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Line 12: * ''The Sinners'': Continuing from the end of ''Lawless'', Tracy Lawless investigates the string of seemingly perfect murders of the underworld's top men, while someone from his military life comes looking. * ''The Last of the Innocent'': A [[Deconstruction]] of ''[[Archie Comics]]'' that follows former all-American teenager Riley Richards as he returns to his old hometown Brookview upon a family emergency and finds his memories of his carefree youth impacting on life with murderous consequences. ~~----~~ ~~'''Tropes used:'''~~ {{tropelist}} * [[Abusive Parents]] * [[Anachronic Order]] Line 52 ⟶ 51: * [[Signs of Disrepair]]: The "n" on the local Speakeasy's sign burned out in the 50s, and the ''Undertown'' has been known as the ''Undertow'' ever since. * [[Sinister Minister]]: Father Mike, who indoctrinates young men as soldiers in a war on crime. * [[Show Within a Show]]: ''Frank Kafka, P.I.'', written by Jacob K., a [[Shout -Out]] to [[Franz Kafka]] and his type of stories. * [[Sympathetic POV]]: Considering the [[Exactly What It Says Onon the Tin\|series title]], it's unsurprising that most of its cast has [[Dark and Troubled Past\|pasts blackened by crime and violence]], but most of them are portrayed as making [[I Did What I Had to Do\|hard choices]] in difficult situations. Amazingly, Teeg Lawless, Tracy and Ricky's violent, alcoholic thug of a father, is referred to as a [[Complete Monster]] by everyone who knows him, but the story that focuses on him depicts him as a tragic figure, hopelessly out of control in his life and in constant pain without understanding why. * [[Technical Pacifist]]: Leo is by no means a pacifist, but he dislikes guns and refuses to work with them. As he puts it, "And I won't work with people who don't use their brains before their bullets..." * [[Villain Episode]]: Teeg's chapter in ''The Dead And The Dying''. Line 62 ⟶ 61: [[Category:Icon Comics]] [[Category:Criminal]] [[Category:Comic ~~Book~~Books]]