well what is it that you want to know about comics? cuzz comics are a broad subject

ya but the box part i dunno how

hehe, seems like others have already answered a lot of it >< but if you're really trying it then i can't wait to see ^^

Comics is like a movie. They have shots, poses, views. The best way to pan out a story is to daydream a scenario of anything you want. The way you visualize it is how you will draw it.

Small boxes are quick sudden expressions. The bigger the boxes, the more expressive the characters are. Usually small boxes are like zoom in shots. Larger boxes or a panel is for scenary, large movements like flying but the choices are very extensive. I recommend studying a movie or anime or learning from furry bara comics on how the artist expresses their actions, movements, emotions etc. Each time the view is changed, the movements, they are the same in a comic.

If you have comic books, learn from those. Do not copy from it. Just learn the concept and the point, figuring out yourself scenes by your characters in your story.

Daydreaming and brainstorming, privately and relaxing will help.

Thats all there can be explained. The rest you have to do it on your own.

i see some manga have the way they put the box on it but i dunno how like where the left and where the right? XD

you want to do them yourself? :O
like it was said above, it's like a movie. imagine the whole story in your mind. then, start writing a "script".
example: page 1, panel 1: character standing up, view from the side, in front of the store clerk. character: "hi, one coffee, please!"
an like that, you write the whole comic. then, you start drawing, panel for panel, everything you wrote down. writing it first helps you to keep the whole thing cohesive, and also it will prevent you from repeating the same shots and poses too much (which is really easy to oveerlook if you don't write it first, since comics take a long time to do and you might forgot you already did something in the same comic a few pages before).

still trying XD

i know a friend who can help you if you want ^^

can try

Have been trying to get into comics myself more, though a great start is definitely any book from Scott McCloud on the subject. The first book is online too over here! http://www.jessethompsonart.com/art.....%20McCloud.pdf (might take a bit to download, big pdf)

There's also a sequel called Making Comics which gets more in-depth on how they're made, but both are fantastic resources for knowing how comics work and how to make 'em~

I say the biggest thing with comics is not to cram it with a lot of dialogue, like movies. Dialogue is important but comics and film are a visual medium, use visuals to tell the story :o