The Innocent  The InnocentAfter being executed for a murder he
didn’t commit, New York detective Johnny Wright wakes up before
an irritable angel and learns he’s been given the chance to earn
another shot at life by helping other innocents. But Johnny’s
desire for revenge against those who destroyed his sister and
sent him to the chair may just relegate his soul to oblivion,
instead.  Names are the least of this one-shot’s problems, but
they’re the first you pick up on. There’s our wronged “hero,”
Johnny Wright. We also meet two angels, one only ever referred
to as Angel, the other named Holy White. Because Johnny’s
corporeal body was cremated and he’s now made of ash, Angel
decides to call him Ash. Then there’s Grave Norton, “on the
brink of death.” But the best has to be Frame Burns, the villain
responsible for framing Johnny. There are others: Johnny’s
sister Dia, lawyer Rain Evans, and Whirl, Frame’s psychotic
henchman. But seriously. Frame? To add to the awkwardness,
everyone is referred to by their firs