History ComicBook / ScudTheDisposableAssassin

** Everything that ever comes out of Jeff's mouth. (Mouths. Both of which are located at her knees.)

* BigBad: Voo-Doo Ben.

* FatBastard: Voo-Doo Ben certainly qualifies, as does the [[CorruptHick Mayor of Bobsled]].

* GunsAkimbo: With ''[[UpToEleven four guns]]'', in one issue. Two in each hand.

** Early on a laser blast damages Scud's circuitry in a way that [[UpToEleven jacks his Contempt up to 15!]]

* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: The werewolves in the Scud universe have a HealingFactor turned UpToEleven; when one's head gets blown open, the brains ''fly back into his skull'' to heal him.

* StuffedIntoTheFridge: [[spoiler:Sussudio, in issue 20. She gets better in issue 24.]]

* HypotheticalCasting: Always listed the voices of actors that the creator of the comic imagined would be voicing the characters in animation.

* BottomlessMagazines: Though one line ("I haven't run out of bullets yet.") implies that Scud's guns ''have'' a set ammo capacity. It's apparently just ''really, really high.''

** The UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn video game has a computer called AM-2, named for the developers of ''VideoGame/VirtuaFighter'' and ''VideoGame/VirtuaCop'', among other Sega arcade titles.

* EldritchAbomination: Just about every non-human could qualify do to how downright bizarre they look. [[spoiler:But special mention has to go the HorsemenOfTheApocalypse whose ranks include the already mentioned [[MixAndMatchCritter Jeff,]] a Jason Voorhees-esque serial killer who [[AmbiguouslyHuman may or may not be human,]] a giant worm with the head of a dog and multiple breasts, and a...[[BuffySpeak thing]] that has what can only be described as a ''city on fire'' as its main body.]]

** [[spoiler: BiggerBad: System. And then later, The Seraphim, as they were the ones responsible for alot of bad events in the series.]]

* AntiHero: Throughout the comic, Scud's pretty much looking out for himself, and doesn't really do anything that won't directly benefit him in some way (For example, refusing to help the mafia fight off the dinosaurs, even though he's ''right there'', until they pay him.) [[JustifiedTrope He ''is'' an assassin]], after all.

* SuddenlyVoiced: Manages to do this despite being a comic in that [[spoiler: Drywall becomes capable of speaking English like everyone else during the last four issues, with the first time he does so being just before Oswald's death.]]

* EldritchAbomination: Just about every non-human could qualify do to how downright bizarre they look. [[spoiler:But special mention has to go the HorsemenOfTheApocalypse whose ranks include the already mentioned [[MixAndMatchCritter Jeff,]] a Jason Voorhees-esque serial killer who [[AmbiguouslyHuman may or may not be human,]] a giant worm with the head of a dog and multiple breasts, and a...[[BuffySpeak thing]] that has what can only be described as a ''city on fire'' as it's main body.]]

** Jeff is a special case since her[[BizarreAlienBiology (?)]] is so utterly absurd that it has to be seen to be believed. She's an eight foot tall humanoid with an electric plug for a head, mousetraps for hands, a squid belted to her chest, has hands for feet and talks by shouting movie quotes ''out of her kneecaps,'' '''''which have mouths on them!'''''

* CruelTwistEnding: [[spoiler: Inverted. The ending is a lot happier and idealistic than you would expect from a comic like this.]]

* TheUnintelligible: Drywall and his brethren speak a language that can only be understood by creatures without a soul, such as robots and [[EvilLawyerJoke lawyers]]. Interestingly, the [[Wingdinglish Wingding]] language contains the same number of symbols as the sentence being translated, so with proper context clues one can roughly translate much of their dialogue.
* ThreeLawsCompliant: Inverted. Scud's encounter with Joe Cool reveals his programming houses a warped version of the three laws of robotics, beginning with "A Scud does ''not'' value life and ''will'' allow, through action or inaction, life ''to be'' harmed.

* TheUnintelligible: Drywall and his brethren speak a language that can only be understood by creatures without a soul, such as robots and [[EvilLawyerJoke lawyers]]. Interestingly, the [[Wingdinglish WingDing]] language contains the same number of symbols as the sentence being translated, so with proper context clues one can roughly translate much of their dialogue.

* CombatTentacles: Sussudio had these back in her stints as a cat burglar named Black Octopus.

** [[spoiler: BiggerBad: System.]]

* TheUnintelligible: Drywall and his brethren speak a language that can only be understood by creatures without a soul, such as robots and [[EvilLawyerJoke lawyers]]. Interestingly, the WingDing language contains the same number of symbols as the sentence being translated, so with proper context clues one can roughly translate much of their dialogue.