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It was a light-hearted look at serious issues and knew how to treat things with a surprising level of respect. Tackled everything from love to politics to religion with an almost bizarre level of tact and did so with a solid art style that often got highly experimental when the creator felt like it. It reached peak popularity during a romance arc where a demon girl fell in love with a book nerd and was trying to leave Hell behind, an arc that was abruptly interrupted by a girl on a tricycle suddenly showing up and screaming about the patriarchy. There's literally an exact comic where you can see when his mind snapped.

This is the Sinfest people miss though.