Help me identify an urban fantasy web comic whose main character was named "<PERSON>"
I used to read a web comic and I've forgotten it's name and URL. It was "urban fantasy" where some fantastic things happened in a world that looked like the real world in the present time. The main character was a young man who used to be an assassin, and his assassin alias was "<PERSON>". If I recall correctly he went by "<PERSON>" informally (name? nickname? not sure).
The comic featured a group of people who were basically a spy agency, whose missions were literally given to them by angels. The other main character had the (rare) ability to see and converse with angels.
<PERSON> was bisexual and was mostly shown with boyfriends. One of his boyfriends sold his soul to the Devil; his soul was consigned to Hell and his body still walked and talked and could think, but was souless. <PERSON> managed somehow to win back the soul, and the boyfriend was emotionally devastated by his memories of several days in Hell. 944
I remember <PERSON> yelling at someone (an angel? a representative of angels?) for allowing such things to happen, which I thought was unfair.
<PERSON> was extremely interested in the other main character, who possibly reciprocated, but the other main character was trying to avoid any romance in his life as he needed to stay a virgin to continue to be able to talk to angels.
<PERSON> started working for the agency, and right away there was a mission where they needed to rescue someone from some really bad guys. <PERSON> told the mission commander something to the effect of "You guys are a team and have trained together. I've always worked alone. I'm not giving you attitude, I'm stating facts. This will work better if you give me a solo job, and the rest of you do your team thing." The commander said something like "Fine, you're the point man." So <PERSON> went in, alone, ahead of the others, and cleverly figured out and disabled some nasty traps.
In another memorable scene, a group of Mafia guys are in a meeting, and the head guy complains that assassins who know too much don't get to just retire. He says something like "I will consider the man who kills <PERSON> to be a personal friend."
I read this years ago. As far as I know it stopped updating at least five years ago, maybe more. As I remember it, it was hand-drawn and black-and-white.
What was this comic? Google is not very helpful; there are a surprising number of web comics featuring angels, and the words "Star" and "Resonator" don't seem to help. 190