tons....dependz on the episode :P
Some recommendations for manga with kidnapped damsels are "Akatsuki no Yona" which follows Princess Yona's journey after being kidnapped, and "Noragami" where the character Hiyori is often put in dangerous situations. These manga explore the complexities of rescuing damsels in distress and overcoming challenges.
Unfortunatly no, but the manga is good too.
Inuyasha (anime and manga) is about a half-demon dog, Wolf God (manga), but that's about wolfs, and Inubaka(manga).
I would recommend "A Kiss to My Prince."
This site is a good one for buying any manga or anime: http://www.justmanga.com/browse.cfm?anime=Wallflower
He's Dedicated to Roses is similar.
You might find Basara a good read, it's a romantic, historical manga with a similar war back drop.
I love the code geass anime, but I haven't read the manga. Is it any good? You can use http://www.mangahere.com/manga/code_geass_nightmare_of_nunnally/.
get (good) manga artists on board and have money. You can start small and informal, or make one just like you'd make any other company.
Yes, I would reccommend Lucky Star.
Any online manga source such as MangaFox.
You can sometimes find manga in stores that sell American comics, also, Chapters, or any other major book store would be a good place to start, I know for a fact that at least the Chapters I visit has a manga section.
There's basic Shonen(boy manga like Naruto and One Piece, Inuyasha etc.) Shojo:(girl manga like Hana Kimi, OHSHC, Kaze Hikaru etc.) Ecchi:(mature female manga) Seinen:(mature male manga) Joise:(mature female manga) some good free online sites that you don't have to download are Mangahut Onemanga Mangafox