One of the Seven Holy Virtues, the character depicting Faith is based on Paul Cxxxy.
In the drawings, an Angel was elusive and aloof and the Emperor struggles to hold onto her. To do this he tried to clip her wings so she couldn't fly away. So the feathers that the Emperor cut out were held as a symbol of the effort her was making to control her. After an Angel was buried, the feathers were a sign of her loss. Smoking Guy has since recovered the feathers that the Emperor discarded and is using them as an ornament of his plot against the Emperor.
Final is a mantra that is meant to reflect an ultimatum or resolution.
Flames are used primarily as a decorative device to show scenes coming out of books or labels. Another decorative use for flames is with the sacred heart imagery where flames come out of the crown, which rests on the heart. The only common use of flames in a literal sense is in scenes set in the Greek underworld of Hades.
Flowers are a symbol of the beauty of nature and a sign of virtue for those who carry them. Flowers are also used in the art as a purely decorative device. The association between the Smiths/Morrissey and flowers has also influenced my use of them as members of the audience holding them as fans do at concerts.
The title of an etching that means common formulas in Latin according to the Misfits liner notes.
One of the Seven Holy Virtues, the character depicting Fortitude is based on Alicia Sxxxa.
Fake Perfect Girl was created in a story where a disenchanted Emperor's Son drifted from his love SPG into the arms of another - FPG. FPG was designed as a cracked version of the ideal SPG, lacking her virtue and wisdom (hence the name). After the tryst, the Emperor's Son and SPG reconciled and FPG befriended them. She has gained confidence and has joined the cast as a regular. The initial story of FPG was inspired by the movie Dogs in Space.
Fixer Upper Girl is another variation on the ideal woman. She is a distorted reflection of SPG focusing on the boorish and coarse. Her name and some qualities were based on a girl that Isaac Bender was "fixed up" with who "needed some work". The character was named as "fixer upper" was an apt description and FUG was similar to the old insult Fugly. Her appearance was partially inspired by a character from the video game Beasterizer.