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* HeroesWantRedheads: Hexene Candlemas and Lily Salem are both redheads. Of course, they're also maidens in their respective witch covens. It's averted, since Nick doesn't get either one of them.
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* UsefulNotes/LosAngeles: The L.A. of ''City of Devils'' is recognizable, despite the odder additions.
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It's 1950s Los Angeles, but the Night War has changed everything. Monsters are the norm, and humans are the minority. Nick Moss is the last human detective in a city full of monsters, and he's tracking down a missing mummy. Along the way, almost every monster he meets wants to turn him into one of them. ''[[http://captainsupermarket.com/city-of-devils.html City of Devils]]'' is a neo-noir comic novel with b-movie monsters.
It has three sequels, ''Literature/FiftyFeetOfTrouble'' and ''Literature/WolfmanConfidential'' continue the story of Nick Moss, while ''Literature/AStitchInCrime'' stars [[FrankensteinsMonster meat golem]] Jane Stitch.
It has three sequels, ''Literature/FiftyFeetOfTrouble'' and ''Literature/WolfmanConfidential'' continue the story of Nick Moss, while ''Literature/AStitchInCrime'' stars [[FrankensteinsMonster meat golem]] Jane Stitch.
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''City of Devils'' is a neo-noir comic novel with b-movie monsters.
It's 1950s Los Angeles, but the Night War has changed everything. Monsters are the norm, and humans are the minority. Nick Moss is the last human detective in a city full of monsters, and he's tracking down a missing mummy. Along the way, almost every monster he meets wants to turn him into one of
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The book has three sequels, ''Literature/FiftyFeetOfTrouble'' and ''Literature/WolfmanConfidential'' continue the story of Nick Moss, while ''Literature/AStitchInCrime'' stars [[FrankensteinsMonster meat golem]] Jane Stitch.
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It has two sequels, ''Literature/FiftyFeetOfTrouble'' and ''Literature/WolfmanConfidential''.
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It has two three sequels, ''Literature/FiftyFeetOfTrouble'' and ''Literature/WolfmanConfidential''.
''Literature/WolfmanConfidential'' continue the story of Nick Moss, while ''Literature/AStitchInCrime'' stars [[FrankensteinsMonster meat golem]] Jane Stitch.
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It has a sequel, ''Literature/FiftyFeetOfTrouble''.
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It has a sequel, ''Literature/FiftyFeetOfTrouble''.
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* FemmeFatale: The doppelganger movie star, Imogen Verity, who hires Nick to find her missing husband.
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* FemmeFatale: The doppelganger movie star, Imogen Verity, who hires Nick to find her missing husband. She tries to "seduce" Nick by turning him a couple of times.
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* IHateYouVampireDad: Most monsters avert this, since the process of turning alter's a person's mindset to suit whatever creature they become. [[spoiler:Chops, who was a young girl when she was turned against her will, [[SympatheticMurderer definitely plays the trope straight.]]]]
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* IHateYouVampireDad: Most monsters avert this, since the process of turning alter's alters a person's mindset to suit whatever creature they become. [[spoiler:Chops, who was a young girl when she was turned against her will, [[SympatheticMurderer definitely plays the trope straight.]]]]
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* IHateYouVampireDad: Most monsters avert this, since the process of turning alter's a person's mindset to suit whatever creature they become. [[spoiler:Chops, who was a young girl when she was turned against her will, [[SympatheticMurderer definitely plays the trope straight.]]]]
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* ProperlyParanoid: A necessary survival trait in the human community, given that monsters tend to see humans as little more than a means of reproduction. Even with laws protecting humans from being captured and turned during daylight hours, it's foolish to go outside without as many defenses as you can carry.
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* MonsterMash: The book features werewolves, gremlins, crawling eyes, meat golems, mummies, robots, doppelgangers, phantoms, ghosts, killer vegetables, ogres, sirens, gill men, bug-eyed monsters, and many, many more.
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* MonsterMash: The book features vampires, zombies, banshees, goblins, witches, werewolves, gremlins, crawling eyes, meat golems, mummies, robots, doppelgangers, phantoms, ghosts, killer vegetables, ogres, sirens, gill men, bug-eyed monsters, and many, many more.
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* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: The book features both werewolves (turn into large wolves) and wolfmen (who look like Lon Chaney, Jr.). Each side has a long-standing feud that manifests in their chosen career paths. Both do law-enforcement, but the werewolves work for the Sheriff's Department, while the wolfmen are regular cops.
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* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: The book features both werewolves (turn into large wolves) and wolfmen (who look like Lon Chaney, Jr.).Creator/LonChaneyJr). Each side has a long-standing feud that manifests in their chosen career paths. Both do law-enforcement, but the werewolves work for the Sheriff's Department, while the wolfmen are regular cops.
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* LosAngeles: The L.A. of ''City of Devils'' is recognizable, despite the odder additions.
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* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: The three most prominent female characters are the doppelganger Imogen Verity (who usually appears blonde), the brunette (albeit with green highlights) Serendipity Sargasso, and the witch Hexene Candlemas. Imogen is the untouchable movie star ice queen, Serendipity the loyal and starstruck secretary, and Hexene the pugnacious hex slinger. This trope also shows up with the Salem Sisters, the close harmony group/witch coven, with Hyacinth, Verbena, and Lily respectively (in the roles of crone, mother, and maiden).
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* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: The three most prominent female characters are the doppelganger Imogen Verity (who usually appears blonde), the brunette (albeit siren (brunette albeit with green highlights) Serendipity Sargasso, and the witch Hexene Candlemas. Imogen is the untouchable movie star ice queen, Serendipity the loyal and starstruck secretary, and Hexene the pugnacious hex slinger. This trope also shows up with the Salem Sisters, the close harmony group/witch coven, with Hyacinth, Verbena, and Lily respectively (in the roles of crone, mother, and maiden).
