The Unfunnies/YMMV

• Complete Monster: Troy Hicks.
• Crowning Moment of Awesome: Birdseed Betty beats her landlord to death after he tells her he wants to molest her kids.
• Crowning Moment of Funny: Not in the story, but in one interview Mark Millar gave us this piece of wonder:

Mark Millar: My wife got about six pages into it when she was reading it in the bath the other night and she just threw it at me. She said it was the most horrible thing she'd ever read in her life and she didn't want to think this sort of shit even went on in my head. I tried to explain that the crow was sucking cock for a REASON, but it actually does sound kind of creepy saying it out loud.

• Dude, Not Funny: ALL THE FRIGGIN' TIME
• Fridge Logic: If Troy Hicks is in the cartoon world, is he still writing the comic? Can't the cartoon character he replaced write himself back into the comic? Did everything just end when the comic ended or did it keep going?
  • How can nobody be aware of the fact that they're comic characters, if they directly address the readers all the time?
  • How could Pete-in-Hicks'-body have a "creepy Mel Blanc voice", as stated by the real life policeman in the end, if he never was an animated character to begin with?
  • And here's the biggest one: Troy explains that one of the reasons he wants to escape his execution by going into the comic world is because there's no afterlife. However, he does everything by using occult magic (that's highly hinted at to be Satanic in nature). So Troy uses magic that almost certainly is granted by some kind of higher power to escape the Nothing After Death. ...How do these two work in conjunction?!
• High Octane Nightmare Fuel: All over the place. An example is a scene when Allie Gator gets kidnapped by Despicable's people in order to get medical termination.