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Doctor Know

**Doctor Know-It-All**, often referred to as simply **Doctor Know**, was the mayor of the pocket dimension known as Knowheresville, and was notorious for having access to vast knowledge, including things that were meant to be secret. He also described himself as a “sorcerer supreme”.

## Description

### Physical appearance

The version of the Doctor met by Jenny Over-There was a dark-skinned man with curly hair, wearing an oversized scarf, a purple overcoat with a stick of broccoli hanging out of one of the breast pockets, trousers which “seemed to belong to a pair of pajamas”. He also wore a pair of large glasses. (PROSE: *Open Sourcing*) Jenny Over-There later thought of Doctor Know as wearing outfits having something in common with Doctor Omega's and Professor Helvetius's. (PROSE: *A Series of Queer Events*)

## Biography

### With the M.F.S.

**See main article: *Doctor Know (925th Universe)***
A version of Doctor Know-It-All was one of the applicants to join the Multidimensional Finders Service when the Man in Grey conducted job interviews. As the Great Higher-Ups had demanded characters free of copyright, he was initially reluctant to accept him due to his resemblance to “the time-traveller guy”. However, he blackmailed the Man in Grey with photographs of the Man in Black, another being who was surprisingly similar to the Man in Grey, a connection the Man in Grey was apparently keen to keep secret from the Higher-Ups. Doctor Know ended up as one of the finalists, being sent to Scotland to set up the new branch of the M.F.S. alongside Talbot Molossus, the Hydrant and 0000-8888888. (PROSE: *Open Sourcing*)

## Behind the scenes

Doctor Know-It-All debuted in the story *Nighthawks* as part of the webcomic *Strange Encounters* by Johnny Splendor. From the start, the character was presented as an open-source character, explicitly inspired by Jenny Everywhere. As such, he had his own variation of the Paragraph:

Notably, the version used in *Strange Encounters* appears to have been a distinct variant from the one used by Callum Phillpott in *Open Sourcing*, which differed from some parts of the original open-source description as well as the *Strange Encounters* artwork: the original Doctor Know did not wear glasses, and his coat was gray instead of purple.

Phillpott's Doctor Know-It-All is also conflated with the preexisting public-domain Oz character of Professor Nowitall, responsible for the enlargement of the Woggle-Bug, as revealed in *Good Crieff - The Tribulations of the Scottish Division* when he mentions that Ozma once referred to him as “the Veritable Virtuoso of Macrology”.

## External links

* ***Doctor Know* on the Public Domain Super-Heroes Wiki**
Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries

## The Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries

The **Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries** was one of the Strangely-Colored Secret Societies of the Prime Universe.

## Structure

The Drove was led by the High Board of the Drove, below whom the hierarchy included the Head Researcher, and then the Assistant Researchers, who were led by a Head Assistant Researcher. (PROSE: *Pessimist and the Dromedaries*)

## History

The sentient dromedaries that made it up were genetically engineered by Professor Scarper for the malevolent organisation known as the First Horde, using an experimental mutagen which turned ordinary animals into strange creatures loyal to the Horde. Serving as a proof-of-concept, the dromedaries were put to work by the Horde as the caretakers of their central database. Eventually, however, the Horde decided they could not justify the expense of the database or indeed Scarper's experiments, and laid all of them off, wiping their minds of any knowledge of the Horde. The Drove continued maintaining the database, however, as it was all they knew, reorganising themselves into the self-contained organisation that was the “Drove”. They would go on to figure out their true origins themselves by cross-referencing the files in their care. (PROSE: *The Strangely-Colored Secret Societies*)

They began studying the other Strangely-Colored Secret Societies, abducting specimens from as many as possible. Nonhumans were held at Research Laboratory 6, while the brainwashed humans were kept elsewhere. Other laboratories maintained by the Drove included Research Laboratory 2 and Research Laboratory 4. After decades of operation, however, they'd been unable to learn anything much about the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. Eventually, Assistant Researcher Lila, working under Head Assistant Researcher Darius, managed to abduct Pessimist-242. After they'd gotten *some* information out of him, however, Pessimist organised a breakout of all the Research Laboratory 6 captives, which succeeded. At the eleventh hour, when Pessimist's fellow Blue Feather operatives arrived in Pessimist's Fog Ship, Darius highjacked it and attempted to enter the Cupid Archives, only for the sentient Ship to instead deposit him in the lap of Lord Thymon, who banished him into the Void. Darius was fired *in absentia* for his show of gross incompetence, and Lila replaced him as Head Assistant Researcher. (PROSE: *Pessimist and the Dromedaries*) Darius realised he had been fired when he found that his persona wristwatch-computer no longer connected to the Dromedary Database. (PROSE: *Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market*)

At some point, the Drove gained information on the parallel universe of the Wellsians, which they designated “Earth-HG66”. (PROSE: *The Resurrection of the Wellsians*)
Familiar

The talking cat Thoth thought of his wizard owner Steven Lucas as his **familiar**. (PROSE: *Morning After*)

## Behind the scenes

Thoth's usage of “familiar” to refer to his human is ironic, as most modern fantasy fiction uses the term to apply to a magic-user's tightly-bonded, unusually intelligent pet, rather than the reverse. Notably, this is itself a modern reinterpretation insofar as classical folklore held that witches' “familiars” were merely bound demons or other spirits which had adopted the innocuous forms of household animals, as opposed to actual, if supernaturally cunning, pets.
Excavator-1642

**Excavator-1642** was a Mark XVII Clockwork Cherub and a member of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' Department of Construction.

As of April 29th, 2019, Excavator was the Department's newest member. When he went into a rage about the blueprints for a new warehouse having failed to arrive, Foreman-964 briefly, irrationally accused Excavator of having purloined them. The quivering younger Cupid instead suggested that they'd been “lost in the mail”, prompting Foreman to contact Philatel-426. (PROSE: *Acquaintanceship-982 and the Missing Mail Mystery*)
Ecord

**Ecord**, also spelled **Eccord** or **Eckord**, was a fantasy world. It exerted a narrative gravity on anyone within it, nudging them to act out somewhat clichéd sword-and-sorcery adventures and even altering their words; the experience of using language within Ecord was best translated via typo-ridden, somewhat incoherent writing full of malapropisms.

Jenny Everywhere once accidentally found herself in Ecord while aiming for another universe entirely. The narrative gravity of the world transformed her outfit into the revealing leather bikini of a clichéd “barbarian heroine” and put her into the path of the warrior Tyse, with her joining his quest to fight a coven of evil wizards who worshipped the eldritch deity Argon. Jenny assailed the Temple of Argon with him and, after they defeated the evil priests and their giant rats, ended up slaying a monstrosity kept in a deep pit in the centre of the Temple, known as the Spawn of Fashan. As it did, she spontaneously shifted back home.

During this adventure, Jenny did not encounter any version of herself native to Ecord, and Tyse was unfamiliar with the names of “Jenny Everywhere” or “the Shifter”. However, she did overhear him swearing by “Lorad-rak”. (PROSE: *Jenny Everywhere and the Eye of Argon*)

## Behind the scenes

Ecord is the setting of the infamously “bad” fantasy novella *The Eye of Argon*, which which PROSE: *Jenny Everywhere and the Eye of Argon* was an unlicensed, parodical crossover.
Enid Sinclair

**Enid Sinclair** was a student at Nevermore Academy and the roommate of Wednesday Addams in one universe.

## Biography

Wednesday declined the Eleventh Doctor's offer to travel with him, given that Enid was one of the people she would have to leave behind. (PROSE: *Wednesday and the Doctor*)

Enid was accepted into the Nightshades, a secret society at Nevermore. They invited her to join them on their midnight skinny dip. She subsequently encountered Jenny Everywhere, a former Nightshade herself who decided to tag along. (PROSE: *Wednesday and the Shifter*)

## Behind the scenes

Enid Sinclair is a major (copyrighted) character in the Netflix series *Wednesday*. She is played by Emma Myers. Her last name is not used in the stories but her status as a werewolf is alluded to when Wednesday asks if she has "wolfed out again".

## External links

* ***Enid Sinclair* on the *Addams Family Wiki***
Earthworm Jim And Psy-Crow Cosplay By Jenny Everywhere And Jenny Nowhere (comic story)

## *Earthworm Jim And Psy-Crow Cosplay By Jenny Everywhere And Jenny Nowhere*

First and only page of the story.

***Earthworm Jim And Psy-Crow Cosplay By Jenny Everywhere And Jenny Nowhere*** was a Jenny Everywhere comic strip created by King Francis Petty released on Twitter.

## Contents

### Plot

Jenny Everywhere is cosplaying as Earthworm Jim. When Jenny Nowhere shows up dressed as Jim's nemesis Psy-Crow, Jenny playfully tries to insult her in-character, only for Nowhere to bluntly agree to the suggestion that she “eat dirt”.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny Everywhere

* This story features King Francis Petty's default Jenny Everywhere.

#### Jenny Nowhere

* This story features King Francis Petty's default Jenny Nowhere. She appears to have two pupils per iris.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

This comic strip is available on Twitter in its original upload.
Eagle (Betrayal of Brothers)

In one universe, the **Eagles** were one of the two paramilitary factions which arose on a human colony planet, vying for dominance with the Kievs.

The conflict between the Kievs and the Eagles lasted for two hundred years, cutting down the planet's population by two thirds, until a truce of sorts was finally established, whereby the factions as they stood would be forbidden from recruiting any new members, or otherwise involving non-aligned civilians in their ongoing clashes. After five hundred years of “peace”, the status quo was shaken when Billy fabricated evidence that Trent's bunker had aligned itself with the Eagles and leaked it to the Kievs, causing the Kievs to attack the bunker and wipe out most of its population. However, before this could escalate into full-scale nuclear conflict, an old vigilante tracked down Billy and executed him, removing the *casus belli*. (COMIC: *Betrayal of Brothers*)
Dimension (The Mad Cupid of the Euclidean Plane)

After leaving the Euclidean Plane through a Rift, Tracker-764 found himself in an “anomalous” **dimension** with a purple sky.

It included a valley bisecting a small landmass entirely encircled by more Rifts, which was no more than a few hundred feet in widths. On one of its edges was a cabin inhabited by another stranded Rift-hopper, an old man. He had found the cabin already there, and its shelves stocked with books on dimensional science, upon first arriving. The land contained natural minerals useful for the creation of Rift-containing Prisms. Tracker and the old man were able to avert the complete dimensional collapse of this dimension using four special Rifts inserted into pedestals at the four corners of the landmass, which stabilised all the Rifts in the area and prevented the creation of any more of them. (PROSE: *The Mad Cupid of the Euclidean Plane*)
Doctor Watson

In many realities, **Doctor Watson** was a 19th century physician and biographer and the lifelong associate of the detective Sherlock Holmes.

## Biography

### In the Prime Universe

In the “Prime Universe”, Doctor Watson was a real person who resided in the late 19th century at 221B Baker Street with Sherlock Holmes, with Mrs Hudson as their landlady. On December the 24th, 1895, he persuaded Holmes to hold and take part in a Christmas dinner, to which Mrs Hudson, Sherlock's brother, Inspector Lestrade and Sexton Blake, among others, were invited. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)

## Behind the scenes

### Notes & References

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny Everywhere-related media; actual first appearance was 1887's *A Study in Scarlet*.
Eight to One (series)

***Eight to One***, later rebranded as ***8:1***, is a webcomic, also comprising at least one animated cartoon, created by Brian Duffy.

The comic focuses on the sitcom-esque misadventures of three very different residents of a nameless American city (the antisocial artist Charles, the solitary writer Mary Anne Atwood and the more sociable and sincere hitherto-country girl Lori Helen Newman. One of its earliest strips, COMIC: *Eight to One Guest Starring Jenny Everywhere, the Shifter*, featured a two-panel guest appearance by an incarnation of Jenny Everywhere.

## External links

* **Original *Eight to One* ComicGenesis website**
* **Current, self-hosted *Eight to One* website**
English

**English** was a language.

In Reality Z-25 31-H, it had spread across the Galaxy by the early 21st century, with most aliens learning at least a little English. How and why this had occurred was a mystery given humanity was mostly unaware of the existence of alien life. (PROSE: *Nexus Girl's Lament*)
Dimensional Consciousness Maximizer

The **Dimensional Consciousness Maximizer**, or **D.C.M.**, was a device built in the 38167th Universe by Laura Drake in 1973 after she and her friend Jenny Everton began to suspect Jenny's true nature as an interdimensional being.

## Nature

Resembling a hairdresser's chair, the D.C.M. allowed whoever sat in it to temporarily connect with the minds of 999 of their nearest counterparts in the Multiverse. In the case of an incarnation of a multiversal hive mind like Jenny Everywhere or Jenny Nowhere, this would permanently connect the user to that hive mind if they hadn't already, but it could also be used by others to temporarily tap into the minds of their counterparts for as long as they sat in the chair.

## History

After creating and using it to awaken Jenny's powers, Laura Drake tried it on herself, quickly becoming addicted to the ability to draw knowledge and skills from other, more accomplished versions of herself. Jenny was aware of this and grew concerned, particularly because some of the alternative Lauras were villainous and were influencing her Laura down a dangerous path. Jenny convinced Laura to starting testing it out on other acquaintances of theirs instead, rechanneling her curiosity. The first person they tried it on was Jenny's sister, not realising until it was too late that this irreversibly turned her into an incarnation of Jenny Nowhere.

Years later, the vengeful Nowhere improved on Laura's D.C.M. to build the Identity Dispersal System, which functioned similarly but could connect the user to *anyone*'s 999 closest counterparts, rather than just the user's own. She planned to use this to turn people, most readily Sophie Everytime, into versions of Jenny Nowhere, but this did not work as expected on Sophie due to her having enough mental fortitude to escape erasure, and jump into Nowhere's body just as Nowhere jumped into hers. Before long, Nowhere admitted defeat and agreed to switch back before leaving, abandoning the I.D.S. behind. (PROSE: *Family Business*)
Everywhere's The Thing! (short story)

## *Everywhere's The Thing!*

***Everywhere's The Thing!*** was a short story by James Knight, especially written for Or-E-Con 2 in 2022. A fan fiction, it crossed over Jenny Everywhere with the world of cult fantasy film *Labyrinth*.

## Contents

### Plot

While watching the human realm through a crystal, the Goblin King Jareth suddenly feels a subtle summons, telling him that a human has somehow entered his Labyrinth uninvited. Shifting into the form of an owl, he flies around the Labyrinth until he spots her, then lands out of her sight and shifts back into his humanoid form in full regalia, greeting her with interest.

Seeing her in person, he recognises her as Jenny Everywhere, of whom he's heard in the form of “many a myth, legend and odd tale”. He asks what she's come here for, and she readily answers that she has no other purpose than to have an adventure, something to which she believes his Labyrinth is notoriously well-suited. She goes so far as to *reassure* him that she will “play nice” and refrain from breaking anything.

Though rather taken aback by her casual attitude, the King grants her thirteen hours' playtime in his Labyrinth, but warns her that the residents may not all take kindly to her presence. He does, on the other hand, give her permission to summon him if she needs his help, and his authorisation to call upon his authority with the Fireys to stop them trying to take her goggles and scarf. Without further ado, he vanishes in a swirl of sparkles, but Jenny is only momentarily perturbed before heading out on her adventure with a bright smile on her face.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny Everywhere

* The story features a Jenny Everywhere described as a “short-haired Native American girl”. She has dark hair and wears the typical scarf and aviation goggles.

#### Other

* Jareth is described as an “Unseelie Fae King”.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The story was originally released in the form of a live reading by the writer at the virtual Or-E-Con 2. The text of it was later posted on the Jenny Everywhere Discord server.
DollarGraveClub

**DollarGraveClub** was a vampire-centric business of some kind, operated by Varney and also including versions of Dracula, Carmilla and Lord Ruthven. Although it was unclear whether they were based there, they did some advertising in the 925th Universe for Pride Month in 2022, offering “a ‘Bury Your Gays’ discount for LGBT people buying coffins”. They were also pursued by the Man in Grey as sponsors for the Interdimensional Pride Parade, although he was unable to get the idea of dealing with people like Dracula past the Interdimensional Pride Council and this contributed to his own eventual dismissal from the Council. (PROSE: *A Series of Queer Events*)

## Behind the scenes

DollarGraveClub was named in reference to DollarShaveClub, an American company which had gained prominence around the time of *A Series of Queer Events*'s release as an improbable sponsor for various online creators.
Eddie Brock

In Reality Z-25 31-H, a **blond-haired man** with an undercut served as host to the Symbiote before Kate Five. He and the symbiote caused chaos in Cardiff, flinging cars about, until Kate intervened on behalf of Section P. When she punched him with her enhanced strength, she managed to separate the alien symbiote from its host. Sensing she would be a better host, the symbiote left the blond-haired man to possess Kate instead. The possessed Kate then hid her condition from her leaders, telling them that the supervillain had been taken down. “Within minutes” of her calling with this report, the blond-haired man was arrested and “shipped off to a holding cell”. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 1*)

## Behind the scenes

The authorial notes on Page 1 of *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 1*, included a statement that “the Symbiote is a copyright of Marvel Comics”, and James Bridger did not contradict comments on Page 3 which referred to the unnamed blond predecessor of Kate Five as host to Ghede as “Eddie Brock”. This positioned *Kate Five* as partially an avowed fan-comic of the Marvel universe, and identified Kate's symbiote as the Marvel character Venom.

This aspect was increasingly blurred over the comic's subsequent history, with Bridger later explicitly stating that Kate's symbiote companion was *not* Venom, though he may be Venom's “cousin”. Notably, the *Cosmic Beholder* story COMIC: *Blast From The Past* implied that Spider-Man himself existed in the *Cosmic Beholder*/*Kate Five* universe, making it unsurprising that some version of Eddie Brock and Venom might exist there.
Doctor Omega

**Doctor Omega** was a mysterious scientist and traveller.

## Description

### Physical appearance

Doctor Omega, as known to Jenny Over-There, was an “old man”. He was “finely dressed” but had “the most atrocious haircut”. (PROSE: *The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There*)

## Biography

### With Amelia Earhart

One version of Doctor Omega travelled with Amelia Earhart at one point. He had means of travelling across dimensions and once dropped in on the M.F.S. office to abscond with the thermal reactor from Jenny Over-There's toaster, which he needed for “a project”. (PROSE: *The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There*)

When Jenny Over-There later organised a Pride party at Professor Helvetius's Convenient Pride Decorations Shop, she “had the good sense” to ban Omega from attending. However, his assistants Denis Borrel and Fred did show up at the party, and Omega himself was seen peeking in through one of the windows. Previously, when first meeting Professor Helvetius, Jenny and Dynamite Thor had noted their outfit's similarity to those of Doctor Omega and Doctor Know. (PROSE: *A Series of Queer Events*)

## Behind the scenes

Doctor Omega originated in the 1906 science fiction novel *Doctor Omega* by Arnould Galopin, which related his first travel in space aboard the spacecraft *Cosmos*. The character experienced a renaissance starting in 2003 after it was discovered by the *Doctor Who* fandom; a certain structural similarity between the plot of the novel and the premise of the *Doctor Who* series, combined with a striking resemblance between the illustratons given of Doctor Omega and the first incarnation of the Doctor, led some to suspect that the character had been an inspiration for *Doctor Who*; at any rate, it gave rise to a number of *Doctor Omega* retellings and continuations marketed at *Doctor Who* fans, occasionally to the point of using Doctor Omega as a thinly-veiled public-domain analogue for the BBC character.
Elemental

An **elemental** was a supernatural entity or creature which embodied a particular element or substance.

In one universe, elementals of various types thrived, including the sentient, horse-like Arcane Bolt Stallion, beings of electricity.

In Reality Z-25 31-H, elemental magic existed, with humans being able to acquire elemental powers, and elemental familiars like Puff the “flame dragon” could be created, but sentient elementals like the Arcane Bolt Stallions were unheard-of. (PROSE: *Angel Falls: Vengeance Sought*)

In one universe, the firey, demonic Lord Grallyx was once “a Salamander Lord of the Elemental Court” during “the Time of Legends”. (COMIC: *The Demon and the Butterfly: Special Q&A*)
Dörx

In one universe, **Dörx** (pronounced **Dorks**) were a “heavy metal parody band”, whose act consisted of trying to make as much disruptive noise with their instruments as possible. They were playing at the Faux Fur End on the night Ulysses Dumas set his second appointment with Jenny there; he hoped that the loudness of their performance would keep anyone from overhearing the rather sensitive secret he wanted to discuss with Jenny. Jenny took the opportunity to write a review of the band. (PROSE: *Camera Shy*)
Dimension ^6-Q

**Dimension ^6-Q** was home to the Gambit System, famous for its twenty-four suns. It actually only contained twenty suns until a space-time ripple created by the Cross-Dimensional Grand Prix's “smashing” into Dimension ^6-Q added four additional stars. (PROSE: *Marksmanship-522 and the Multi-Dimensional Race*)

The Quasi-spiraled Moonduster, a drink served at the Interdimensional Tavern, was said to taste “like the sixth star of the Gambit System in Dimension ^6-Q”. The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids was unsure what to make of this statement, having never visited the Gambit System, much less sampled the taste of its celestial bodies. (PROSE: *The Interdimensional Tavern*)
Emperor (The Emperor's New Clothes)

The **Emperor** was a figure central to the story of the Emperor's New Clothes, and existed as a real being in some universes, sometimes nicknamed **the Naked Emperor**. One version of him was the father of a shifter, Greta Överallt.

## Biography

### Fairy tale

Tash Spicer, who came from a fairly mundane, modern universe, was familiar with the tale of the Emperor's New Clothes, concerning an Emperor who was tricked by a group of con artists into buying clothes which they said only the most refined minds could perceive. Naturally, the Emperor could not see them, and strolled into a parade entirely naked, refusing to admit that even he could not see the garments. (COMIC: *Enchanted*)

### Greta's father

   In one universe, most of the story occurred as Tash Spicer knew it, but the tailors had been truthful and the magic cloth really did work as they said it did; it was, however, still quite poor judgment to wear it to the parade, as most of the crowd couldn't see the clothes any more than the Emperor, leading to events playing out much like in the tale, with a child finally saying aloud that the Emperor was naked. Also in the crowd was shifter Sven Allestädes, one of a few people to actually see the magic clothes. Impressed with their work, Allestädes later tracked down the tailors and bought several items of clothing with different magical properties from them. (COMIC: *Enchanted*)

Meanwhile, the Emperor himself was twisted into a spiteful, tyrannical warmonger by his “public humiliation”. Even his daughter Greta became afraid of him, running away from the empire once she discovered she had shifting powers of her own. A peasant revolt eventually occurred. The Council of Lords deposed the “mad Emperor” for his failure to contain the revolt and did their best to squash it themselves, placing themselves under the leadership of ambitious Lord Regent Tarquin and hiring Dragon-riding Argothian mercenaries. When Greta returned to her homeland with Jenny Everywhere and Jenny Anywhere in search of Sven, she discovered the new state of affairs.

   After dealing with Tarquin, Greta returned to the palace dungeons for her father, transporting him to Shelterville, an interdimensional outpost. The Emperor was still angry at the revolt, and also at his daughter for failing to put him back on the throne, using “witchcraft”, and having (ironically) become a nudist on her interdimensional journeys. The two Jennies returned to the Land of the Naked Emperor, however, and brought back a young man called Hans, who turned out to be the very man who, when he was a boy, had called out the Emperor's nakedness during the fateful parade. Seeing the still-earnest Hans apologise to him for the trouble it had caused, the Emperor had a moral epiphany and took responsibility for his foolishness and pride. At Tammy Shotwell's suggestion, the former Emperor decided to stay in Shelterville, becoming its new Justice of the Peace. (COMIC: *24 Hour Comic 2019*)
Flaming Sword

**Flaming Swords** were supernatural weapons sometimes wielded by angels.

The Mad Gardener who guarded the Conservatory of the Strange and Wonderful House — by all appearances a version of the Garden of Eden — wielded a flaming sword, although, under his glamour as a wizened old man, it appeared as a machete. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *Back to the Garden*)

Aziraphale once had a flaming sword with which he was supposed to defend the Eastern Gate of Eden, but gave it away. In one universe, he rather faced this when faced with the Hounds of Tindalos; Jenny Cornelius lent him what she described as her “own” Flaming Sword, actually a lightsaber, which worked well enough for their purpose but rather confused the angel, who quibbled with the characterisation of it as a Flaming Sword as he understood the term even if it literally fit the description. (PROSE: *Dog Days of Summer*)
Dimensional shift engine

A **dimensional shift engine** was a mechanical device which could be used to allow a vehicle to shift. They were apparently sometimes paired with Moriarty guides.

One universe's Jenny Everywhere, though capable of shifting by herself, kept a dimensional shift engine, complete with a manual, in the basement of her apartment building. Professor Awesome found it and read through the manual, even though Jenny tried to keep its existence a secret from him.

The dream spinner, a partially magic-based interdimensional vehicle built for Genevieve, Princess of Everywhere by Wu in one universe, contained a shift engine, which Professor Awesome recognised as such while trying to repair the craft. (PROSE: *Pit Stop*)
E-Valkyrie suit

In Reality Z-25 31-H, the **E-Valkyrie suit** was the exosuit powered by bio-energy which Kimberley Jones built for herself, and which allowed her to become “Emerald Valkyrie”. It came equipped with “self-repairing nanites” and, as such, if it had a suitable energy source, could help her survive serious injuries. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 5*)
Falling Short (short story)

## *Falling Short*

***Falling Short*** was a Jenny Everywhere short story written by Robert Quick, the first of two stories released under the umbrella of *The Many Lives of Jenny Everywhere*.

It featured an *in medias res* snippet of an adventure of Jenny Everywhere, also introducing Professor Wulfe.

## Contents

### Plot

At night, Jenny, in contact with the Professor through her *iWatch*, is infiltrating some kind of enemy territory in a hang glider. She asks the Professor to create a distraction, and he delivers in specular fashion by uncloaking his arship, the *Harold's Purple Crayon*, and switching on all its lights.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny Everywhere

* This story features an incarnation of Jenny who can fly a hang glider and is engaging in reconnaissance work with the help of the Professor as tech support.

#### Universes

* This story takes place in a single universe about which not much is clear, although technologies including *iWatch*es and airships are shown to exist within it.

### Continuity

* PROSE: *Old Foundations* is a direct sequel to this story, picking up the moment the earlier one left off. It reveals the Professor's name as Professor Wulfe.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Falling Short* was made available on Ficly, at this link, where it is still available.
Dragon (The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)

## The Dragon

A fire-breathing **Dragon** was accidentally summoned to Westbrook in one world from another dimension by Jenny Nowhere as she first tried to get the hand of shifting (she had instead been trying to summon a gun). It was large and blue with only four limbs, but clearly-defined clawed hands at the tips of its wings. The beast immediately flew off into the distance, with Jenny Everywhere angrily remarking that she would have to track it down later. (COMIC: *The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles*)
Dracula

## Count Dracula

Count **Dracula** was a notorious figure of horror, an arrogant, powerful vampire.

## Biography

### At DollarGraveClub

One version of Dracula was involved with DollarGraveClub, an organisation headed by Varney and also involving Carmilla and Lord Ruthven. His reputation caused the Interdimensional Pride Council to react negatively when the Man in Grey tried to make DollarGraveClub a sponsor of the Interdimensional Pride Parade in 2022. (PROSE: *A Series of Queer Events*)

### Cardinal Dracula

In at least one universe, there existed a Cardinal Dracula, who was simultaneously that world's Dracula and its Cardinal Richelieu. He was also a Mind Flayer rather than a mere vampire. (PROSE: *Preludes and Distractions*)

### As fiction

The Man With No Name once read a manga called *Hellsing* and reacted with irritation at a plot point where “he” turned into “a 12-year-old girl”. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere Rules 2*)

### Impersonations

Strach attempted to pose as Dracula to Jenny Everywhere when she claimed to have recognised him, behind a different disguise, as a “lord of darkness”. However, Jenny was not taken in by the glamour and forced Strach to assume other shapes before finally revealing himself. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere in the House of Terror*)

## Behind the scenes

Although it does not name him, COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere Rules 2* alludes to the version of Dracula featured in the *Hellsing* franchise, usually referred to as “Alucard”. This version of the character possessed essentially unbounded shapeshifting abilities, and, on one occasion, was seen to adopt the form of a 12-year-old girl during a fight in order to humiliate his opponent.

## External links

* ***Dracula* on the Public Domain Super Heroes Wiki**
Dreamstone

When one Jenny Everywhere's new boyfriend first visited the Restaurant, one of the only patrons who did not appear to be incarnations of Jenny's was a deathly pale man morosely considering “**a ruby the size of a baseball**”. (PROSE: *Second Date*)

## Behind the scenes

   The “pale-faced man”'s description matches Morpheus, the sentient, godlike embodiment of the concept of Dreams, as depicted in Neil Gaiman's highly influential *The Sandman* comic series. Thus, the large ruby he is holding is presumably the Dreamstone, a magical gem in which Morpheus had transferred a large fraction of his powers, which is central to the first story arc of Gaiman's *Sandman* comics.

As said arc featured him trying to regain the stone and ended with its destruction, Morpheus's cameo in *Second Date*, if it slides into continuity with the actual *Sandman* comics (as opposed to featuring some parallel-universe Morpheus), must take place at some point prior to the actual beginning of *The Sandman* from Morpheus's perspective, prior to his capture by the magician Roderick Burgess.

## External links

* ***Dreamstone* on the DC Database wiki**
Dibbsy Store

The **Dibbsy Store** was an exclusive American store in the 925th Universe, which sold collectible Dibbsy merchandise.

On December 24th, 2022, many people, including a smattering of powerful or otherwise noteworthy beings such as Bart Hill, Dynamite Thor, Alias the Dragon, Jenny Nowhere, Jenny Somewhere, Jenny Everywhere and Laura Drake, made their way to the Dibbsy Store to get their hands on valuable last-minute Christmas gifts. The fight for the remaining items quickly devolved into a later brawl and then into a “small war” which was reported on by the TV news abroad, including in Wales. Thor made it out of the burning building with the last Dibbsy Toaster shortly before Lady Satan portalled to the scene and used a water sigil drawn on the floor to create indoor rain to stop the fire. (PROSE: *A Very Jenny Over-There Christmas*)

## Behind the scenes

The Dibbsy Store satirises the Disney Store.
Edge of the Multiverse

The “**Edge of the Multiverse**” was a region of the Multiverse mentioned in *Jenny Everywhere: Secret Origins*, a comic book. According to this comic book, the universe on whose Earth a young Jenny was originally born was located on the Edge of the Multiverse. (COMIC: *The Secret Origin of Jenny Everywhere*)
Eric

A friend of Scott D. M. Simmons's, credited only as “**Eric**”, was credited for appearing in the 2004 Jenny Everywhere photocomic COMIC: *Zuperiority Complex*. More names were given in those credits than the number of characters in the only finished page of *Zuperiority Complex* ever released; it is unclear if Eric played either of the male characters visible on-panel in the finished page (Zionus and Zix Zofar) or, if not, what role he was slated to play.
Eleventh Doctor (Wednesday and the Doctor)

## The Eleventh Doctor

In one universe, **one incarnation** of the local version of the Doctor investigated Nevermore Academy due to the presence of a Weeping Angel. He arrived several months late as a result of the TARDIS being unreliable. While there, he met Wednesday Addams and pretended to be inspecting trees. She saw through his deception and he admitted to who he was and why he was there. He took her inside the TARDIS where she experienced visions of some his past and future selves. She declined his offer of traveling with him and they went their separate ways. (PROSE: *Wednesday and the Doctor*)

## Behind the scenes

The incarnation featured in the story is the Eleventh, as played by Matt Smith.

## External links

* ***Eleventh Doctor* on the Tardis Data Core Wiki**
Faerie

**Faerie** was a magical realm.

One account suggested that the Strange and Wonderful House's peculiarities stemmed from the fact that it had been built on land that was once part of Faerie, using wood harvested there, such that “something of Faerie” had always lingered within it. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Secrets of Our Gardens (Part 2: Accursed Springs)*)

In the Collapsed Cosmos, it existed somewhere between Jenny's home city and Scotland, in the forms of the woods of Faerie. Jenny believed that, given the frayed state of reality, it would be possible for her to get to Faerie simply by reading from the *Child Ballads* (specifically, the Ballad of Sir Thomas Rhymer), without needing actually to shift. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)
Dimension 12:51:908

**Dimension 12:51:908** was a universe populated entirely by conventionally “perfect” people. Barbara Mattel, a movie star from another universe, was transported there at her request by Jenny Everywhere, allowing her to live out her life among peers rather than as a constant centre of attention. (COMIC: *When Casting Calls*)
Drew (Holiday Pandemonium)

## Drew

**Drew** was a young man who once vacationed in Greece in one universe. He stayed at the Illyria Inn and intended to take moonlit photographs of some nearby ancient ruins.

He caught the eye of another tourist, an incarnation of Jenny Everywhere, who attempted to flirt with him. When he rejected her, she made a deal with the god Pan to take on a form he'd find more attractive. As (unbeknownst to Jenny) Drew was gay, the Shifter found himself as a muscular young man, who decided to go by “Jerry Everywhere” for the time being.

However, when Jerry found Drew again, he was once again unsuccessful in seducing Drew, as Drew wasn't interested in holiday flings in the first place and wanted an emotional connection before he would get intimate. As he announced that Jerry's handsomeness thus didn't matter to him, Pan's spell broke, returning Jenny to her natural form. The shock of witnessing this transformation caused Drew to faint. (COMIC: *Holiday Pandemonium*)
Discworld (series)

The ***Discworld*** series was a comedic fantasy series created by Terry Pratchett in 1983, starting with the novel *The Colour of Magic*. He continued to write further *Discworld* books until his death, to much acclaim, and the series has also branched out into video games, TV movies, and TV series.

The series has never officially crossed over with any elements of the Jenny Everywhere mythos. However, the unofficial short story *Pratfall*, written by Scott Sanford, featured a version of Jenny native to the titular Discworld, coming across the series' famous embodiment of Death. Its cover mimicked the covers of early editions of official *Discworld* novels.

Additionally, the concept of L-Space was alluded to in Jeanne Morningstar's *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*, and mentioned by name in Aristide Twain's *You've Been To Eden, I Perceive*.

## External links

* ***L-Space*, the *Discworld* & Terry Pratchett Wiki**
Eye of Argon

During her visit to the fantasy world of Ecord, Jenny Everywhere saw a mural in the Temple of Argon which depicted the old idol of Argon, which had, by then, been destroyed. Its single **eye** was a scarlet jewel with many facets, emanating rays of mystic energy. (PROSE: *Jenny Everywhere and the Eye of Argon*)

## Behind the scenes

The idol and the cursed jewel serving as its eyes were central to the original *Eye of Argon* novella simultaneously sequelised and spoofed by PROSE: *Jenny Everywhere and the Eye of Argon*. During the events of the novella, the Eye was stolen by the barbarian Grignr, only to melt into a living, shoggoth-like blob-monster when he tried to retrieve it out of his pouch.
Greek Street

In the 1960s London of Jenny Cornelius's native universe, Mr Fell's bookshop was located “over on **Greek Street** just off Old Compton”. (PROSE: *The Folly of Men*)

## Behind the scenes

While the exact location of the book shop is not mentioned in either the book or the TV series, the shop was temporarily recreated in the real world as a publicity event, open in the summer of 2019 at 19 Greek Street, Soho, London.

1. ↑ https://www.lonelyplanet.com/news/good-omens-secret-experience-london
Enactor-769

**Enactor-769** was a Clockwork Cherub of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids who appeared in one of the Department of Cinematography's films, *Green Gorilla Follies!*, as the romanticising hero, opposite a Green Gorilla portrayed by Barnstormer-1009. (PROSE: *Conspiracy-1263 Publicly Accuses the Gang of the Green Gorillas*)
Ego World

***Ego World*** was a webcomic created by Alan, husband to one incarnation of Jenny Everywhere. A few months into the comic, Alan was disheartened, claiming that he wasn't managing to say any of the things he wanted to say in the comics and couldn't find his focus. He considered starting it over altogether, although Jenny advised him otherwise. (COMIC: *Infinity Apartment*)

## Behind the scenes

The comic strip where Alan complains about not managing to get his webcomic to work was the last-ever strip of *Infinity Apartment*, and is thus a fairly clear metaphor for Benj Christensen's own feelings about *Infinity Apartment* itself.
Evil Bathroom (comic story)

## *Evil Bathroom*

***Evil Bathroom*** was the fifteenth comic strip of the *Necroomies* webcomic, created by Jonathan Reich.

## Contents

### Plot

Ibdis mistakenly thinks Junter is hogging their apartment's single bathroom until Junter walks by, decidedly *not* currently in the bathroom. The two roommates open wide eyes as an evil chuckle wafts from within the locked room.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* This story takes place in the *Necroomies* universe.

#### Other

* Ibdis mentions a belief that Liches have no need of bathrooms, which Junter questions.

### Continuity

* This comic started the story arc about the unspeakable horror, which stretched until COMIC: *A Letter From Beyond*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Evil Bathroom* is available online on the *Necroomies* website.
Elaine Spratt

**Elaine Spratt** was a blond-haired woman living in one universe.

She was a friend of one incarnation of Jenny Everywhere, who once dropped off her scarf with Elaine to be washed, although she'd just dropped in town for one afternoon, being expected the next day for a birthday party in another dimension. Just as Elaine was done explaining this to somebody else over the phone, Jenny returned from an errand asking if he scarf was dried yet. (COMIC: *Where the scarf is?*)

## Behind the scenes

Elaine, whose last name of “Spratt” is not mentioned in *Where the scarf is?*, is one of the two main characters of *Raspberry Rain* alongside her girlfriend LaFaonne (who is presumably who she's talking to over the phone in *Where the scarf is?*).
Discworld

**Discworld**'s version of Jenny Everywhere was native to the Agatean Empire.

Discworld was home to an anthropomorphic personification of Death, who met the recently-deceased in the Desert. To his frustration, Jenny kept cheating him by using her shifting powers to shift more sand back into her Life-timer whenever it ran out and he tried to collect her. (PROSE: *Pratfall*)

## Behind the scenes

Discworld is the setting of the series of the same name, created by Terry Pratchett in 1983. *Pratfall* was an unofficial crossover with the series, and did not actually refer to Discworld by name, although any reader was expected to recognise the setting.

The name “Discworld” is alternatively applied to the entire universe of the *Discworld* series or specifically to the disc-like flat fantasy planet that serves as the main setting. The planet is sometimes referred to as simply “the Disc” for better disambiguation. No other name for the “Discworld universe” has been proposed, despite the ambiguity.
Dimension (Marksmanship-522 and the Multi-Dimensional Race)

One of the universes crossed by Brutus and Lilathia's Cross-Dimensional Grand Prix was a **dimension** “inhabited entirely by anthropomorphic root vegetables”, where their passage accidentally and very tragically “caused the invention of french-fried potatoes”. (PROSE: *Marksmanship-522 and the Multi-Dimensional Race*)
Eleventh Doctor

The **Eleventh Doctor** existed as an incarnation of the Doctor in many universes. He typically appeared as a young man wearing a bowtie.

Pythagoras-858 and Jenny Everywhere identified “a time-traveller with a bowtie” from the Third Universe as one of the potential points of origin for the Rifts Crisis which threatened the Multiverse, but observed that he had used some of the Rifts he'd created to reboot his universe so that the Rifts had never existed in the first place. (PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*)

In another universe, the Eleventh Doctor travelled with Clara Oswald. In previous incarnations, he had a prior acquaintance with Jenny Everywhere. After he walked in on a number of Jennies having sex with a number of Clara's temporal echoes in the control room of his TARDIS, he was invited to join the fun by Jenny, who complimented his bowtie. (PROSE: *Shippy Shifter Snippets*)

In a universe where the Doctor and elements of his world coexisted with the Addams Family, the Eleventh Doctor, apparently travelling alone, explored the outskirts of Nevermore Academy in an attempt to track down a Weeping Angel. He met Wednesday Addams, who turned out to have been the Angel's intended victim, and showed her the Doctor's TARDIS, inviting her aboard, though she declined, unwilling to abandon her friends and family. (PROSE: *Wednesday and the Doctor*)

## External links

* ***Eleventh Doctor* on the *Doctor Who* Wiki**
FBI

The **FBI** was one of several organisations which, seeking to bring Jenny Everywhere in for questioning and jointly put up a 'Wanted' poster for her, whose efficacy was lessened by the fact that they did not know about Jenny Everywhere's multi-dimensional nature and thus found the contradictory nature of eyewitness reports about her appearance utterly baffling. (PROSE: *Wanted for Questioning*)

## Behind the scenes

Being a real organisation, the FBI is functionally in the public domain as a potential element of fictional narratives.
Dirk (Jungle Romance)

## Dirk

In Reality Z-25 31-H, **Dirk** was Gwen Davis's unloved fiancé before she moved to the Naked Jungle.

Shortly after she did so, he led her father to the Jungle to try and force Gwen to return to “civilisation” and go through with their scheduled marriage, despite Gwen's insistence that she was already married to Kaza as the “law of the Jungle” reckoned such things, and that Dirk didn't actually care about her, or indeed Mr Davis, only having eyes for his company. (COMIC: *Jungle Romance*)
Dollar Duck

In the 925th Universe Dibbsy partnered with Kyujudo to release a *Super Benito Siblings* movie in 2023, posters featuring Mammon Mouse and **Dollar Duck** as the brothers Benito and Giovanni were created as part of the marketing campaign. (PROSE: *Who Laws the Lawyers?*)

## Behind the scenes

Dollar Duck is an obvious satirical counterpart of Donald Duck, with Dibbsy being equivalent to Disney.