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* HappyEndingOverride: The black box found in the plane crash of the 25th issue reveals that rather than reciprocating his love as the previous pages depicted, Joe performed a DyingDeclarationOfHatred on his copilot Neddy.
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* HappyEndingOverride: The black box found in the plane crash of the 25th issue reveals that rather than reciprocating his love as the previous pages depicted, Joe performed a DyingDeclarationOfHatred DyingDeclarationOfHate on his copilot Neddy.
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* SurprisinglyHappyEnding: Pops up from time to time to balance out the downer endings. Issue #38, for example, ends with the protagonist escaping his prison with seemingly no catch.
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* ThrowTheDogABone: In issue 29, the main character is contemplating his family's cycle of bad choices, literally travelling down his family tree. At the end, he is seen joining [[spoiler:his long gone family members]] for a drink. And [[spoiler:Caleb]] is the bartender. It's incredibly touching, given how bleak this comic's setting is.
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* ThrowTheDogABone: In issue 29, 26, the main character is contemplating his family's cycle of bad choices, literally travelling down his family tree. At the end, he is seen joining [[spoiler:his long gone family members]] for a drink. And [[spoiler:Caleb]] is the bartender. It's incredibly touching, given how bleak this comic's setting is.
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* AnthologyComic: Aside from a few recurring characters each issue is episodic and follows different protagonists and their encounters with the titular ice cream man.
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* AnthologyComic: Aside from a few recurring characters characters, each issue is episodic and follows different protagonists and their encounters with the titular ice cream man.
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* LightIsNotGood: Rick, the titular ice cream man. He wears a white, squeaky-clean outfit much like an {{Expy}} of the Good Humor Man. However, Rick's actions and personality are anything but good...or humorous.
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* LightIsNotGood: Rick, the titular ice cream man. He wears a white, squeaky-clean outfit much like an {{Expy}} of the Good Humor Man. However, Rick's actions and personality are anything but good... or humorous.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Disturbingly, Rick seems to have a great fondness for cats. In issue 1 he is seen morphing into a more bestial form to prey upon the neighborhoods pet cats and in issue 7 talks about how a deep fried kitten is tastier than an expensive steak. Later in that same issue he throws a kitten into a large soup pot.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Disturbingly, Rick seems to have a great fondness for cats. In issue 1 he is seen morphing into a more bestial form to prey upon the neighborhoods pet cats and in cats. In issue 7 7, he talks about how a deep fried kitten is tastier than an expensive steak. Later in that same issue he steak, and later throws a kitten into a large soup pot.
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* TrappedInTVLand: Happens to some poor guy named Will in issue 11.
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* TrappedInTVLand: Happens to some poor guy named Will in issue 11.
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* ThrowTheDogABone: In issue 29, the main character is contemplating his family's cycle of bad choices, literally travelling down his family tree. At the end, he is seen joining[[spoiler:his long gone family members]] for a drink. And [[spoiler:Caleb]] is the bartender. It's incredibly touching, given how bleak this comic's setting is.
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* ThrowTheDogABone: In issue 29, the main character is contemplating his family's cycle of bad choices, literally travelling down his family tree. At the end, he is seen joining[[spoiler:his joining [[spoiler:his long gone family members]] for a drink. And [[spoiler:Caleb]] is the bartender. It's incredibly touching, given how bleak this comic's setting is.
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* ConvenientMiscarriage: The main protagonists of issue 14 suffered this at some point in the past, which had a massive negative impact on their marriage.
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* TragicStillbirth: The main protagonists of issue 14 suffered this at some point in the past, which had a massive negative impact on their marriage.
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** "People disappear and no one can find 'em."
