History Webcomic / SlyCooperThiefOfVirtue

* BrokenAesop: Downplayed. The story has a theme of a person getting to decide who they are and having the ability to choose to be good or evil. While it generally sticks to the theme, there was one instance in the story where Torus was being controlled by one of Drake's crystals [[DoubleStandard and all the characters completely ignored that he wasn't acting on his own volition]].

* CluelessAesop: The main comic tried to introduce an objectivist Aesop on how everything was a matter of choice, and that the characters ''made'' their choices and brought the results on themselves, but both the fact that [[spoiler: the crystals influenced the judgement of anyone who was using them and key details in the later-released side stories about what lead to the insanity of Ice and Snow undermine the entire point the author was trying to make]].

* BareYourMidriff: Carmelita naturally, and Agent Ice.

* FatalAttraction: Lady Venom's MO.

* CyberSpace: Bentley's domain of expertise when it comes to hacking. Then there's his online battle against Zahn's hacker...

* SoundOnlyDeath: [[spoiler: Once Lady Venom and her underlings get arrested. When getting escorted into a police van, the lead mook declares out loud that he'll sell out his employer to reduce his sentence. Unfortunately, said employer, Lady Venom was locked in the same van. He quickly begs for forgiveness, but fell on deaf ears as she prepares to swallow him whole. The other mooks could only watch in horror at what happens next as we're only treated to screams and shadows]].

** Even non-Sony affiliated characters appear in this comic; Felicia and Shadow the Hedgehog also briefly appear at Venom's party along with Tinsel from Dreamkeepers and Oscar the Grouch showed up in an alleyway in "Serpent's kiss". The only Sony-related cameo that appeared was Rachet, who is shown complaining to one of Torus' enforcers in the background of one of the pages in "Wrath of the Wolf King".

* AmbiguouslyBrown: Averted with Torus; See the trivia page.

* ArtisticLicenseLaw: Interpol runs more like the US government in the comic than it actually does like Interpol in the original games or in real life, as shown by the fact that it has its own judges that preside over court cases and control what the director can and can't do, along with the fact that they have a "Judiciary Council" that makes decisions with a voting system that works similar to the Supreme Court, [[spoiler: which was how Torus was able to launch a mission in Switzerland, where Drake's headquarters were located]].

* NotSoDifferent: Drake has this discussion with Sly, since [[spoiler: both of their respective fathers had been killed by Clockwerk in the past]].

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

* RealityEnsues: When Sly confronts Colonel Zahn and demands his fortune back, Zahn tells him he already melted his share down and sold it. He even scoffs at Sly for thinking that he would just hoard it all away.

A 2013 {{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]].

** Colonel Zahn [[spoiler:started a fitness club, with the intent to settle the score with the Cooper Gang one day]]. ** Torus [[spoiler: resigned from Interpol and faded into obscurity, with his story being continued in "To protect and serve"]].

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Judge Bubo flings this at Torus when he practically made fugitives out of Carmelita and Ned just because they were seen with the Cooper Gang, not even bothering to sort the situation out. Bubo is angry as they were important witnesses to Venom's crimes, and because of Torus's actions, they now lack the necessary material to put Venom away. Not only that, Carmelita and Ned are Interpol's best agents. So yeah, nice going.

** [[spoiler: Kevin Turbo teams up with Demitri to make hip-hop music videos. Kre became a tai-chi student under Panda King. Cesar became an orca trainer at a water theme park. Lady Venom regained her celebrity status and subject to a top magazine company, where it is hinted she may be pregnant. Colonel Zahn started a fitness club. Torus resigned from Interpol and faded into obscurity. Ned becomes the new chief director of Interpol following Torus's resignation. Vick continues to lead what's left of Drake's criminal organization. Drake himself, after escaping from prison, vanishes in the Alaskan wilderness and hasn't been seen since.]]

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* NonAnswer: Ned is full of these in his press conference with reporters.

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: This excerpt from the story.

* TakeThat: Implied. When describing the second reporter, the author mentions how he's "poorly disguising his connection with recent movements"; The discussion between Ned and the second reporter, whom asked about animal targeting, is essentially meant to be a potshot at social movements that focus on police brutality and racial inequities.

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Chief Torus is a bit self-righteous and is constantly viewed as abusing his authority since he has to bypass pointless red tape put up by Bubo, when really he's trying to keep order and stop crime where most of Interpol fails to. He also treats Carmelita and Ned badly, but its justified since the former is in cahoots with a master thief [[spoiler:just like Jack Lupus was]] and the two generally fail to actually stop major criminals like the rest of Interpol. Given that he has a progressive mindset ontop of all that, its hard to really hate him despite his demeanor.