I have no idea of how to use HTML, I am basically a retard who no experience whatsoever when it comes to webpages or anything like that, so be gentle.

But I would really like to know how I can add an "archive" button (you know the kind of button you press and all the comic page titles appear) to my site, because all i can do is go from first to last, and sometimes next or previous. There is absolutely no way that those who read my comic can skip to a page of their choice, which is a let down on my part. I would also like to say that I use a pre-made template offered by this site for both my home and comic pages (I dont know if that makes a difference or not).

So please help me make my comic that much more bearable for the viewer, "Im begging ya".

Sorry man. We don't currently have an archive page option like Comic Genesis :(
There IS a way you can jump to any page though already there: the drop down menu. Every page has that feature.

I don't know if that's any help at all?

Yes the drop down menue is what I am looking for, but for some reason it doesnt appear on my front page :S Is there a way I can add it?

If by "front page" you mean you activated the homepage, the answer is no. You can put your chapter listing up, you can put a link to your first page and your most recent page up, but there's no variable for the dropdown archive that I found.

You can "fake" a comic archive by transcribing your comic at Oh No Robot (use google) and just linking to the pages *they* generate - but their database is acting kind of wonky right now, so that's not a foolproof solution either.

piraterpg
Yes the drop down menue is what I am looking for, but for some reason it doesnt appear on my front page :S Is there a way I can add it?

Sorry for the poor question:S What I was trying to say was:

Is there a way I can add the drop down menue to my "Comic Home Page"?

Nope, that doesn't work on the home page feature.

I don't use the homepage thing myself. I don't really like it that much :)
There's a list of page codes and what they do here:

http://www.drunkduck.com/community/view_topic.php?tid=26474&cid=231

And here's a comparison of what codes work on page templates and what works on the homepage template:
http://www.warmblues.com/drunkduck/homepage/supported.htm

Thanks for bearing with me and my noob questions :)