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• September 11. The candles. Oh God the candles...
• Fyoosh's What Have I Done? Moment. Especially when you consider that she loves Criminey because he brings out the best in her- then he sees her worst side. It gets better, though.
• Poor Pooch...
  • That little doggie could pull tears from stone .
• Sinfest has a surprising amount, considering it's nominally about one spikey-haired midget and his attempt to get laid, but notable ones are anytime Slick is honest about Monique, and many strips in the Uncle Sam series. Like this one.
• After months of build-up, we find out why Fuchsia is so enamoured with Criminy.; even more heart-wrenching is that God's hand puppet actually looks remorseful, not firing back with his (usually) sharp wit.
• The end of the Bad Behavior series, in which Fuchsia has a Despair Event Horizon.
• It is funny, but still, this...
• Why does Lil' E like The Devil so much? Well...
  • And what does the Devil keep in his high-security vault?
• Thanks for being my friend...
• In the same comic poif poif...
• "Please don't throw Bibles at me!" Damn it, Seymour...
• This, because it makes their relationship almost painfully clear. Lil'E's who does those things mostly for acknowledgment from the Devil who in return ends up being disappointed by Lil'E's lack of true evil power.
  • It's also revealed that baby Lil'E didn't quite agree with his all of father's ways.
• The tormented souls of Hell start missing Fuchsia and her stories. So much that they escaped from Hell in the form of a bulky zombie to search for her.
  • They haven't found her yet.
  • Finding her hasn't improved Story-Time Zombie's situation. Now he fears being shunned by her.
• We learn something about Baby Blue's childhood.
• Fuchsia finally catches up to the Zombie.
• Picnic.
• Torch.
• Li'L E's birthday party. Try not to cry.
• Slick gets something in his eye.
• An elephant at a party — in the living room.
• God sets out to match-make. She has to arrive. But the succubi interfere, which is comic until the last panel.
• This is probably the most depressing Sinfest comic ever.
  • Then he gets back to business. "All right...now where was I?"
• Lily's reaction to birthday cakes.
• No wonder she willingly serves the Devil. No one else seemed to care.
• Slick writes a poem that makes any girl who hears it fall in love with him, except Monique, that only one he truly wants.
• It's official: Tatsuya is trying to use Lil' E's past to kill us all via heartbreak.
  • Honestly, it gets worse.
• That woman that Criminy went out with was waiting for him to call, but he never did. No matter how long she waited.
• Wish Fulfillment comic.
• "How come we don't hang out like we used to?"
• Even if you don't like her, it's a little depressing to see Xanthe lose faith in men.
• The May 19, 2013 takes it another step for Lil' E. When his Mom, the Woman in White, is in hiding for "witchcraft and deviltry," he and her head to the Devil's mansion...only to be turned away by the guard on the Boss' orders (while said boss is partying with Baby Blue and a pre-Heel Face Turn Fushcia). The sad look the Woman gives her son as they leave, with Lil' E wondering about Daddy is heartbreaking.
  • Which makes what the Devil keeps in his high-security vault all the more painful. For a moment of pleasure with his two Devil Girls, the Devil turned away his son and his son's Mother.
  • He didn't hear them. He couldn't hear them. The damn music was so loud he never even noticed the intercom.