@CromianCo

Thank you for answer and mentioning few new people. I'm completely new in the world of comic and still don't know many basic things.

Definitely we'll do as you said and create some of the work (either a samples of our images or one full chapter) by ourselves to do not ask anyone for support without presenting how it is going to look like.
We could finance all of our comic for our own money, but it's way to big for us to afford it. Sooner or later we will be dependant on outside support. We wish it to quickly become popular, so income from selling our work would be good enough, but we can't be sure about it. We know the beginning will be tough.

Thank you again for your comment!

Good evening. 

I visited comic con last week and had a good chat with one creator who is publishing his works here. He advised me that GlobalComix is a good place for beginners to self publish their first piece of art.
The opportunity to create a comic was unexpected to me, but we already made quite a lot of work for our history-fantasy story. The big part of scenario is ready, so we can start producing as quick as secure money big enough to pay the graphic artist we will cooperate with. 
The problem we face is lack of big enough sum to pay him today. That's why we need some support from outside and we wish to ask good people to support as as soon as the artist prepares concept images, so we can present a little teaser of our work. Or even full 1st chapter as that should be still affordable for our current financial condition.
What we want to ask about:
- How to organize fundraising to avoid any possible legal troubles
- Do we need to register as company if we want to seek for support from outside
- Can we seek for support in other places at the same time. For expample GlobalComix and kickstarter at once, or we have to stay in one place.
- Is it legal to accept support from fundraising and from city council, if the one would be interested to help.
I ask about it all because I don't want to make any silly mistake that will end with account here being closed or even worse legal troubles. I live in the UK, so I'm asking about British perspective.

Thank you very much and have a good evening.