Yeah Chris doesn't really do "edgy." His comics were always kind of bland and inoffensive, an influence from his 80s kids cartoons. Except for the random sex stuff, which was partly wish fulfillment and partly him trying to show he was "straight."
Chris is actually kind of a weird dichotomy. On the one hand, he seems to have grown up rather sheltered, and interested in obscure 80s cartoons into his teenage and adult years. Like not just Transformers, or even the old My Little Pony, but also shit like the American Rabbit, and old Nick at Night shows his parents would have watched like Gilligan's Island, and children's crap like Pokemon and Yu-Gi-oh. One get a the impression he didn't have much of a real social life as a kid; it was more about toys and whatever his parents would put on TV to keep him occupied.
On the other hand, he seems to pick up elements of pop culture, at least what's aimed at teenagers. Its weird to see what sticks, but he's been running with the whole trannie thing now that that's popular with kids, and the New MLP has surpassed even Sonic (though I recall he got on the MLP bandwagon after the fandom was already established). He seems to be aware of it, probably in large part from social media, and advertising because he's very receptive to that, essentially being a giant child. But it's also kind of inconsistent. A lot of things still seem to pass him by. Like I've already commented on his apparent lack of interest in comics. Anything too "adult," too complicated, too action oriented, too violent, too masculine... those seem to be the things he's not really into. Sure he liked Transformers, and apparently Family Guy, but I don't see much interest in say superheroes (or even superheroines) unless it's Sonic or some magic girl anime. He likes rather bland things, but he also likes rather bland things that he's told to like.
![:\](/styles/custom/emotes/svg/chris-confused.svg "Confused :\")
