would I be able to put images inside the "author comments" section too?
yep, just use an image tag like you would with html. and if you want to add stylization, you can just specify it with a style tag (i.e <img style="width:200px;">picture.png</img>) to make life easier. i don't personally know how you would specify a style sheet in a javascript file but i think it's a lot more convoluted
Idk I read that the comic pages are created by just uploading images, so I really don't want that to mess things up, yknow? just suddenly 50 pages of various forum icons LMAO
very valid concern but that would be hilarious ngl. congrats on catching up with my comic, now LOOK AT MY ASSETS
but you don't have to worry about this! only images that are put on the folder /img/comics will become a page. for each image in the folder, a url is made for a new page. all other folders, even others in the img folder, do not turn into pages of your comic.
Also, is it possible to schedule pages to go up? Like if I have 10 pages I did in advance, would I have to upload them each manually or can I just set it up once and let it go?
unfortunately no, since it's just a static file there is no support for that. that would require some kind of server that automatically pushes updates to your site for you, and i don't really know how you would go about that and i doubt it would be easy.
for that, i recommend using an online hosting service like
comicfury! it functions similarly to rarebit in that you can have full control over your site's look and functionality and even an access to a personal file directory for assets, but it offers features like update scheduling and other online stuffs like page statistics. there are very few differences between the two besides ease of use (you only have to use html if you WANT to get advanced with comicfury and you can do a lot but it is someone else's site) so it's kind of a preference thing otherwise