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Achilles

**Achilles** was one of the mythical figures who took refuge in the hitherto-interdimensional Red Lion Inn in the Collapsed Cosmos. When Jenny Everywhere and Glendalf arrived at the Inn, she saw him in the middle of an arm-wrestling match with Gilgamesh. The Bartender announced her presence to Jenny by making a pun about Achilles' heel, seemingly heedless of his presence in the room. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)

## Behind the scenes

Achilles is one of the most notorious characters of Greek mythology, being the principal Greek hero of the Trojan War, focused on by Homer's *Iliad*. He was renowned for his strength and prowess in battle.
Baron Tarquin

In one universe, **Baron Tarquin**, later **Lord Regent Tarquin**, was a member of the Emperor's Council of Lords in the “Land of the Naked Emperor”.

Ambitious and power-hungry, Tarquin took advantage of a peasant revolt to which the Emperor responded poorly to get the Council of Lords to declare him mad and throw him in a dungeon, allowing Tarquin to take over as Lord Regent. He hired Dragon-riding Argothian mercenaries to “keep the peace”, and oppressed the land with renewed fervour.

Eventually, however, Greta Överallt, the Emperor's daughter, returned to the kingdom alongside Jenny Everywhere and Jenny Anywhere in tow. Taking them prisoner, Tarquin offered Greta a way back into power if she would marry him, thus cementing his claim to the Imperial throne. She scorned his offer and instead shifted him directly into a jail cell in Shelterville, under guard by Tammy Shotwell.

In the chaos caused by his sudden disappearance, the peasant revolutionaries managed to overthrow the Council of Lords and establish a new democratic government. Greta chose to hand Tarquin back over to them, intending to judge their wisdom by their treatment of Tarquin. (COMIC: *24 Hour Comic 2019*)
Addams Family

The **Addams Family** was a mysterious clan of spooky-yet-benign people, not all of them necessarily human, who inhabited the Addams Mansion.

A version of the Family existed in the universe that was also home to Junter and Ibdis, who once tried to rent an apartment at the Addams Mansion. The Family included Morticia Addams and Cousin It, as well as Thing. (COMIC: *Real Estate-Related Pun*)

In another universe, the family had a history of attending Nevermore Academy, and included Wednesday Addams, her mother and father, Pugsley, Uncle Fester, and Thing.

This version of Wednesday encountered the Doctor and Jenny Everywhere, both of whom showed her alternative Wednesdays from several universes. In one of them, Wednesday's Grandmama was still alive, which was apparently not the case in the Nevermore Wednesday's world. Debbie Jellinksy Addams also briefly belonged to the family, and was buried as such; the Nevermore Wednesday knew of no such person. (PROSE: *Wednesday and the Shifter*)

## Behind the scenes

The Addams Family, who go unnamed in their cameo in the *Necroomies* strip *Real Estate-Related Pun*, are central to the franchise of the same name.
Always New Shenanigans (comic story)

## *Always New Shenanigans*

First page of the story

Still in New York, Kaza and Gwenna relax with the Odds. As Kaza is telling Gwenna of his recent adventures, word arrives that there’s trouble at the old supervillain hideout seen in the previous story.

All the superheroes at the Fortress of Evening pack themselves into the Odd Mobile and hurry over. When they arrive they discover that the retired minions had already subdued the intruders, who it turned out were not vampire gangsters just two ordinary gangsters who worked for vampires and thought too much of themselves.

The Odds drop off the aspiring villains at the nearest police station and go home.
Americana

**Americana** was a superhero from Reality Z-25 31-H and a member of the Protectors, one of the most prestigious superhero teams of that universe's Earth. She was a tall, muscular woman with black hair and an ‘A’ symbol on her forehead.

The Protectors arrived late to the battle against the Cosmic Solution and, hubristically refusing to listen to the advice of the Odds who had gotten there before them, they attacked the robot at full power, not realising that it simply absorbed the energy from the impacts and used it to grow in size and power itself. When the saw it growing to giant size in response, the rigid-minded team leader XYZ-2000 suggested that they do the opposite of their earlier tactic — namely, “stand around doing nothing”. The Solution proceeded to reduce the entire team to piles of ashes before the eyes of the Odds. In the end, the robot left of its own accord after being ordered to do so by another agent of the Cosmic Order. (COMIC: *Journey Out Of Misery*)

What appeared to be a reborn Americana returned as part of the New Protectors when they inexplicably emerged. (COMIC: *Epilogue to Destruction*) She and the reborn XYZ-2000 were seen sneaking into the mayor's office at night prior to secret negotiations between the city's admistration and the New Protectors. (COMIC: *Chasing Shadows*)

## Behind the scenes

Americana's name and the symbol on her forehead make her out to be something of an American counterpart to Octobriana.
Amber Bunn

In one universe, **Amber Bunn** was a close friend of Jenny Evers's, the local incarnation of Jenny Everywhere. She was black and always carried a large duffel bag where she kept a variety of items.

Jenny was on her way to a party with Amber when she bought her pair of goggles. Shortly thereafter, when Jenny complained that she felt cold, it was Amber who gave her a scarf she happened to have in her bag. Putting on these “attributes” sparking this Jenny's first shifting experience, this one a purely mental affair where she passed out next to Amber and had a vision of parallel events before coming to. At the party, Amber intended to try and seduce an attractive guy she had her mind on, Jess, but found that a mysterious goth woman was hogging his attention, and asked Jenny to try and distract her. It surfaced that this woman was in fact another version of Jenny Everywhere, who was looking for Amber's Jenny to explain their powers and shared nature to the younger Jenny. (PROSE: *Past Prologue*)
Abúi's Travels (series)

***Abúi's Travels*** was a webcomic created by Reinder Dijkhuis.

It was a spin-off from Dijkhuis's earlier *Rogues of Clwyd-Rhan*, focusing on the adventures of the fairy Abúi travelling through the Multiverse. This frequently resulted in crossovers with other webcomics. The first such crossover, COMIC: *Incognito*, featuring Abúi interacting with the setting of *The Bare Pit*, was in continuity with the earlier Jenny Everywhere/*The Bare Pit* crossover, with Jenny being discussed at some length. Though first released on the *Bare Pit* website in 2006, an updated version of *Incognito* was later included as a prologue to *Abúi's Travels* proper during the independent *Abúi's Travels* website's launch in 2012.

## External links

* **Official *Abúi's Travels* website**
* ***Abúi's Travels* page on the *ComicFury* wiki**
Balding man (The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere)

In the Collapsed Cosmos, a **balding man**, middle-aged and wearing “a ratty jacket”, once found himself ahead of Jenny Everywhere at the convenience store.

When he was faced with the trivial inconvenience of not having any cash on him at checkout, his anger began to transform him into a demon chanting something about “Blood and souls”, with spikes of bone jutting out of his back; but this subsided as soon as it had come as he calmed himself. The cashier was unperturbed by the incident; he apparently knew the man, informing Jenny that he had only recently been released from a halfway house and that he would have a word with the man's case worker about his continued instability. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)
Archibald Fishflipper

In the Prime Universe, **Archibald Fishflipper** was the founder of the Faction of the Fooling Fish.

Like the founders of many of the Strangely-Colored Secret Societies, Fishflipper was once a member of the First Horde, but was let go when the Horde was forced to downsize for lack of funds. The imperfect brainwash-reversal left Fishflipper with no memories of the Horde itself, but a lingering compulsion to dress up in strangely-coloured animal costumes and look for sunken cities, yearnings which he sublimated into the creation of the largely harmless Faction of the Fooling Fish. (PROSE: *The Strangely-Colored Secret Societies*, *The Faction of the Fooling Fish*) Though initially intending to look for Atlantean artefacts as per their original programming, hence the choice of a fish for an emblem, they soon grew bored with it and pivoted to focusing on pranks. (PROSE: *The Faction of the Fooling Fish*)

That it had been founded by Fishflipper was one of the few solid facts the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids knew about the Faction early in their contacts, recording it in the Faction's highly elliptical entry in their Book of Evil. (PROSE: *The Book of Evil*)
Ambagesque

**Ambagesques** were geometrical ‘creatures’ who existed in the jungles of the Euclidean Plane, resembling squiggly lines.

## Nature

Unlike Lineas, Ambagesques were wild animals, dwelling in woods and jungles. Although not tame, some Ambagesques were bred in captivity in Geometron zoos, and were somewhat more sluggish and harmless than their feral counterparts, who were wont to attack anyone they deemed a threat, wrapping around them and attempting to suffocate them.

Although this was not the usual way for new Ambagesques to come into existence, it was reportedly possible for a number of Dats to join together into an Ambagesque. (PROSE: *The Euclidean Plane*)

## History

Musing on the threat of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, Orbicularia Bubble once mused that a ten-inch-thick euclidium door “would stop a rampaging **Ambagesque**, but a Cupid would just materialize on the other side”. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)

When trying to negotiate a Christmas truce between the Geometrons and the Clockwork Cherubs, Arganthone-056 captured a wild Ambagesque and presented it to the guards at the gate of the Geometron Citadel as a Christmas present and a token of good faith. Though accepting the goodwill behind the gift, the guards awkwardly refused the angry Ambagesque itself, which was subsequently set free. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)
Angel/Appearances

This is a **list of appearances by one or more angels**.

## Prose

### *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*

* PROSE: *Magic Trick* (2019) (mentioned)
* PROSE: *Ally Builds a Snowman* (2019) (mentioned)
* PROSE: *The Copper-Colored Cupids go Caroling* (2019) (mentioned)
* PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker* (2020)
* PROSE: *The Winter Quests* (2021)

### Ficly

* PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House* (2011-2014)

### Ash Bland

* PROSE: *Shippy Shifter Snippets* (2022)

### Woody Evans

* PROSE: *John Dee, Jenny Everywhere: Round One* (2003)

### King Francis Petty

* PROSE: *Jenny Everywhere and the Nowhere Spiral* (2022)

### Scott Sanford

* PROSE: *Pit Stop* (2021-2022)
* PROSE: *Close Encounter of the Bird Kind* (2022) (mentioned)
* PROSE: *The Folly of Men* (2022) (implicitly mentioned)

### Aristide Twain

* PROSE: *You've Been To Eden, I Perceive* (2022)
Barbershop-679

**Barbershop-679** was a Mark VII Clockwork Cherub and one of the two joint Prefects of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' Department of Impossible Things alongside Untenable-921 (a situation which, fittingly enough, was not supposed to be possible).

On the day of the faceless magician incident, he and his Department were among the first to evacuate the Cupid Homeworld, ensuring that the Department of Problem-Solving would have to deal with it instead of them. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)

## Behind the scenes

Barbershop is presumably named in reference to Lewis Carroll's “barbershop paradox”, a famous logical paradox, i.e. an impossible thing.
Aesir

In the Prime Universe, Norse deities were divided between the Vanir and the **Aesir**. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)

## Behind the scenes

In real-world mythology, the Vanir and Æsir are formerly rival, and later reconciled, “clans” of deities; the Vanir included Frey and Freyja, while Odin was of the Æsir. Loki, Sigyn and Logi are neither, although Loki is related to Odin in an inconsistent fashion.
Augustus

In Reality Z-25 31-H, when her rule over Egypt was threatened by **Augustus**, also known as **Caesar**, rather than let him claim the Philosopher's Stone over which she and her ancestors had been watching for generations, she had her handmaid take it down the Nile to safety. (COMIC: *Nula! Naked and Alone!*)

## Behind the scenes

Historically, Octavian had yet to take on the name of “Augustus” by the death of Cleopatra.
Annie Oakley

In at least one universe, **Annie Oakley** was a member of Cody's Wild West Show renowned for her marksmanship skills. She once sat together for lunch with Frank and a version of Jenny Everywhere, both also performers for the Wild West Show. When an obnoxious man tried to goad Jenny into a gunfight under the misapprehension that she wasn't much of a markswoman, Jenny decided to feed into this misconception without telling a single lie, by stating that she was no better than “the next woman” — the woman sitting next to Jenny being Annie Oakley, whom the man hadn't recognised. (PROSE: *Fragment: Lunchtime in the Old West*)
Archon

In the Collapsed Cosmos at least, the **Archons** were a powerful group who dwelled in the Redoubt at the End of Time.

They were experts at temporal and dimensional theory, and, having realised what had gone wrong with the cosmos, sought to restore the Multiverse through their own means. The version of Jenny Everywhere's mother, Amelia Midnight, in the Collapsed Cosmos had become an Archon of the Redoubt, and thereby achieved “a kind of respectability”, after retiring from her career as the captain of the *Zephyrus*. She claimed that her life as an Archon had given her a new understanding of responsibility; Jenny was instead of the opinion that it had made her mother too much of a stickler for doing things through “official channels”. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)
Ages of Memories (short story)

## *Ages of Memories*

***Ages of Memories*** was a short story written by Bastian in 2023. A fan fiction, it crossed over Jenny Everywhere with the *Myst* series of video games. It was written to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the release of the original *Myst* game.

## Contents

### Plot

Jenny Everywhere uses her shifting powers to visit the various worlds featured in one of her favorite video games.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny Everywhere

* The story 's Jenny is not a gamer but does occasionally play video games. One of her favorites is *Myst*. Her shifting powers prevent her from falling to her death and she can even shift while sleeping. Her powers are “not bound by the laws of time and space”.

#### Other

* Jenny reflects on the deadly legacy of the brothers Sirrus and Achenar and mentions how their parents Atrus and Catherine wished they had turned out differently. She also pays her respects at the grave of Ti'ana.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The story can be read online on ArchiveOfOurOwn.org.
A Slight Misunderstanding (comic story)

## *A Slight Misunderstanding*

First page of the story.

***A Slight Misunderstanding*** was a four-panel *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* comic written and drawn by Aristide Twain.

## Contents

### Plot

In a small building on the Cupid Homeworld, a mysterious hooded Cupid has organised the first meeting of “the Triangular Society”, a sinister group who want to overthrow the Cupid Prime and the Cupid Parliament and force the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids to adopt a more warlike attitude. Despite the hooded Grandmaster's attempts to set a serious, gloomy tone, it seems the four other Cupids he's roped into participating are not as serious about all this as he is, with one of the masked Cupids bashfully asking him “when they'll start bobbing for apples”.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* The comic takes place in the Cupid Homeworld.

### Continuity

* This story features the return of Conquest-932, who had debuted in PROSE: *The Cupid Suggestion Box*. However, his identity was not clarified until the next strip, COMIC: *Suspicious*. Additionally, the other hooded Triangular Society members' identities as Conspiracy-1263, Larrikin-1029, Robespierre-1665 and Gaius-816 would only be clarified in PROSE: *The Trial of a Dark Lord*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The story is available on the official *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* wordpress site. It is also uploaded here with permission.
Altern Corporation

The **Altern Corporation** was a scientific-innovation conglomerate which existed in multiple universes. Laura Drake was often associated with them.

They were “the world’s leading scientific innovators” in one universe. After they'd both graduated, Jenny Everywhere helped her best friend Laura Drake get a job at Altern. She later “borrowed” some technical components from the Corporation to complete the machine she used to travel beyond her universe in search of Jenny following her mysterious disappearance. (PROSE: *The Disappearance of Jenny Everywhere*)

In another universe, they existed at a later point in Earth's history, when humanity was beginning to spread out throughout the Solar System. Their subsidiaries included “Altern Food Solutions, Altern Media Productions, and the federal government of the United States of America”, as well as an “Altern Civil Justice Division”; they were sufficiently prominent as to sign treaties on behalf of humanity, such as one with the Martians. Additionally, they ran the Neptunian Orbital University, attended by versions of Jenny Everywhere, Laura Drake, Neeta and Hakhe. Among many other products like the Altern SmartPets, they were responsible for all the electronics in the space station. Although not overtly malicious, the company seemed to have little respect for the privacy of their products' users. (PROSE: *Extradimensional Experiments*)
Sonic Drive-In

The thumbnail.

Sonic Drive-In is the 14th episode of Logo Time.

## Plot

The episode starts with Pierce running into the frame while the Spin Dash sound from Sonic the Hedgehog is heard. After Pierce explains what Sonic Drive-In is, he starts talking about the logos.

Later in the video, Pierce starts to talk about the logos for the Sonic Wacky Pack, the kids meal for Sonic Drive-In.

## Trivia

* This is second time Pierce showed other content related to the company, the first time was in Tokyo 2020.
* During the video, Pierce mispronounced the name of the US state Illinois, pronouncing the silent S at the end.
Anti-Serum

In one universe, **Anti-Serum** was a substance of which the Master of the Drag-Racing Monkeys kept some vials in a safe display case in his laboratory. If a Drag-Racing Monkey consumed this substance, it would reverse the genetic engineering done by the Master on his “children”, turning them back into ordinary chimpanzees.

After stealing the vials from the Master's laboratory, Rat Boy tricked the Drag-Racing Monkeys into consuming them by pretending they were special vitamins, thus defeating the threat the Monkeys presented to the rabbits' city. The Master's memories were subsequently erased, making sure he could create no more Drag-Racing Monkeys. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere vs. the Drag-Racing Monkeys*)
Andrea Campos

**Andrea Campos** was a Hispanic woman who was in a relationship with Max Murdock. She worked for the*Weekly Comet*, but, as a low-level employee, was not privy to the secret that the paper was not an ordinary tabloid, but an organization dedicated to protecting supernatural beings. She had a young son, Cameron Campos.

In an alternate timeline, Andrea broke off her relationship with Max following an unknown incident. In her home timeline, the same nearly happened after she witnessed Jenny Everywhere kissing Murdock at *Murry's*. However, Jenny managed to mend the relationship, convincing the two to reconcile.

A version of Andrea existed in another universe wherein she had been married to Max for fifteen years. In this universe, she hadn't met Jenny until the latter visited on their wedding anniversary. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere is Back for the First Time*)
Amadeo-378

Commander **Amadeo-378** was a Mark IV Clockwork Cherub from the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids.

He was renowned for his intelligence and bravery. It was rumoured that this was because the soul of his processing unit was a five-pointed diamond, instead of most Cupids' quartz crystals. In later 1986, he was sent to the Prime Earth as the head of a detachment of Cupids, intending to romanticise some Christmas shoppers at the Vanityville town supermarket. However, they found it overrun with Green Gorillas who were forcing the citizens to buy their green-gorilla merchandise. Amadeo decided to engage the Gorillas in a physical fight, the first time members of the Crew engaged in physical conflict in any other way than loosing Cupid Arrows at their targets. The battle turned to the Cupids' advantage and, after returning to the Cupid Homeworld, Amadeo was warmly commended and awarded membership of the Order of Aphrodite. (PROSE: *The Green Gorillas*)

A “few years” prior to 2019, Amadeo-378 was dispatched by the Cupid Parliament at the head of a full “battalion” of Fog Ships to rescue Amity-965's Scarlet Wings team who had been taken prisoner by the Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias after Amity sent the Parliament a message with his two-way communicator. Realising that the Crew were precisely as strong as they were, the intimidated Discordias let all the Cupids leave with minimal strife. Upon returning to the Homeworld, all the Cupids who had been to the Discordia Dimension reported to the Department of Documentation. (PROSE: *The Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias*)

Around 2019, one of Nostradamus-066's backwards visions related the events of the fight at the Vanityville Supermarket. In his hermeneutic, Nostrademus-esque couplet, Amadeo was referenced as “five-points”. (PROSE: *New Warehouse To Be Constructed In The Homeworld*)
Adventurers and Heroes (comic story)

## *Adventurers and Heroes*

***Adventurers and Heroes*** was the fourth comic strip of the *Necroomies* webcomic, created by Jonathan Reich.

## Contents

### Plot

When a troop of adventurers and heroes masses on the ground floor of Junter and Ibdis's apartment building, Ibdis forces Junter to admit that they've been hired to defeat him because he stole “something”. The “something” in question turns out to be the Pope, in person, who seems strangely unperturbed by the situation.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

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

### Continuity

* This strip launched a multi-strip story arc stretching until the twelfth strip, COMIC: *Lack of Pope*.
* Junter's kidnapping of the Pope was later referenced in COMIC: *A Letter From Beyond*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Adventurers and Heroes* is available online on the *Necroomies* website, in black-and-white and in colour.
Babylon

The Hanging Gardens of **Babylon** were one of the locations which, in the Collapsed Cosmos, had been erased from normal history, only to be snatched from oblivion by the Archons to be integrated into the Redoubt, their infinite city at the End of Time. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)
Aspergot

The **Aspergots** were a sentient species from one universe. They were green, with two tentacles for arm and three short ones for legs.

After a hole in the fabric of their universe allowed him and some Rinoks through, the Aspergots were enslaved by a villainous figure called the Bishop. However, a Child of the Nexus, Jenny Everywhere, was sent in to investigate. As she began her mission, she befriended a particular Aspergot called Dawkin. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere and the Dark Bishop*)
Back To The Drawing Board (comic story)

## *Back To The Drawing Board*

***Back To The Drawing Board*** was the ninth comic strip of the *Necroomies* webcomic, created by Jonathan Reich.

## Contents

### Plot

Intent on fighting back against O.O.P., Junter sets up a booby-trap for the Paladin in the form of a sword left lying inconspicuously in a corridor, intended to fly up and “shish-kabab him” when he walks by. Ibdis soon realises, however, that Junter has neglected to enchant the sword and is just counting on it doing what he wants it to by fiat.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

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

### Continuity

* This strip continues the multi-strip story arc which began in the fourth strip, COMIC: *Adventurers and Heroes*, and lasted until the twelfth strip, COMIC: *Lack of Pope*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Back To The Drawing Board* is available online on the *Necroomies* website.
Aunt Eileen

**Aunt Eileen** was a recurring antagonist in a 21st century soap opera with intricate romantic plotlines that the Prime Universe Aphrodite enjoyed watching. She kept trying to prevent Anthony from getting back together with his high-school sweetheart Alice. In the episode Aphrodite was watching when she was summoned by Valerius-1497, Alice's sister Vanessa had just revealed that she had sent Aunt Eileen a letter about her broken engagement to James. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)
Amy (The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)

## Amy

**Amy** was a crewmember aboard the Void Ship known as the *Wilson*.

She was mostly a communications and detection officer, monitoring the various systems aboard the ship that detected dangerous disturbances in parallel universes. She was self-conscious about her own capacities, and let Michael and Stix handle actual fighting when Chaos or his agents were detected. However, when she detected the presence of Odious in Universe Juliet-Two-Two-Six while Michael and Six were both busy fixing a different part of the ship, Jenny Everywhere persuaded her to join the Illumination and Jenny herself on the mission. (COMIC: *The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles*)

Sge was later one of the many guests at an interdimensional Christmas party organised by another Jenny Everywhere and attended by many of her counterparts from across the Multiverse and their companions. (COMIC: *Merry Christmas Everywhere*)
Barbara Mattel

**Barbara Mattel** was one movie studio's star actress in one universe.

Being very attractive and ceaselessly charming and elegant, she found herself having actual trouble relating to “ordinary people”. She ended up becoming friends with Alexander, an “evil genius” who had his own reasons to feel set apart from normal humanity; she spent some time at his secret lair, playing scrabble and more generally enjoying herself in the company of Alexander, until Barbara's movie studio's chief executive, having come to the conclusion that she had been kidnapped, sent Jenny Everywhere (and Walt) to “free” her.

After the two were captured and brought before Alexander and Barbara, she was able to clarify her situation. Though having little personal sympathy for Barbara's “problem”, she decided to help her and Alexander by taking each of them to a universe where they wouldn't stand out; shifted to Dimension 12:51:908 after friendly goodbyes to Alexander, she found herself in the exclusive company of equally beautiful, superficial and graceful women, and by all appearances lived happily ever after. (COMIC: *When Casting Calls*)
Athenaeum

An **Athenaeum** was a library-like room that was differentiated from a library by being a more social space.

The Athenaeum within the Strange and Wonderful House was sentient. It described itself as the place where eternity came from, where eternity will one day return”, and claimed to exist “outside the binds of time,/In the innermost area of every house.”. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *I Am An Athenaeum*)
31 Spooner Street

**31 Spooner Street**, Quahog, Rhode Island was the home of Peter, Lois, and Stewie Griffin in one universe. It was located next to 33 Spooner Street.

## History

When Jenny Everywhere decided to have a holiday in Rhode Island, she found her way to 31 Spooner Street, where she met Peter Griffin. She then entered the building, with Lois and Stewie sitting on the sofa. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin*)

Jenny wound up living in the house, even having her own room, within which he kept a computer and a toaster. Shortly before Halloween, she was looking through a chest of various items for use in costumes when Peter Griffin asked if she'd decided yet. She found a black wig, (COMIC: *Halloween Preparations*) which she used to dress up as Jenny Nowhere on Halloween night. On the night, Peter tried to figure out her costume, but couldn't, with he and Jenny leaving the house before he could figure it out. (COMIC: *The Curse of a Fairly Normal Halloween*)

## Behind the scenes

31 Spooner Street originates from the American adult animated sitcom *Family Guy*, and is the home of several of the series' main characters.

## External links

* **Griffin Home** at the *Family Guy* Wiki
5D Space

**5D Space** was a plane of existence outside normal space and time.

It appeared as an expanse of black space like the Infinite, but with the infinity of universes in the Multiverse, visualised as replicas of the planet Earth. The Entity and its consuming of universes was also visible within the 5D Space in a simplified form, a huge Pac-Man-like face gobbling up the “Earths”.

Jenny Everywhere could not shift into 5D Space through normal shifting. However, the combined power of five Jennies allowed the *Lotus Prime*, an interdimensional vessel built by one incarnation of Jenny in order to save inhabited universes from the jaws of the Entity. (COMIC: *Makeshift Multiverse*)
Bad Wolf

In one universe, after the **Bad Wolf** incident, Rose Tyler ceased aging, although she only noticed it many years on, after she had become separated from the Doctor for what she thought was forever. (PROSE: *Shifting*)

In another universe, “Bad Wolf” was graffitied on a wall in an ordinary street where the Twelfth Doctor once parked his TARDIS. (PROSE: *Ace Rules OK!*)
Anakin Skywalker

**Anakin Skywalker** was a fictional character with long brown hair, wearing black and brown robes, with a scar near his right eye. Thuban dressed up as Anakin Skywalker for Halloween 2006. (COMIC: *Infinity Apartment*)

## Behind the scenes

Anakin Skywalker is a character from the *Star Wars* series, father of the protagonist Luke Skywalker, revealed in the second movie as the original identity of the villainous Darth Vader. The version of Anakin as whom Thuban cosplays in *Infinity Apartment* is Hayden Christensen's portrayal of the character in the 2005 film *Revenge of the Sith*, a little over a year old when the Halloween 2006 strip of *Infinity Apartment* featuring Thuban as Anakin was released. Interestingly, Anakin's role in the 2000s *Star Wars* motion pictures revolves around his status as a “Chosen One” of prophecy, interestingly echoing Ezri's status as the same in the storyline of *Infinity Apartment* that was interrupted by the Halloween illustration.

## External links

* ***Anakin Skywalker* on *Wookieepedia*, the *Star Wars* Wiki**
Agrontus

**Agrontus** was Gravitcher's predecessor as lead Artifector of the Laboratory of the Strange and Wonderful House

As lead artifector, he had the honour of pressing the button to switch on the first Perpetual Motion Machine prototype created in collaboration by all the Artifectors. Though it showed signs of working as intended, the machine promptly exploded in Agrontus's face, killing him. His successor Gravitcher's first task as the new leader was to preside over the ceremonial cremation of Agrontus's remains “once they had all been located”. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Lab: The Perpetual Motion Machine (Part 1)*)
Amour-159

**Amour-159** was a Mark II Clockwork Cherub of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. He was a Collector Cupid, collecting unpaid taxes for the Tax Department. A thankless job at the best of times, it became even more hazardous after the idea of using physical violence against enemies began to be more widespread among the Crew following the 1986 Skirmish at the Vanityville Supermarket. It got to such a level that Amour had a special note added to the Cupid Fact File on the Green Gorillas, explicitly pointing out that its endorsement of the use of force against the Gorillas did not apply to fellow Cupids, even ones that one might find oneself at odds with. (PROSE: *The Green Gorillas*)
All That Sparkles Is Not Concrete (comic story)

## *All That Sparkles Is Not Concrete*

First page of the story.

***All That Sparkles Is Not Concrete*** was a four-panel *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* comic written and drawn by Aristide Twain.

## Contents

### Plot

In a lonely base on a barren planet, Cupid alchemist Mandragora-257, exulting announces to Governor-105, a tired tyrant reclining on a huge pillow, that he has succeeded in creating a masterpiece of alchemy: the Pure Elixir which can turn any base metal into gold. His enthusiasm is deflated when Governor points out that Cupids like themselves have little need of money, particularly in a remote outpost like the colony. Mandragora weakly suggests that they could use the gold as a building material.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* The comic takes place in the 97th Cosmos

### Continuity

* This story is a prequel to the events of PROSE: *The Resurrection of the Wellsians*, by the time of which the outer walls of the Morningstar 1 base were in fact made of gold, a fact which was not explicitly explained.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The story is available on the official *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* wordpress site. It is also uploaded here with permission.
Archondroid

In the Collapsed Cosmos, **Archondroids** were police robots used by ARCHONET to control the fraying universe. A platoon thereof were sent by ARCHONET to the Red Lion Inn, where Octobriana insisted on fighting them head-on instead of merely fleeing. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)
Super Cup Final 2023

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The Super Cup Final In 2023 In My Prediction Will Be Champions League Winners Chelsea Vs Europa League Winners Arsenal.

## Chelsea

Chelsea had had a great season so far winning the league,getting to the semis in the the FA Cup and winning the Champions League but last time these two met in the league on day 2 1 year Ago Arsenal Won 2-1.

## Arsenal

Arsenal had a better but worse season than last year heres the comparison

This Year/ Last Year

Cups: Europa League And FA Cup/ FA Cup

League: 4th/ 3rd

They won more silverware this year but fell one place lower in the league this year however Arsenal also have the advantage of not loosing to Chelsea since 2019

## The Match

**Chelsea 0-1 Arsenal**

A late Aubameyang goal sealed victory for Arsenal against a side that hadn't lost in europe for a YEAR and hadnt lost in the league since Arsenal
Barbarian

Jake, a member of an adventuring party in one universe, was a **Barbarian**, although his teammates found this hard to believe given his cultured, well-groomed appearance. (COMIC: *Look At His Dead Eyes*)

## Behind the scenes

The members of O.O.P. all have conventional role-playing game classes. Such “Barbarians” are heavy physical fighters, noted for their toughness and berserker traits, in the mold of the classic image of Conan the Barbarian, hence the incongruousness of Jake's appearance.
Aristide Twain

**Aristide Twain** wrote and drew COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere Meets The Crew Of The Copper-Colored Cupids* for Jenny Everywhere Day in 2020. He is also the co-creator of *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* and is the main administrator of this very Wiki.

In the former capacity, he wrote PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*, a *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* prose story which featured Jenny Everywhere in a supporting role, cowrote PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*, and in COMIC: *A Shift in Relationships* began an ongoing plotline involving Jenny and Lord Thymon.

He also wrote a review of the original thirteen stories from Barbelith. In 2023 he tracked down pioneering Jenny Everywhere creators Joe Macaré and Nelson Evergreen for a retrospective interview.

For the 2021 Jenny Everywhere Day he wrote and drew COMIC: *A Match Made in the Heavens*. Later in 2021 he wrote the story PROSE: *Psychopomp*.
Azathoth

**Azathoth** was an eldritch horror who existed in some universes. It was reputed that if Azathoth ever woke up, the world would end. A version of Azathoth was known to Marietta Over-There and Jenny Over-There in the 925th Universe. (PROSE: *A Very Jenny Over-There Christmas*)

## External links

* ***Azathoth* on the H. P. Lovecraft Wiki**
* ***Azathoth* on the *Tardis Data Core* Wiki**
Adromedi Jungle Observation Tower

In one universe, the **Adromedi Jungle Observation Tower** was an ambulatory, 500-stories-tall glass tower. It was built by the locals to keep track of the Adromedian Jungle, which was itself a wandering jungle. The Observation Tower was one of the first locations outside her home universe which Briar saw after she began travelling with Century Smith. (PROSE: *Century Smith and the Time Terror*)
Arcane Courtship Brand

In Reality Z-25 31-H, as part of their training, it was traditional for young Neo-Atlantean Battle Mages to be marked on their palm with an **Arcane Courtship Brand**, a magical glyph which could activate when he met his true love. This was comparable to the “Soul Harmony ritual” sometimes used in this universe by other traditions of magic-users. (PROSE: *Angel Falls: Vengeance*)
88 Curie Avenue

In the 38167th Universe, **88 Curie Avenue** was the address of the “mouldering old **Drake mansion**” in New Flaversham, Laura Drake's ancestral home. She kept her laboratory there in 1973, and it was there that Jenny Everton became Jenny Everywhere, and her sister became Jenny Nowhere. (PROSE: *Family Business*)

The similar “Drake Manor” was Laura Drake's childhood home on Mystepolia in the 775th Universe. (COMIC: *The Demon and the Butterfly: Special Q&A*)

## Behind the scenes

Curie Avenue is ostensibly named in honour of the notorious scientist Marie Curie.
Argothian mercenary

In one universe, Baron Tarquin enlisted the help of Dragon-riding **Argothian mecenaries** to ensconce his rule over the Land of the Naked Emperor after his coup. The mercenaries managed to capture Jenny Everywhere, Jenny Anywhere and Greta Överallt when they visited the Land aboard Anywhere's flying car. Tarquin's government was ultimately overthrown in favour of a democracy. (COMIC: *24 Hour Comic 2019*)
A.T.D.

In at least one universe, **A.T.D.** was a charitable organisation.

In that dimension, Jenny Everywhere did volunteer work with A.T.D., such as a reading workshop for small children. (COMIC: *Bras de Fer*)

## Behind the scenes

*La Bibliothèque, C'est Ma Maison Et Autres Histoires*, the anthology hardback comic book which *Bras de Fer* was published, was in fact published in partnership with the real-world charitable organisation known as the International Movement A.T.D. Fourth World (often simply “A.T.D.”).
Amazing Man Comics

***Amazing Man Comics***, or ***Amazing-Man Comics***, was a Golden Age American comic book printed between 1939 and 1942 by Centaur Comics, which is now in the public domain, alongside most of its cast of characters.

Each issue of the comic book included stories featuring various superheroes with ongoing storylines; there was no apparent shared universe or continuity between the various titles. Among the shortest-lived series within the pages of *Amazing Man Comics* was *The Magician from Mars*, whose now-public-domain main character would ultimately be integrated into the Jenny Everywhere mythos. *Magician from Mars* stories appeared in Issues #7, #8, #9, #10 and #11 of the comic.

## External links

* ***Amazing Man Comics* on the Grand Comics Database**
Alexander the Great

**Alexander the Great** was a notorious conqueror.

In Reality Z-25 31-H, it was a little-known fact that “Alexander the Great's conquest of Persia was as much about claiming [the Philosopher's Stone] as anything else”. However, he died too young to make use of it, and it passed to his general and successor as ruler of conquered Egypt, Ptolemy. (COMIC: *Nula! Naked and Alone!*)

A painting in the Interdimensional Tavern depicted Volensholagoz as “Alexander Crossing the Alps”. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)

Multiple paintings in Morningstar 1 similarly depicted Governor-105 as “a sort of Alexander or Napoleon figure”. (PROSE: *The Resurrection of the Wellsians*)

## Behind the scenes

In the real world, the Ancient military leader known for “crossing the Alps” is Hannibal, a theme also imitated in a notorious painting of Napoleon. Thus, the painting theme in which Volensholagoz's variation slots in is implicitly from an unspecified alternative history.
A Match Made in the Heavens (comic story)

## *A Match Made in the Heavens*

***A Match Made in the Heavens*** was a half-page Jenny Everywhere comic story written and drawn by Aristide Twain for Jenny Everywhere Day 2021.

## Plot

Jenny Everywhere has a date in outer space with a sentient comet, Theta. However, a relationship between a human and a celestial body orbiting at a high speed around the sun turns out to not be without issues…

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny Everywhere

* This story features the incarnation of Jenny usually seen in *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*. Instead of her usual outfit, she is wearing a green space-suit.

#### Universes

* This story takes place all in a universe later identified as the 659433585786388480th Universe.

### Continuity

* Comet Theta reappeared in PROSE: *Family Business*, which identified its universe as 659433585786388480th Universe.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The comic is available for free on the Jenny Everywhere Day website. It is also reproduced here with permission.

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A Very H.G. Christmas (comic story)

## *A Very H.G. Christmas*

***A Very H.G. Christmas*** was a wordless one-panel *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* comic written and drawn by Aristide Twain as the December 14th entry in the series' 2019 Advent Calendar.

## Contents

### Plot

On Wellsia, a very reluctant Skollops ag-Warka has dressed up as Santa Claus for the amusement of his Emperor, with a Tripod wrapped in tinsel for a Christmas tree.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* The comic takes place in the 97th Cosmos.

### Continuity

* This story is the earliest in all *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* material concerning the Wellsians, clearly predating the Wellsian invasion of Earth as depicted in VIDEO: *The Wellsians*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The story is available on the official *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* wordpress site. It is also uploaded here with permission.
Absoldar

**Absoldar** was an Orc who was once “a hitman in the Orc mafia”. He was more heroic than this background would suggest, but still quick to suggest robbery and guns as solutions to problems.

After the collapse of the Multiverse into a Collapsed Cosmos, Jenny Everywhere “fell into a book” at a library (where reality was particularly unstable). As her life mixed with the plot of the book, she received a visit at her apartment from the wizard Glendalf who had brought twelve Orcs with him and wanted to go on an adventure with her; Absoldar was among them. They eventually settled on robbing the manor of a billionaire in Scotland to steal her money and the Legendary Time Crystal she kept in her vault. Only four of the Orcs actually went along on the trip, Absoldar once more being one of them. His role in the actual heist was unclear. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)
Azathoth (925th Universe)

A **version of Azathoth** was known to Marietta Over-There and Jenny Over-There in the 925th Universe. When Marietta recounted how, when she was fourteen, Nyarlathotep had tricked her into believing she could cause the world to end by sacrificing Jenny's cat Grober in a ritual which would awaken Yog-Sothoth and thereby cause the world to end, Jenny corrected her, noting that destroying the world by waking up from its endless dreaming was the supposed gimmick of Azathoth, not Yog-Sothoth. Marietta acknowledged this, explaining that she was merely relating her younger self's erroneous beliefs. (PROSE: *A Very Jenny Over-There Christmas*)
Calrissian-Nunb Mines

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The **Calrissian-Nunb Mines** were a highly profitable spice mining company located on Kessel and owned by Lando Calrissian; his wife, Tendra Calrissian; and Sullustan Nien Nunb. They were founded by Lando in approximately 13 ABY when he owned the Spice Mines of Kessel.

## Appearances

* *Fate of the Jedi: Outcast* (First appearance)
* *Fate of the Jedi: Backlash* (Indirect mention only)

## Notes and references

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Arthur Conan Doyle

In some universes, such as the one where Aziraphale resided, **Arthur Conan Doyle** was the writer who invented Sherlock Holmes. Among his works featuring the character was *A Study in Scarlet*. (PROSE: *You've Been To Eden, I Perceive*)

In the Prime Universe, where Sherlock Holmes was a real being, Holmes once complained that “Mr Doyle” kept writing to 221B Baker Street trying to convince Holmes, Watson and Mrs Hudson to believe in “irrational third-eye poppycock”. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)

## Behind the scenes

Arthur Conan Doyle was, in the real world, the creator of Sherlock Holmes. Infamously, Doyle was also an ardent believer in Spiritualism and other occult phenomena, up to and including fairies. It is not unusual for later fiction involving Sherlock Holmes to posit that Doyle served as a “literary agent” of some kind for Watson's accounts of his adventures with Holmes.