History Webcomic / SlyCooperThiefOfVirtue

** Played straight with a nameless female mouse. In the chapter "Wrath of the wolf king", during one of the flashbacks, a young Drake Lupus opens the door for the female mouse only for her to yell at his father for it.

* OfficialCouple: Sly and Carmelita finally become this in his comic, without any secrets from each other. Cemented after she [[spoiler: [[TurnInYourBadge put herself on indefinite leave from Interpol to be with Sly and the Cooper Gang]].]]

* AdaptationalJerkass: Once again, Sly; he's rather salty with everyone in this comic, ''especially'' with Bentley, and tends to be very self-serving in that the stolen loot from his vault seems to be all that matters to him, even going so far as to threaten to [[KickTheSonOfABitch tip Turbo off the side of a bridge]]. Again, justified in some instances [[spoiler: given that he was injected with a stimulant by Drake Lupus that caused an adverse effect with the three crystals]], but even then, it doesn't justify him [[KickTheDog neglecting to mention that innocent villagers were gonna be terrorized by warlords]].

* AlbinosAreFreaks: Considering how psychotic Snow is and how unusually flirty Ice is, it's quite evident. See "Cold, Cold Heart" for more information.

* VillainHasAPoint: Deconstructed. Vick mockingly calls out Torus on his extreme methods which supposedly break Interpol regulations, along with him ordering [[KickTheDog Ice to knock out Ned]] [[ReasonYouSuckSpeech for telling off Torus over his methods]]. Except, Vick is nothing but a pretentious crony of Drake who acts obnoxious and snarky on a daily basis, and essentially serves to stir up trouble like he did here. Torus, on the other hand, was under the influence of Drake’s green crystal at the time which influenced the behavior he exhibited and is being framed for something he couldn’t control. Basically, Vick knew this was the case and chose to make a point based on a false narrative created by Drake’s plan.

* AdaptationalAngstUpgrade: Oh ''boy'''...Sly is just loaded with inner-conflict and self-pitying in this comic much like Ned and Drake Lupus.

* Flanderization: The author started off Torus as a strict-but-fair Director who wants to maintain order, and exaggerated his traits more and more after the chapter "Winter Storm" to the point he begins his descent into an authoritarian figure obsessed with capturing the Cooper Gang and maintaining order at all costs.

* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: Reconstructed. While Torus is going to the Congo specifically with the intention of capturing the Cooper Gang under the guise of bringing order to the Congo, he does keep to his word with the latter when bypassing Bubo through Shelby. So, while Torus still has an agenda, he hasn't forgotten that its his duty to keep to protect the innocent and makes sure to do that first before even ''thinking'' of going after Sly.

* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: While Torus is going to the Congo specifically with the intention of capturing the Cooper Gang, he does keep to his word in his main cause in restoring ''some'' peace to the Congo in the process when bypassing Bubo through Shelby.

** Implied with a nameless female mouse. In the chapter "Wrath of the wolf king", during one of the flashbacks, a young Drake Lupus opens the door for the female mouse only for her to yell at his father for it.

* DarkestAfrica: The Congo is shown to be ruled by Colonel Zahn and Warlords who are [[CaptainObvious at war with eachother]] while terrorizing innocents. Whether or not this is defied by Torus' assault against Zahn is unknown

* TurnInYourBadge: Torus expels Carmelita and Ned from Interpol for allowing the Cooper Gang to escape, despite having had their hands full with a murderous Snow. [[spoiler: Then Torus brands them both as criminals just because they were seen with the Cooper Gang]].

** When Lady Venom [[spoiler: swallows Ned whole. He does get better, though]].

* StrawFeminist: Implied with a nameless female mouse. In the chapter "Wrath of the wolf king", during one of the flashbacks, a young Drake Lupus opens the door for the female mouse only for her to yell at his father for it.

** The cameo appearance of Tinsel is on account of the fact that the author is a fan of the webcomic known as Dreamkeepers.

* AndTheAdventureContinues: A villainous variation of the trope; right after Snow [[spoiler: kills his therapist and runs off]], the next scene of the story takes place in the exact same way that the end of "Just Crude Business" did.

* ADayInTheLimelight: This story in particular focuses on Snow and Ice.

* ActionGirl: Carmelita, of course.

* CyberneticsEatYourSoul: [[spoiler: The cybernetic implants that Snow kept getting were what lead to his insanity shown in the comic]]. Same applies to Ice at the end of the comic when she ignored Sly's attempts to reason with her.

* MediaScrum: Jack ends up having to deal with one of these, despite rescuing a child, after shooting an unarmed criminal which he shouts off in anger, [[CowboyCop true to his nature]].

* TakeThat: Jack being criticized for shooting an unarmed criminal to rescue a child and then him snapping at the reporters for it is the author's way at making a potshot at certain news outlets whenever it reports cop shootings; the author portrays Jack sympathetically in this case.

* RevengeBeforeReason: [[spoiler: At Drake's castle, Ice intended to kill both Sly and Drake, despite the fact said castle was crumbling apart. Sly tries to reason that they should get out of there first, but was met with deaf ears]].

* {{Jerkass}}: Chief Torus is self-righteous and abuses his authority. He also treats Carmelita and Ned, the two most competent officers, like crap. He dismisses them for letting Sly and his friends escape despite the fact they were busy dealing with a murderous Snow.

** [[spoiler:Pretty much none of the members of Drake's gang face any actual punishment and are released to do whatever they want. Justified in that this ''is'' a comic based off the game ''Sly Cooper''...]]

* MotivationalKiss: Sly ''tries'' to get this from Carmelita, but it gets rudely interrupted by Interpol squadrons.

* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: While Torus is doing it specifically with the intention of capturing the Cooper Gang, he does keep to his word in restoring ''some'' peace to the Congo in the process when bypassing Bubo through Shelby.

* BystanderSyndrome: Bubo essentially expects this of Torus and other officers in adherence to red tape.

* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: While Torus is doing it specifically with the intention of capturing the Cooper Gang, he does make good on restoring ''some'' peace to the Congo in the process when bypassing Bubo through Shelby.

** Pretty much anyone who encounters Lady Venom is hypnotized via her venom, eaten, and then slowly digested; not a pretty image. [[spoiler: ''But a special mention goes to Inigo, who was the only victim that wasn't hypnotized and was fully conscious when he was being eaten'']].

A {{Fan Webcomic|s}} based on the ''VideoGame/SlyCooper'' game series that serves as a sequel to ''VideoGame/SlyCooperThievesInTime'' drawn by artist [[http://connordavidson.deviantart.com/ ConnorDavidson]].

After the conclusion of the comic, there was 2 separate side stories with multiple parts and a single story released after that covered events both before and after the comic that explained certain aspects of events that were hinted at in the comic.