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* BitchInSheepsClothing: [[spoiler: Amy is the seemingly kind-hearted old high-school flame who paid Heck to deliver a letter to her husband in Hell. Her husband, as it turns out, had been sent to the lowest circle of Hell for embezzling money from his company. When Heck reads him the letter, we learn that Amy was behind the embezzling scam, and only sent the letter to her husband in order to find out where the money was hidden, not caring about her husband's eternal torment.]]
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* KarmaHoudiniWarrantry: [[spoiler:While Amy gets away scot-free with the money, her sins leave Hector with a very good idea of which circle of Hell she'll end up in]].
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* KarmaHoudiniWarrantry: KarmaHoudiniWarranty: [[spoiler:While Amy gets away scot-free with the money, her sins leave Hector with a very good idea of which circle of Hell she'll end up in]].
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A graphic novel by Zander Cannon, first published in serialized form in the digital comic book ''Double Barrel'' in 2012 and released in print in 2013 by Top Shelf Productions. Hector "Heck" Hammarskjold, former high school football star, returns home for his father's funeral, planning to finally discard the last of the old man's crap. And then he discovers a portal to Hell in the house's basement ...
[[TimeSkip Five years later]], Heck has established himself as an "inheritance consultant": for a small fee and a contract [[BloodOath signed in blood]], he'll travel into Hell, find a recently-deceased person, and tell or ask them anything you want. When his old high school flame comes in to give a letter to her late husband, Heck takes on the job-but there's more to the story than there first appears ...
[[TimeSkip Five years later]], Heck has established himself as an "inheritance consultant": for a small fee and a contract [[BloodOath signed in blood]], he'll travel into Hell, find a recently-deceased person, and tell or ask them anything you want. When his old high school flame comes in to give a letter to her late husband, Heck takes on the job-but there's more to the story than there first appears ...
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A graphic novel by Zander Cannon, first published in serialized form in the digital comic book ''Double Barrel'' in 2012 and released in print in 2013 by Top Shelf Productions. Hector "Heck" Hammarskjold, former high school football star, returns home for his father's funeral, planning to finally discard the last of the old man's crap. And then he discovers a portal to Hell in the house's basement ...
basement...
[[TimeSkip Five years later]], Heck has established himself as an "inheritance consultant": for a small fee and a contract [[BloodOath signed in blood]], he'll travel into Hell, find a recently-deceased person, and tell or ask them anything you want. When his old high school flame comes in to give a letter to her late husband, Heck takes on the job-but there's more to the story than there firstappears ...
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[[TimeSkip Five years later]], Heck has established himself as an "inheritance consultant": for a small fee and a contract [[BloodOath signed in blood]], he'll travel into Hell, find a recently-deceased person, and tell or ask them anything you want. When his old high school flame comes in to give a letter to her late husband, Heck takes on the job-but there's more to the story than there first
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* AndIMustScream: It follows [[Literature/TheDivineComedy Dante's ''Inferno'']] to a T, so all those punishments appear here too: the Wood of the Suicides, the sorcerers with their heads turned backwards, the traitors frozen in ice ...
* [[spoiler:TheBadGuyWins: Satan remains in charge, Amy gets away with all the money, and Heck is none the wiser.]]
* BandageMummy: Heck's sidekick Elliot, who suffered some ... unspecified injuries on a previous trip. He is literally covered in bandages, speaks slowly and haltingly, has sharp, pointy teeth, and is a good two feet shorter than he used to be. It's sort of PlayedForLaughs, sort of not.
* [[spoiler:TheBadGuyWins: Satan remains in charge, Amy gets away with all the money, and Heck is none the wiser.]]
* BandageMummy: Heck's sidekick Elliot, who suffered some ... unspecified injuries on a previous trip. He is literally covered in bandages, speaks slowly and haltingly, has sharp, pointy teeth, and is a good two feet shorter than he used to be. It's sort of PlayedForLaughs, sort of not.
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* AndIMustScream: It follows [[Literature/TheDivineComedy Dante's ''Inferno'']] to a T, so all those punishments appear here too: the Wood of the Suicides, the sorcerers with their heads turned backwards, the traitors frozen in ice ...
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*[[spoiler:TheBadGuyWins: Satan TheBadGuyWins: [[spoiler:Satan remains in charge, Amy gets away with all the money, and Heck is none the wiser.]]
* BandageMummy: Heck's sidekick Elliot, who sufferedsome ...some... unspecified injuries on a previous trip. He is literally covered in bandages, speaks slowly and haltingly, has sharp, pointy teeth, and is a good two feet shorter than he used to be. It's sort of PlayedForLaughs, sort of not.
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* BandageMummy: Heck's sidekick Elliot, who suffered
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* [[spoiler:LaserGuidedAmnesia: Apparently, every time Heck leaves Hell, most of his memories of the journey are erased. Which means he doesn't remember just how terrifying and disturbing it is-until the ''[[FridgeHorror next]]'' time he goes there ...]]
* PlaceBeyondTime: As Heck says, "Everything down there is ''always'' happening." He and Elliot don't need to eat while they're down there, and time will pass differently from the mortal world. [[spoiler:In fact, they seem to return to Earth at the moment ''just before they left.'']]
* PlaceBeyondTime: As Heck says, "Everything down there is ''always'' happening." He and Elliot don't need to eat while they're down there, and time will pass differently from the mortal world. [[spoiler:In fact, they seem to return to Earth at the moment ''just before they left.'']]
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* [[spoiler:LaserGuidedAmnesia: Apparently, LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler:Apparently, every time Heck leaves Hell, most of his memories of the journey are erased. Which means he doesn't remember just how terrifying and disturbing it is-until the ''[[FridgeHorror next]]'' ''next'' time he goes there ...there...]]
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** As Heck says, "Everything down there is ''always'' happening." He and Elliot don't need to eat while they're down there, and time will pass differently from the mortal world. [[spoiler:In fact, they seem to return to Earth at the moment ''just before they left.'']]
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** As Heck says, "Everything down there is ''always'' happening." He and Elliot don't need to eat while they're down there, and time will pass differently from the mortal world. [[spoiler:In fact, they seem to return to Earth at the moment ''just before they left.'']]
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* [[spoiler:WellDoneSonGuy: Heck ends up meeting his father in Hell. It's not a happy reunion, but they come to an understanding, at least.]]
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* [[spoiler:WellDoneSonGuy: Heck WellDoneSonGuy: [[spoiler:Heck ends up meeting his father in Hell. It's not a happy reunion, but they come to an understanding, at least.]]
