The comic is light humor, with some occasional swearing and partial nudity. It relies on the juxtaposition of the two protagonists. Octopus Pie also has the feel of an indie comic, focusing on young urbanites, usually from Gen Y. In that way Octopus Pie is similar to such comics as Scott Pilgrim and Questionable Content.
Hanna Thompson A classmate who went to the same preschool as Eve, Hanna is the stereotypical free spirit in every way possible. Found by Eve's mother on Craigslist, she initially breaks into Eve's apartment, and is able to stay simply because Eve is unable to force her out. As the story progresses, Hanna is revealed to be the founder of the "Bake'N'Bake" brand of baked goods, which are created while she and her assistants are high on marijuana; Olly's Organix is her primary buyer. She is romantically involved with Marek, who is also a partner in her "Bake'N'Bake" venture.
Eve's Mom Smug, snarky and a divorcee. It would appear she disliked James (Eve's previous boyfriend); she is the one who arranges for Hanna to move in with Eve. She also has a strong and often socially inappropriate obsession with September 11.
James, Eve's existentialist ex, he broke up with her during a cell phone conversation. He returns later in the strip with a new girlfriend.
Marek Hanna's boyfriend and co-founder of "Bake'N'Bake", is a shaggy and often silent counterpart to Hanna's exuberant personality, a disciple of the Zen of Duck. Marek is Polish. Marek spends much of his time on school work as he is still in college.
Park Park is Eve's boyfriend. They were high school sweethearts who've decided to give their relationship another shot. Park takes a job in Chicago and asks Eve to move in with him, but she refuses.
Will A bartender and drug dealer. Will acts as Eve's previous main love interest, however she ends their romantic relationship when she discovers he is a drug dealer. He later dates Hanna's friend, Marigold, though it is suggested he has never lost his feelings for Eve. Olly Owner and proprietor of Olly's Organix. He was temporarily forced to abdicate his position as boss, thanks to Eve. However, Eve told a large crowd of supporters that Olly was to thank for the recent ad campaign which causes his temporary downfall. Olly is now back as head of the store. Fairly self explanatory, introduces the general flow of the comic. Eve has just broken up with her boyfriend, James, and Hanna moves in. Eve's job and the general state of her life is introduced.
Hanna Thompson A classmate who went to the same preschool as Eve, Hanna is the stereotypical free spirit in every way possible. Found by Eve's mother on Craigslist, she initially breaks into Eve's apartment, and is able to stay simply because Eve is unable to force her out. As the story progresses, Hanna is revealed to be the founder of the "Bake'N'Bake" brand of baked goods, which are created while she and her assistants are high on marijuana; Olly's Organix is her primary buyer. She is romantically involved with Marek, who is also a partner in her "Bake'N'Bake" venture.
Eve's Mom Smug, snarky and a divorcee. It would appear she disliked James (Eve's previous boyfriend); she is the one who arranges for Hanna to move in with Eve. She also has a strong and often socially inappropriate obsession with September 11.
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Park Park is Eve's boyfriend. They were high school sweethearts who've decided to give their relationship another shot. Park takes a job in Chicago and asks Eve to move in with him, but she refuses.
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