I could help you with that...There's drunkduck, too, and for the life of me I don't know why DeviantArt hasn't affiliated itself with a comic host. But supposedly real web-comics host themselves, or somethin'.
Good thing I know this is an imaginary webcomic.
Thanx for that Blambot hookup. My new Mac is ALWAYS thirsty for free designy fonts to exploit!The Artiste uses naught but Photoshop and a Wacom tablet. (I think he's mad, but it's what he's accustomed to). I stick to the modified version of screenplay format that many comic scripts are written in nowadays.
We use all things Google to interact -- google docs for scripts from me, then g-talk and gmail to swap files back and forth. My job is mostly to squee then make surreptitious suggestions (he does the same with my dialog and scene composition). Oh, and for fonts we use the free Blambot stuff, especially Digital Strip, my favorite.
For no good reason other than it's free and I already know its java script hacks, I'm using a pbwiki free website to host the thing.
And those Wacom tablets rule. Takes a bit to master, but they're worth it. As a visitor, I don't like the wiki hosting. I'm used to better
Have you looked into hosting communities developed especially for comics? There are two that I know of; smackjeeves.com and comicgenesis.com and, from what I'm hearing, CG is the better community at this time.
You can get a lot of millage from cross-wiring consummation with consumption. 
^_^ Thank you!
