://comicpress.org/
But the other sites might be a way to get up and running first and then you can migrate to your own website/domain as you grow and/or find someone willing to help you out.