History Webcomic / OutlastTheMurkoffAccount

The first two issues [[OriginsEpisode provide an origin]] for Chris Walker and Dr. Trager from ''Outlast'', where the Pauls confront and apprehend them for messing with Murkoff. The third issue explains the whereabouts of our former protagonists, Miles Upshur and Waylon Park, as the Pauls attempt to trail them but to no avail, as Miles is a walking corpse and Waylon and his family long took off to hide from Murkoff's wrath. They also get in a scuffle with the remains of Billy Hope, with traces of the Walrider still keeping him a vengeful PhysicalGod. The forth issue reveals that, in their investigation, they caught the attention of Simon Peacock, a former Murkoff agent and the one who helped Waylon in the leak from ''Whistleblower''. The fifth issue sets up ''Outlast II'', and the final issue, an epilogue, clears up its ending.

The first two issues provide an OriginStory for Chris Walker and Dr. Trager from ''Outlast'', where the Pauls confront and apprehend them for messing with Murkoff. The third issue explains the whereabouts of our former protagonists, Miles Upshur and Waylon Park, as the Pauls attempt to trail them but to no avail, as Miles is a walking corpse and Waylon and his family long took off to hide from Murkoff's wrath. They also get in a scuffle with the remains of Billy Hope, with traces of the Walrider still keeping him a vengeful PhysicalGod. The forth issue reveals that, in their investigation, they caught the attention of Simon Peacock, a former Murkoff agent and the one who helped Waylon in the leak from ''Whistleblower''. The fifth issue sets up ''Outlast II'', and the final issue, an epilogue, clears up its ending.

* OriginStory: The series provides ones for Chris Walker and Dr. Trager, explaining how they went from normal men to the hellish monsters you see in ''Outlast''.

* WellIntentionedExtremist: Wanting to take down Murkoff is very noble, but Simon cutting off a fifteen year-old girl's finger to do so isn't.

* BadassGay: Glick, a DarkActionGirl and part-time lesbian porn director.

* AmbiguouslyBi: Glick definitely likes girls, but shoots down Blaire's flirts, not because he's a man, but because she doesn't date coworkers.

* DarkActionGirl: Glick might just be an insurance officer but she's packing heat and knows how to use it. She's also gone up against and beaten Walker, Trager, and ''the Walrider''.
* DepravedHomosexual: Glick's homosexuality is put in a really sleazy light.
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Marion goes from VillainProtagonist to unwilling AntiHero when Murkoff holds his daughter ransom.
* HateSink: If you needed anymore reason to hate Dr. Trager, this webcomic reveals he roofies and rapes his female underlings.
* HeelFaceTurn: Marion is forced into one when Murkoff kidnaps his daughter.
* IHaveYourWife: Murkoff Has Your Daughter, Marion.

* VillainProtagonist: Glick, to contrast with Marion's AntiHero.

''Outlast: The Murkoff Account'' is a six-issue webcomic set in the background of ''VideoGame/{{Outlast}}'' and ''VideoGame/OutlastII'', following the recollections of the Pauls, a couple of Murkoff Corporation insurance officers.

'''''Outlast: The Murkoff Account''''' is a six-issue webcomic set in the background of ''VideoGame/{{Outlast}}'' and ''VideoGame/OutlastII'', following the recollections of the Pauls, a couple of Murkoff Corporation insurance officers.

'''''Outlast: The Murkoff Account''''' is a six-issue webcomic set in the background of ''VideoGame/{{Outlast}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{OutlastII}}'', following the recollections of the Pauls, a couple of Murkoff Corporation insurance officers.