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* MayorPain: The Mayor is, to put it lightly, a total {{Jerkass}} who gets dozens, if not hundreds, of people killed out of petty spite.

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* MayorPain: The Mayor is, to put it lightly, a total {{Jerkass}} who gets dozens, if not hundreds, if not thousands, of people killed out of petty spite.
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* ForTheEvulz: The Polymath is ''made'' of this. The man slaughters hundreds with his powers for no reason then sadistic enjoyment.

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* ForTheEvulz: The Polymath is ''made'' of this. The man slaughters hundreds with his powers for no reason then other than sadistic enjoyment.
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* MayorPain: The Mayor is, to it lightly, a total {{Jerkass}} who gets dozens, if not hundreds, of people killed out of petty spite.

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* MayorPain: The Mayor is, to put it lightly, a total {{Jerkass}} who gets dozens, if not hundreds, of people killed out of petty spite.
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* MayorPain: The Mayor is, now to it lightly, a total {{Jerkass}} who gets dozens of not hundreds of people killed out of petty spite.

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* MayorPain: The Mayor is, now to it lightly, a total {{Jerkass}} who gets dozens of dozens, if not hundreds hundreds, of people killed out of petty spite.
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* ForTheEvulz: The Polymath is ''made'' of this. The man slaughters hundreds with his powers for no reason then sadistic enjoyment.


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* MayorPain: The Mayor is, now to it lightly, a total {{Jerkass}} who gets dozens of not hundreds of people killed out of petty spite.
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* TokenReligiousTeammate: The Servant, being an ardent Christian and speaker of his faith. Notable in that he is the only one in the series not to cave into despair, murder, and madness by the end of the setting because of his convictions.

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* StockSuperpowers: Most characters have standard powers, such as Alpha's super-strength. But John Dusk has an unusual 'halo' power similar to Green Lantern's, and Cluster has a bizarre power which allows him to telekinetically take apart his body and fire it as projectiles.
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* CapePunk: Superheroes are depicted as extensions of a corrupt police force, rather than altruistic defenders of the innocent.

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* DentedIron: The Urban Legend's been fighting crime as a vigilante for twenty years. As ''Rubicon'' starts, he's penniless and half-dead from accumulated injuries, but he keeps going out and tracking down criminals. It's implied John will meet the same fate.



* RealityEnsues: The Urban Legend's been fighting crime as a vigilante for twenty years. As ''Rubicon'' starts, he's penniless and half-dead from accumulated injuries, but he keeps going out and tracking down criminals. It's implied John will meet the same fate.

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''Rubicon'', set shortly after Dusk's dismissal from the force, follows the fallout from his campaign and Dusk's descent into the life of a vigilante.

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''Rubicon'', ''Absolution: Rubicon'', set shortly after Dusk's dismissal from the force, follows the fallout from his campaign and Dusk's descent into the life of a vigilante.
vigilante.

This was followed by ''Absolution: Happy Kitty'' featuring the origin of sociopathic killer Happy Kitty.




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* TheSociopath: The Polymath ''lives'' off of this trope. Happy Kitty would be a more sociopathic heroic version due to her enjoyment of killing and lack remorse for whoever she kills.

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* TheSociopath: The Polymath ''lives'' off of this trope. Happy Kitty would be a more sociopathic heroic version due to her enjoyment of killing and lack of remorse for whoever she kills.
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* SailorFuku: Happy Kitty, a psychotic teenage Japanese enhancile, wears this as part of her costume along with a [[HelloKitty Hello Kitty]]-[[BlandNameProduct esque]] helmet.

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* SailorFuku: Happy Kitty, a psychotic teenage Japanese enhancile, wears this as part of her costume along with a [[HelloKitty Hello Kitty]]-[[BlandNameProduct Franchise/HelloKitty-[[BlandNameProduct esque]] helmet.

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