These are what we call the 'YMMV items.' Things that some people find in this work. We call them 'your mileage might vary' because not everyone sees these things in the same way. This starts discussions in the trope lists, a thing we don't want. Please use the discussion page if you'd like to discuss any of these items.
Lampshaded here. But of course she knew when she wrote the character that an obsessive-compulsive sociopath who prides himself on lacking a personality was the height of sex appeal.
Although Freckle recently is starting to become more of a main, recurring character.
Zib seems to be gaining popularity, what with all the Zibzi shippers showing up.
Dom Drago has been in only two comic pages so far, yet he already has Lackadaisy Forumgoers declaring love.
Elsa the former nurse seems to be as well, if forum goers are any indication.
Evil Is Sexy: Serafine Savoy is a pretty good candidate for this.
Mordecai too.
Don't forget Nicodeme.
Fan Preferred Couple: Zib/Mitzi, otherwise known as "Zibzi". This would appear to leave Mitzi's canon squeeze Wick out in the cold, but he's got a backup in the form of his maybe-maybe-not romantic tension with assistant Lacy — a well-liked ship in its own right.
There's also a good number of fans who prefer Viktor/Ivy to the canon Calvin/Ivy.
Foe Yay: Serafine and Mordecai, according to some.
Fridge Horror: The events taking place in the comic start in 1927. Most of the characters are in their 20s or 30s, meaning if they don't get killed due to their profession, they get to have some fun during The Great Depression. This is hinted at in a doodle of Wick with the caption "October 1929".
Ship-to-Ship Combat: A minor example...the "shipping war," for example, was basically created for a random battle thread in the forums (and the leading contender was Moron). There is the occasional spat between the assorted Mitzi and Ivy pairings, but it's usually all in good spirit, since Tracy's following is very devoted to her and to the story at large.
Tear Jerker: Mitzi refused to sell the pearl necklace that her late husband gave her, because it's all she has left of him. Needless to say it is promptly broken as she desperately scrambles across the street trying to save it.
And let's not forget about Zib, who realizes than Mitzi is no longer the young, sweet and innocent Mary Ellen he used to know back in the days.
And in Lackadaisy Haymaker, there's just something upsetting about the sight of Rocky with a massive gash in his head. For a character so prone to Amusing Injuries, seeing him take a blow played so deadly straight is pretty damn sad.
Rocky's aunt pointing out that just because Freckle is the only person in the world who still trusts him isn't a good reason for Rocky to abuse that trust. She even suceeds in wiping the smirk off Rocky's face for a split second.
Viktor's had his fair share of bad luck in the comic and even before. What with the kneecapping and the shotgun wound. Ivy's also not particularly happy with him right now,which doesn't help Viktor much.