Ooh, cool! Thanks for letting me know!

Thank you! Link me to your comic if you post it online!

^^/ Thanks! Makes me happy you life Fragile. I would say it's a bit shoujo, since it focuses on the lives of girls...

Regarding webcomics, you can make em in any software you'd like, or even paper. It's all about what's more comfortable for you. I personally work on MangaStudio EX4.0. I rough, pencil, ink and tone/color digitally, but there are many who prefer to draw their comics on paper, scan them, and post them online.

If you want to work on Photoshop, pick the layout you want to work in (full manga size? [about 5x7"] newspaper strip? [wider horizontally than vertically] yonkoma? [wider vertically than horizontally]), work relatively large (like the default A4 new file on PS), and when you're done, resize to post it online (you can look at other webcomics to see what sizes they post theirs. Fragile is about 650px wide, for example. My other comic, Springiette, is 440x1400, because it's tall like a yonkoma).

Resolution, it's just a divisor. Meaning that if you have an X amount of pixels (let's say 2550px), and if you divide it by 300(dpi), the end result (8,5-inches-) is how big the image will be in an output display (a printer). So the rule is to work at large printing sizes (8,5x11, A4, A3, B3), and keep the dpi over 300, in case you ever want to print your comics. Then when you resize, resample the image and make it smaller in pixels, Save for web, and you'll have a comic ready to post online.

I hope I didn't make it even more confusing.