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Cinderella

The story of **Cinderella** was a notorious fairy tale. It involved a Fairy Godmother, and the titular character losing her shoe, which remained the only clue to her identity that her princely love interest had to go on to find her again.

There were many versions of the tale across the Multiverse which played out with a young version of Jenny Everywhere as Cinderella, and an older, more experienced incarnation of Jenny as the Fairy Godmother. When she was told about this, the 38167th Universe's version of Laura Drake decided to try acting as the Fairy Godmother to a Cinderella-Jenny; as she reflected, “I’d *love* to turn a pumpkin into a vehicle with *science*. And I can do the midnight thing, no problem. I’m always programming self-destruct sequences into things”. Other versions of Laura often filled the part of the Prince. (PROSE: *Family Business*)

## External links

* ***Cinderella* on the Public Domain Super-Heroes Wiki**
Captain Ahab

## Captain Aheb

**Captain Ahab** was an infamous sea captain obsessed with finding the whale Moby Dick. He was dimly-known to Briar as a fictional character.

## Biography

### Calling the M.F.S.

One version of Captain Ahab was aware of other dimensions, as were members of his crew Ishmael and Queequeg. He once phoned the Multidimensional Finders Service for directions to Moby Dick, before being interrupted by Ishmael, who wanted his permission to attend the Multi-Reality Pride Festival with Queequeg. On the other end of the line, Jenny Over-There was also called away, leaving the M.F.S. office without hanging up; Ahab, not wanting to waste a chance at directions to Moby Dick, stubbornly stayed on the line, waiting for her to return. (PROSE: *A Series of Queer Events*)

### As a Librarian

A Captain Ahab based on the fictional character as known to Briar was generated by the Interdimensional Library as one of its ‘Librarians’. Briar Century Smith and Jenny Nowhere briefly crossed paths with him during their visit to the Library, alongside many other Librarians based on fictional characters. (PROSE: *Century Smith and the Time Terror*)
Bottle universe

**Bottle universes** were universes contained within bottles.

A “bottle filled with a miniature universe” containing “the story of Kal-el” was one of the items within the Jenny Everywhere Museum in the Strange and Wonderful House. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Jenny Everywhere Museum (cont'd)*)

## External links

* ***Bottle universe* on the *Tardis Data Core Wiki***
Brawndo

**Brawndo** was one of the drinks served at the *Barbelith Baristas* in the Bohemian District of Interstitial City. (PROSE: *Barbelith Baristas*)

## Behind the scenes

Most of the drinks served at the *Barbelith Baristas* are references to copyrighted fictional beverages from other franchises. Brawndo is a parodical energy drink, seen in the 2006 satirical film *Idiocracy*, lampooning the real-world Rondo.
Clear

In one universe, **Clear** was a human Cleric active in the modern day, who became the leader of O.O.P..

## Description

### Physical appearance

Clear was an extremely tall, bald man with faintly grayish skin and a long, gaunt face. He had a long neck and raised shoulders. He wore a midnight-blue robe over a purple jacket, and had a raised, stiff, green collar. He wore 1990s sunglasses. (COMIC: *Adventurers and Heroes*)

### Personality

Clear was stoic and polite. (COMIC: *Look At His Dead Eyes*)

### Powers & abilities

As a Cleric, Clear had the ability to heal his teammates if they were injured in the course of their adventures, (COMIC: *Look At His Dead Eyes*) using “healing spells”. (COMIC: *What Primal Helium?*)

## Biography

   After the Pope was abducted by impoverished Lich Emperor Junter, a team of adventurers gathered to rescue him. They had not previously been familiar with one another and, after they met at the ground floor of the apartment building where Junter resided with his sidekick Ibdis, (COMIC: *Adventurers and Heroes*) Creed took it upon himself to start off the introductions, also putting himself forward as team leader. (COMIC: *Look At His Dead Eyes*) After Bob was damaged while attempting to infiltrate Junter's apartment, Clear attempted to heal him, but his healing spells had no effects on the sentient balloon. This distressed him, and Creed mocked him for his earlier skepticism about Bob's status as a living being. (COMIC: *What Primal Helium?*) Ultimately, he fled with the rest of O.O.P. out of awkwardness when Junter pointed out the group's lack of diversity. (COMIC: *You Disgust Me!*, *Twist!*)
Black Widow

A version of **Black Widow** was one of the guests from across the Multiverse brought to the grand opening of the Oasis Springs Nudist Resort by Jenny Everywhere and Jenny Anywhere. She was seen sitting at a table in the common area with Jenny and the proprietor, Brad Mason. (VIDEO: *Grand Opening*)

## External links

* ***Black Widow* on the *Marvel Database* Wiki**
Brunhilda

In at least one universe, **Brunhilda** was a Valkyrie.

## Description

### Physical appearance

In at least one universe, Brunhilda had long black hair and green eyes. She otherwise looked very similar to her constant companion Gertrude. (COMIC: *2014 KAMeo Kaper*) They habitually wore golden, bikini-like “armour” and matching winged helmets. (COMIC: *Caper 2014 Bikini Babes*)

### Personality

Of herself and Gertrude, Brunhilda was the more sensible one, spending most of her time getting roped into reckless shenanigans by her partner. (COMIC: *2014 KAMeo Kaper*)

## Bigraphy

### In Gertrude and Brunhilda's world

In one universe, Brunhilda and Gertrude were a pair of disgraced Valkyries, left to wander the modern world. After losing all their belongings in a casino, they got a lucky break in the form of an invitation to Kokotomo Island. (COMIC: *2014 KAMeo Kaper*)

   There, the girls danced and partied with Armstrong Fatbuckle (COMIC: *Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014*) and also bumped into Jenny Everwhere and Centennia, who lightly teased them about their metal outfits being inappropriate for the weather — though a smirking Centennia also noted that she suspected they were “*always* hot”. (COMIC: *Caper 2014 Bikini Babes*) The Valkyries took off their “bikinis of armour” and lended them to Jenny and Centennia, who put them on for a laugh as they danced with Mr Montibar, (COMIC: *Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014*) while Brunhilda and Valkyrie changed into swimsuits apparently “borrowed” from other guests at the Island.

The two girls split up, with Brunhilda, in her vampire-themed gothic swimsuit, being seen hanging around on the beach with a group of other interdimensional visitors. (COMIC: *2014 KAMeo Kaper*)

## Behind the scenes

Brunhild, whose name has various alternative spellings, is the most prominent valkyrie of Norse lore, also famously featured in the works of Richard Wagner.

Keith Alan Morgan's version of Brunhilda and her (apocryphal) fellow Valkyrie Gertrude were recurring characters in *The KAMics*.

## External links

* **Official Gertrude & Brunhilda character bios**

## Notes & references

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was on January 13th, 2006 in *Dragon 3*.
Ciguri-7

**Ciguri-7** was a planet in an unidentified reality which was inhabited by sentient slices of bread. Jenny Everywhere ended up there after leaving the Odds in Reality Z-25 31-H; her fabled penchant for toast naturally became rather more awkward than usual. (COMIC: *Whatever Happened to Jenny Everywhere?!*)
Camelot

The name of **Camelot** was often ascribed to the castle of King Arthur.

In at least one universe, however, the castle was not actually named that, instead being located in Caerleon. The idea that it was called “Camelot” was a misconception based on mishearing a line used by Taliesin in many of his ballads about the Knights of the Round Table: “*In Caerleon, to the Castle, came a lot of strange people*”. (PROSE: *The Interlude of Jenny Everywhere*)

In some universes, the John F. Kennedy administration was nicknamed “Camelot”. This symbolically made Kennedy's killer, Lee Harvey Oswald, “Mordred”; in one universe, “Guinevere” stepped in to stop the assassination, adding a further layer to the metaphor. (PROSE: *Fragment: Guinevere and Mordred*)
Celestial Telescope

**Celestial Telescopes** were used by the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids to remotely observe events in other dimensions than their own.

The Crew's normal procedure was to select new dimensions to explore through the Telescopes before sending out the Scarlet Wings to scout them out. (PROSE: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*) Early in their history, the Cupid Intelligence Institute also used the Telescopes to observe ordinary human behaviour on the Prime Earth to get a better sense of it. (PROSE: *The Green Gorillas*)

After claiming that she might become a threat, the Department of Discipline had the Multi-Coloured Medic placed under permanent observation by a Celestial Telescope. (PROSE: *The Case Against Conspiracy*)

It was the Celestial Telescope Operators who caught wind of the “auction” the Sigyn of the Prime Universe was preparing to hold for her collected stock of the venom of the Wyrm of Loki. After they reported to the Supreme Quaestor, he and Pythagoras-858 decided to intervene. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)
Child of the Stars (comic story)

## *Child of the Stars*

First and only page of the story.

***Child of the Stars*** was a short, two-page backup comic in the *Tales To Behold* subseries of the webcomic *The Cosmic Beholder*. Written and drawn by Paul Hoppe, it elaborated on the backstory of Centennia, who had just been shown joining the Odds in *Meanwhile, On Earth*.

## Contents

### Plot

In a flashback to her childhood, a young Centennia is bullied by her peers at school for being better at all school subjects than everyone else. They pick on her more and more until one day, she fights back with inhuman strength. The young Centennia quickly becomes self-conscious, and doesn't believe her mother when she tries to tell the girl about her alien parentage — thinking that her mother is just making up a silly story to avoid her feeling like a “freak”. However, as she stays up one night staring at the stars and pondering the possibility, she suddenly finds herself flying away, realising the truth.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* This story takes place in Reality Z-25 31-H.

### Continuity

* The events surrounding Centennia's alien conception were depicted in COMIC: *A Night to Remember*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Child of the Stars* is available online on the *Cosmic Beholder* blog .
Chroniton

**Chronitons** were particles associated with time. (PROSE: *Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving*)

On one occasion, when Lord Thymon suggested reversing time to undo the scorching of some overdone slices of toast, Jenny Everywhere declined, “mutter[ing] something about chronitons giving her indigestion”. (PROSE: *Family Business*)
Cupid Christmas Tree (game)

## *Cupid Christmas Tree*

***Cupid Christmas Tree*** was a short online *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* video game created in 2019 by Lupan Evezan for the series' Advent Calendar.

## Contents

### Gameplay

The player must drag Christmas ornaments onto the Christmas tree. However, hidden amidst the ordinary ornaments (mistletoe, gingerbread men, candy canes, strings of lights, snowflakes, and hearts) is a bomb, which will cause the tree to explode as soon as it is placed on the tree. If the tree explodes, the Clockwork Cherub who asked the player to help with selecting ornaments will invite them to restart the game and try again.

### Plot

The player character, apparently not a Clockwork Cherub, is asked by a Cupid to help with decorating a Christmas tree as the Cupids are still unfamiliar with such traditions. However, hidden among the ordinary ornaments is a bomb.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* The game takes place in the Cupid Homeworld.

### Continuity

* The story presumably takes place in the context of Celebration-665's introduction of the Festival of Giving to the Cupid Homeworld for the first time, as established in PROSE: *The Frost King's Treasure*; the Cupids are thus still unfamiliar with Christmas.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The game can be played online. It is linked to from the *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* website.
Chellt

**Chellt** was a variant of the game of chess which came from the planet Tetrayon-Nine. According to Century Smith, who once tried to explain the rules of the game to Briar to cheer her up, it involved “the fourth dimension and the spontaneous creation of a localized miniature time loop”. Because of this, playing chellt required fairly specific, advanced equipment. (PROSE: *Century Smith and the Time Terror*)
Cleveland Brown

**Cleveland Brown** was a resident of Quahog, Rhode Island in at least one universe.

## Biography

### In Quahog

Cleveland was walking through Quahog when Glenn Quagmire met Jenny Everywhere, who was with Peter Griffin. He briefly watched from across the street. (COMIC: *End of the Tour*)

## Behind the scenes

Cleveland Brown is a member of the supporting cast of the American adult animated televised sitcom *Family Guy*.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was in 1999's *Death Has a Shadow*.

## External links

* **Cleveland Brown** at the *Family Guy* Wiki
Click

**Click** was a small, sentient hovering robot. Click was the travelling companion and assistant of a version of Jenny Everywhere who was a “Child of the Nexus”. Although sometimes speaking in mechanical noun-statements, and punctuating his words with ‘CLIK’-ing sounds, Click was very much sentient, sharing a familiar rapport with Jenny.

Click travelled with Jenny to the world of the Aspergots and used his “emergency translation program” to allow Jenny and Dawkin to instantly communicate. He was later sent by Jenny into her storage dimension to retrieve her Electro-Neutralizer. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere and the Dark Bishop*)
Battle of Koru Neimoidia

This article details a subject that falls under the Legends brand.The subject of this article appeared in the Rise of the Empire era.

Although this article is based on official information from the *Star Wars* Legends continuity, the actual name of this subject is pure conjecture.

### Concurrent

* Second battle of Cato Neimoidia
* Battle of Deko Neimoidia

## Battle of Koru Neimoidia

### Date

19.1 BBY (2 years, 11 months after the First Battle of Geonosis)

### Outcome

Galactic Republic victory

Combatants| Galactic Republic | * Confederacy of Independent Systems
* Trade Federation
* Neimoidian Home Defense Legionnaires

Commanders| * High General Obi-Wan Kenobi
* General Anakin Skywalker
* Marshal Commander CC-2224

A **battle** on Koru Neimoidia took place in 19 BBY during the Clone Wars.

## The battle

The Galactic Republic devastated Koru Neimoidia as part of an offensive against the last Separatist strongholds in the Colonies, forcing the Trade Federation leadership to take refuge on Utapau.

Template:Battle-stub

## Sources

* *The New Essential Chronology*
* *The Essential Atlas*

In other languages

* Deutsch
* español
Book of Evil

The **Book of Evil** was a non-fiction book created by the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' Department of Documentation, and principally Bibliophile-962, to document the main villains, enemies, and similar entities encountered by the Cupids in the Multiverse.

The Book was in the beginning stages of being written in the time between the Cupids learning of Lord Thymon, and him being romanticised by the Department of Problem-Solving. The entry for Thymon thus became almost instantly obsolete, but they elected to keep it in with a note warning that it was moot, a fact which would repeat itself with other enemies of the Crew who proved redeemed or deceased.

Technician-042 and Bibliophile eventually worked together to create a digitised, abridged edition of the Book, which boiled the list down to — in that order — Director Darius, the Gang of the Green Gorilla, the Mélange of the Mauve Muskrat, Lord Thymon, the Queen of the Black Market, the Wellsians, Blinkie and the Imps, the Faction of the Fooling Fish, the Great Ghost, Eris and the Discordias, Mandragora-257, Governor-105, and the Collective of the Retconning Crocodiles. In the process, Bibliophile discovered that an entry had been added by an unknown party about himself, signed simply ‘???’. He elected to keep it in, and even include it in the digitised version, because it seemed worth keeping an eye on at the very least. (PROSE: *The Book of Evil*) A mention of Bibliophile's concerned report about this was printed in Issue #1056 of *The Cupid Courier*. (PROSE: *The Cupid Parliament Destroyed?*)
Bunny Town

“**Bunny Town**” was a paradoxical town within the Null which Jenny Everywhere helped create as a haven for Null-entities such as the various incarnations of Bunny Everyhare and Bunny Nullhare.

After helping to stop his attack on the M.F.S. office in the 925th Universe, one version of Bunny Everyhare told a Nullhare going by Bonham about Bunny Town, but he declined to join, preferring to slip back into nonexistence. (PROSE: *Who Laws the Lawyers?*)
Christmas for Christmas

***Christmas for Christmas*** was a dreadful Christmas rom-com whose first thirty minutes were reluctantly watched by the Man in Grey and Professor Wogglebug on Valentine's Day 2023 in an effort to better understand the general human concept of romance so as to determine whether the feelings they harboured for one another were indeed romantic. The Professor notably found that approximately 33.3% of the footage in the movie was made up of longing glances between the male and female love interest; both characters also acted nervous around each other. (PROSE: *Lovie Dovie Stuff*)
Catwoman

A version of **Catwoman** was one of the guests from across the Multiverse brought to the grand opening of the Oasis Springs Nudist Resort by Jenny Everywhere and Jenny Anywhere. She was seen at a table with Batman and a brown-haired woman. Batman and Catwoman had both kept their masks and boots despite otherwise being naked. (VIDEO: *Grand Opening*)

## External links

* ***Superman* on the *DC Database* Wiki**
Bunker

In one universe, underground **bunkers** were one of the two types of habitats built by the human colonists of one planet, alongside the floating Citydromes. Bunkers functioned as secure, self-sustaining communities, growing their own food using Synth-Fields.

Billy and Trent's mother and father maintained a bunker. After they retired, responsibility its running transferred to their eldest and favourite son Trent. A jealous Billy ended up arranging for a group of Kievs to attack the bunker, killing all its residents — including Billy and Trent's parents — except for the brothers themselves. (COMIC: *Betrayal of Brothers*)
Bat Hex

In Reality B-89 54-Z, witches who fought in the Great Marsh Mallow War the allied living witches of the land and the Old Man of the Marshmallow included Spicefinger, Sister Pond, **Bat Hex**, Mr Hex, Grandmother Ginger and Old Mother Westwind, all of whom but the last two perished on the last day when the living witches finally prevailed and imprisoned the Old Man in a marshmallow which was buried beneath the Marsh Mallow. (PROSE: *The Apocryphal Journeys of Jenny Everywhere*)
Cross-Dimensional Grand Prix

The **Cross-Dimensional Grand Prix** was a one-on-one pan-dimensional speedster race undertaken by Lilathia and Brutus in 2019 in an effort to resolve their feud, which was itself the culmination of a centuries-long rivalry between their species.

Though they'd long planned it out, they had to wait until a neutral arbiter showed up on their planet in the form of Marksmanship-522 to carry it out. The interdimensional race saw the two contestants' fly at rapid speed through the Void, smashing in and out of thousands of universes and causing many disturbances on their way, before returning to their original starting point, all in a minuscule amount of time thanks to the ships' faster-than-light capabilities. Marksmanship, greatly dazed by the experience of riding along on Lilathia's ship, declared it a tie. The two aliens ended up being pleased with this result, being unsure what they'd do without their feud to occupy them. (PROSE: *Marksmanship-522 and the Multi-Dimensional Race*)
Castle of Nowhere

The **Castle of Nowhere**, (PROSE: *Family Business*) or **Castle Nowhere**, (PROSE: *Workplace Reunion*) was a castle used as a lair by the 38167th Universe's Jenny Nowhere during her plot to corrupt Sophie Everytime.

It was located on Nowhere Island in the 9768761143th Universe atop a “craggy black peak” which she had imported from another universe. The Castle itself was “high and narrow, its towers bunched up together like the pipes of an organ” and it appeared to have been “cast entirely out of solid silver”. When he came to rescue Sophie alongside Jenny Everywhere, Jenny Over-There, Jimmy Anytime and Laura Drake, Lord Thymon used his temporal-acceleration powers to reduce the mountain to dust for ease of access to the castle itself, to Nowhere's irritation. She subsequently seemed to abandon the castle after her plan was foiled, leaving before the heroes did. (PROSE: *Family Business*)
Citydrome

In one universe, the floating **Citydromes** were one of the two types of habitats built by the human colonists of one planet, alongside bunkers. The Citydromes were neutral in the conflict against the Kievs and the Eagles, and were said to be shielded against nuclear attacks. (COMIC: *Betrayal of Brothers*)
Brainiac

**Brainiac** was a well-known fictional character noted for his above-average intelligence, known as such in multiple universes. As a result, people sometimes derisively called others “Brainiac” when they made remarks considered by the speaker to be so obvious as not to be worth voicing — similar to “Sherlock”.

In Reality Z-25 31-H, Kelly once sarcastically called Jenkins “Brainiac” when he made a remark she considered trivially obvious. (COMIC: *Journey Into Misery*)

In the fantasy world that was home to Little Noodlington, Brainiac was also known to Gog, a Gnome, who derisively called Erman “Brainiac”. (COMIC: *Enchanted*)

## Behind the scenes

In the real world, Brainiac is a comic-book supervillain, one of Superman's recurring nemeses. It it thus somewhat incongruous that Gog, a resident of a fantasy world, would be familiar with the character. As the end of *Enchanted* reveals, however, Janet Jenkins, a resident of a much more “realistic” universe, spent some time in the fantasy world when she was a child decades prior to the events of *Enchanted*; it is possible that she could have told its residents about Superman stories, or simply used the ironic “Brainiac” insult which Gog could have picked up without being aware of its pop-culture implications on Earth.
Dematerialisation circuit

**Dematerialisation circuits** were a key component of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' Fog Ships, being what allowed them to phase through dimensions.

Juliet the 945th believed that the only essential components of a Fog Ship were “the engine”, the steering wheel, and the dematerialisation circuit. (PROSE: *The Labors of Juliet*)

Although a hermetic vehicle built around the circuit was ideal for most beings (including Clockwork Cherubs), it was possible to travel across dimensions with just the circuit: Doctor Sigma fitted the robot CS-NA with a personal dematerialisation circuit keyed into his own systems, allowing him to dimension-travel at will, similar to a shifter, in the form of a Dematerialisation Engine. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)

The designs for the dematerialisation circuits, as well as the conceptual engines, were bequeathed to the Crew's scientists by the Creator before she retired to the Forbidden Manor. (PROSE: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*)
Captain Tootsie

**Captain Tootsie** was an individual whom Dynamite Thor once claimed was “a menace” on Valentine's Day in 2023; he was the only villain who came to mind when Thor tried to list examples of his supposedly-fearsome rogues gallery. (PROSE: *Lovie Dovie Stuff*)

## Behind the scenes

The original Captain Tootsie was actually a superhero. The *Jenny Over-There: The Nine-Two-Five Universe* version of Dynamite Thor was native to the Fox universe but moved to the 925th Universe over the course of the series, and had dealings with characters from both universes; it is not made clear to which of the two realms Tootsie is native, although if one makes certain generous assumptions about the validity of Thor's hypotheses, his belief that Tootsie may be behind Glenda's kidnapping in *Lovie Dovie Stuff* would lean towards him being from the 925th Universe.

## External links

* ***Captain Tootsie* on the Public Domain Super-Heroes Wiki**
Bonham (Who Laws the Lawyers?)

## “Bonham”

One **version of Bunny Nullhare** once materialised in the 925th Universe and adopted the persona of fictional video game villain **Bonham**.

## Description

### Physical appearance

Copying the classic design of the original character “Bonham” appeared as a “portly, mustachioed, blue-furred cartoon hare with beady red eyes, easily nine feet tall”. He spoke in a perfect copy of actor Dwight White's voice, as White had at the time recently been cast as Bonham in a *Super Benito Siblings* movie. (PROSE: *Who Laws the Lawyers?*)

## Biography

With no awareness of his true nature as a Null-entity, Bonham, upon emerging from nonexistence, was initially fixated on finding and defeating Bonham's canonical enemies, Benito and Giovanni. After the Multidimensional Finders Service proved unhelpful in locating them due to them not actually existing, he attacked the M.F.S. office itself, at the wheel of “a hovercraft resembling a red, white, and black bumper car with a jester’s face on the front and a cannon affixed to the bottom”, the latter “clearly too small to contain more than a single shot and lacking any “readily apparent means of loading it from inside”, but which was nevertheless fully functional thanks to cartoon logic. After breaking down the M.F.S. office's door, he was drawn into a battle against Dynamite Thor as well as an experience Bunny Everyhare, who had shifted in to fix the situation.

As the battle dragged on, set to a bit of copyrighted Kyujudo boss music, the Man in Grey and Jenny Over-There became worried about its eventual outcome and eventually decided to notify Kyujudo's legal department about “the unauthorised use of their intellectual property”, hoping that such a climax would be sufficiently out of left field to count as acceptably comical by the cartoon logic which governed the lives of the two Null-creature buns. Kyujudo dispatched a platoon of Legalmen, who made short work of the villain. After “Bonham” was defeated, he came to his senses, realising who and what he really was, and calmed down as a result. Everyhare offered him the chance to join Bunny Town, but he elected to fade back into nonexistence for a while, whereupon Everyhare carried him back to the Null. (PROSE: *Who Laws the Lawyers?*)
Battlesuit

A **battlesuit** from the Third War of Ascension on Earth-33 was one of the items within the Jenny Everywhere Museum in the Strange and Wonderful House. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Jenny Everywhere Museum*)

## Behind the scenes

A different suit of powered armor was worn by Laura Drake in her briefly secret identity as Doctor Draconic in an illustration inspired by, but separate from, PROSE: *Attack of the Rise of the Revenge of the Scheme of Doctor Draconic*.

On another occasion Laura created the Mark I Draconic Exosuit as a surprise for her Jenny, who was less surprised by it than Laura had expected. (PROSE: *Family Business*)
Clea

**Clea** was one of Jenny Everywhere's inseparable group of friends in one universe.

## Description

### Personality

Clea had a friendly but somewhat sarcastic demeanour, being snarky and cynical about things from the get-go before she could be convinced to have earnest fun with any given idea of Jenny's. She was once seen to wear a T-shirt on which the words “What would Chomsky do?”, presumably summarising her political opinions. She was seen to lean on Lex's shoulder; it's unclear if this was because of her being generally prone to physical touch with friends, or if she had a special relationship with Lex. (COMIC: *Name's Not Down*)

### Physical appearance

Clea had pale skin, short-cropped fair hair, arched eyebrows and a small flat nose. She was thinner and slightly shorter than Jenny, but had wide hips. (COMIC: *Name's Not Down*)

## Biography

Clea had a PhD in Queer Theory and Pop Culture Studies. (COMIC: *Damn Fine Hostile Takeover*)

When Jenny Everywhere suggested she, Clea, Lex and Bradley attend a “queer hip-hop post-glitch electronica and glum'n'bass” party at Club Twart in Right-On By The Sea, Clea, though initially skeptica about the whole thing, ultimately joined the other three in forcing their entry past the close-minded Bouncer. (COMIC: *Name's Not Down*)

She later joined the other three in forcing entry in the London H.Q. of Apollo Coffee in an effort to save their favourite indie coffee shop, *Cuppa Cha Cha Cha*, from being bought out and closed down by their multinational competitor. Wielding an axe, Clea helped them fight off the Faceless Cyborg Ninjas that Apollo, who were surprisingly bald-faced about being evil, used for security.

After the adventure wrapped up, Clea was satisfied that they had struck a great blow against corporate evil, but also expressed a wish that things quiet down for a while. This wish was ill-timed however, as at that very moment, Jenny Nowhere arrived in Right-On By The Sea. (COMIC: *Damn Fine Hostile Takeover*)

Clea, Lex and Bradley were later among 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*)

When a different Jenny visited the seaside town to help prevent the pier burning down, she briefly bumped into a “butch chick” who she subconsciously remembered as a friend of her local self. She was the first to notice the fire, shouting “Fire! Pier’s on fire, ya wankers!” and other ”British obscenities” as she ran. (PROSE: *Paying It Forward*)
Blue Beetle

## Blue Beetle(Reality Z-25 31-H)

**Blue Beetle** was a superhero with a blue costume, a version of whom existed in Reality Z-25 31-H.

He acted as the leader of the superhero team who tried to fight back against Ro-Man's attempted invasion of Earth in Buranda in the late 2000s. Though putting in a valiant effort, the heroes were ultimately unable to overcome the aliens on their own, with Earth only being saved by the intervention of Stardust the Super-Wizard. (COMIC: *Ruthless Ro-Man*)

## Behind the scenes

The character of Dan Garrett, alias Blue Beetle originally appeared in superhero comics published by the Fox Features Syndicate starting in 1939. He was rebooted by Charlton in 1964 and then replaced in 1966 by the same publisher with an in-universe successor whose civilian identity was Ted Kord. All three original versions of the Beetle are currently in the public domain; it is not clear which of them the Reality Z-25 31-H version of the Beetle seen in *Ruthless Ro-Man* is intended to most closely resemble. Notably, although the copyright to Blue Beetle has elapsed, the *trademark* for the name was acquired by DC, who incorporated Garrett and Kord into their own continuity and introduced a number of variants of the character. Consequently, most other comic publishers wishing to use the character in a major enough capacity that a trademark dispute might emerge have resorted to using alternative names for Dan Garrett's superhero alias, such as Dynamite Entertainment's “Big Blue”.

## External links

* ***Blue Beetle* page on Wikipedia**
* ***Blue Beetle* page on the Public-Domain Super Heroes Wiki**
* ***Blue Beetle* on the *DC Database* Wiki**
Chief Inspector Dennis

In Reality Z-25 31-H, **Chief Inspector Dennis** was a police inspector, part of Scotland Yard, in early 21st century England. She was also the last surviving descendant of the Arthurian knight Sir Dennis of Inde, and became the vessel for his immortal spirit against her will, thus resurrecting “the Blue Knight”.

She oversaw the case with remarkable unflappability when Insecto's Insect People built a giant anthill in the middle of a city near London and started taking it over, not violently but by simply inserting themselves into its daily goings-on and being as rude as possible in the hope that the humans would eventually give up and leave the city to them. She called in the Odds, an American superhero team led by Captain Evening and also including “Jenny”.

   After they dealt with the situation, tricking Insecto into halting his plans and making an oath to ask pleasantly towards the city-dwellers from then on, Dennis was keen to see the American weirdos go back the way they came, but they decided to extend their vacation a little long. (COMIC: *Battle of Britain*) She was called in again due to their actions when they lifted an ancient monolith without permission, freeing the immortal Blue Knight, now reduced a spirit animating hollow armour. Shortly after she arrived on the scene, Merlin appeared, having projected himself from the past to help bring the Knight back to full strength to fulfill his destiny. He cast a powerful space that merged the Knight with his descendant, despite both Dennises' protests that this wasn't what they wanted, leaving the new “Blue Knight” as an amalgam of Sir Dennis and Inspector Dennis, with Inspector Dennis's body inside the Blue Knight armour. (COMIC: *Encore*)
Cars (comic story)

## *Cars*

First page of the story.

***Cars*** was a standalone Jenny Everywhere comic story created in 2002. It is unclear whether the story is unfinished or if it was intentionally hastily made (having been created as part of a twenty-four hour comics challenge), as the five pages which exist are penciled but not inked. The comic is notable as one of the only two Jenny stories ever created by Steven Wintle, Jenny's principal creator; as such, the version of Jenny used is almost exactly the one in the original public-domain sketch created by Wintle. If the story is in fact considered finished in its existing form, then it holds the distinction of being the first completed story to star Jenny Everywhere, having been released in February of 2002, several months before the usual candidate for the title, *Name's Not Down*.

## Contents

### Plot

It's apparently karaoke night at a bar, and Jenny Everywhere sings a flirtatious song to a friend of hers. Things are awkwardly interrupted when Jenny forgets the lyrics.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny

* This story features a version of Jenny with the standard scarf, goggle, short hair and Asian features. She wears a small flower hair-clip.

#### Universes

* This story features no shifting and takes place all in one nondescript universe.

### Continuity

* Steven Wintle returned to Jenny's relationship with her unnamed friend from this story in his single other Jenny Everywhere comic, COMIC: *Tribute*, where the bar they usually meet up at is dubbed the *Flat Earth*.
* This story's incarnation of Jenny was one of the incarnations glimpsed by the Nommo in COMIC: *Say The Word*.

## Behind the scenes

### Background

The image file of the fifth and final known page of the story, as released on Geocities, is actually Page6.jpg; there is no actual Page 5. It is unclear if this was a typo or if a missing Page 5 does exist (or was at some point planned to exist only to never be completed).

The song which Jenny sings is "You're All I've Got Tonight" by American new wave band The Cars, who are presumably the source of the story's title.

### Read online

*Cars* was originally available under the /flatearthcomics/ domain on Geocities, but has since gone offline. We reproduce its six pages here.

Page 1/5.Page 2/5.Page 3/5.Page 4/5.Page 5/5.
### Notes & References

1. ↑ [2]
2. ↑ Barbelith thread
Billy and Trent's father

In one universe, the mother and **father** of Trent and Billy were in charge of a habitat bunker on colony planet until they decided to retire early. Having always favoured Trent, they handed over custody of the bunker to him. Consumed with envy and resentment, a 24-year-old Billy ended up faking evidence that Trent had struck an alliance with the Eagles and leaked it to the Eagles' bitter rivals, the Kievs, thus tricking the Kievs into breaking the truce forbidding them from interfering with civilians and attacking the bunker. They killed Billy and Trent's parents, and the rest of the bunker's inhabitants, while Billy and Trent made their escape. (COMIC: *Betrayal of Brothers*)
Canada

In at least one universe, Steven Wintle was a **Canadian** artist who created the fictional character of Jenny Everywhere in 2002 on the Barbelith forum. (PROSE: *SCP-JEv*)

One universe's incarnation of Jenny Everywhere once foiled a “Florida man”'s bizarre counterfeiting operation, coming home with a nylon bag full of fake Canadian Tire money. When Kim discovered it some time later, she got Jenny to destroy the fake money, but advised her to keep the bag, which was a rather sturdy thing. (PROSE: *Cleaning Day*)
Benton Cinema

**Benton Cinema** was a movie theatre on State Street which existed by 1938 in one universe's Chicago. It was known to Jenny Everywhere, who was directed there by Dusty, who had detected a strange reading coming off from the building. At the time, *War of the Worlds* was playing at the Benton. (COMIC: *Miss Adventure*)
Biggles

**Biggles** was the hero of a pulpy adventure book series in at least one universe. Jenny Cornelius was given a copy of *Biggles Goes to Mars*, an exceedingly rare Biggles, by Mr Fell in exchange for her tracking down a copy of the *Plasmanomicon* for his personal collection. (PROSE: *The Folly of Men*)
Department of Journalism

The **Department of Journalism** was the department of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids which handled the creation of *The Cupid Courier*, the Crew's internal newspaper. It was headed by Journalist-649. (PROSE: *New Warehouse To Be Constructed In The Homeworld*, *Conspiracy-1263 Publicly Accuses the Gang of the Green Gorillas*, *The Case Against Conspiracy*, *Rifts Crisis Officially Over!*) The Department was often pestered by Conspiracy-1263, who wished to get his insane ravings printed in the *Courier*. (PROSE: *The Case Against Conspiracy*)
Beet Feet

**Beet Feet** was a red-spandex-clad speedster superheroine. She and her girlfriend were present at *The Drunken Heroine*, the Heroines Guild's in-house bar in their headquarters in Earth-O147, when Jenny Everywhere visited the bar following her showdown with Amber Kelly. (PROSE: *Downtime*)

## Behind the scenes

As credited in Mattkind's author's comments for the story, this character was created by another DeviantArt user, Atomic Wick.
Batman

Batman on Alicia and Babs's TV screen as they play a video game. (COMIC: Journey Out Of Misery)

## Behind the Scenes

### First seen in

COMIC: *Journey Out Of Misery*
(on screen)

### Also seen in

VIDEO: *Grand Opening*
PROSE: *Open Sourcing*
(mentioned)
COMIC: *The Curse of a Fairly Normal Halloween*
(mentioned)

**Batman**, or **Bruce Wayne**, was a notorious superhero.

## Biography

### In Reality Z-25 31-H

In Reality Z-25 31-H, Alicia and Babs once watched some piece of media featuring Batman on their TV screen while waiting for Kelly to return from her trip to Hell. (COMIC: *Journey Out Of Misery*)

### Visiting the Oasis Springs Nudist Resort

   A version of Batman was one of the guests from across the Multiverse brought to the grand opening of the Oasis Springs Nudist Resort by Jenny Everywhere and Jenny Anywhere. He was seen at a table with Catwoman and a brown-haired woman. Batman and Catwoman had both kept their masks and boots despite otherwise being naked. (VIDEO: *Grand Opening*)

### Mentioned by Peter Griffin

On Halloween night in one universe, Peter Griffin guessed, among other things, that Jenny Everywhere was dressed as Batman, prior to seeing her costume. (COMIC: *The Curse of a Fairly Normal Halloween*)

### Other references

When Wayne Bruce, a man who had been mutated to gain bat-like traits, applied for a job at the Multidimensional Finders Service, he found himself dismissed because Jenny Over-There and the Man in Grey thought he looked suspiciously like Batman. (PROSE: *Open Sourcing*)

## Behind the scenes

Batman is a notorious DC superhero, trademarked and copyrighted. He has indeed appeared in a number of movies, TV shows and video games.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was in 1939's *The Case of the Chemical Syndicate*.

## External links

* ***Batman* on the *DC Database* Wiki**
Burst Lion

**Burst Lion** was a superheroine from Dimension A. In her human identity, she was the unremarkable teen girl **Indy Reed**, but after stealing a magical necklace from a museum, she became the champion of the lion god Rajendra Manjuk and gained the ability to transform at will to the form of a superpowered anthropomorphic lion.

## Description

### Physical appearance

Burst Lion appeared as a lithe anthropomorphic lion with humanoid proportions, a tail tipped with black hair, red fur with a lighter patch on her chest and stomach, and blue hair. She also had triangular blue markings on her cheeks. Her outfit included black boots and black gauntlets, both hemmed with gold, and a black necklace with a purple gem. (COMIC: *Whatever Happened to Jenny Everywhere?!*)

## Biography

### Meeting Jenny Everywhere

   At some point after leaving Reality Z-25 31-H, Jenny Everywhere visited Dimension A and found Burst Lion having a coffee on a café terrace while listlessly looking at her mobile phone. Jenny playfully picked up a chair and whip and tried to engage in “lion-taming”, antics which Burst Lion did not find especially amusing. (COMIC: *Whatever Happened to Jenny Everywhere?!*)

## Behind the scenes

Burst Lion was created by, and belongs to, DeviantArt user burstlion, originally known as adekii on a since-deactivated account. Due to the deactivation of this account, the date and circumstances of her original introduction are currently unknown.
Cameron Campos

**Cameron Campos**, nicknamed **Cam-Cam**, was the young son of Andrea Campos. Despite missing his father, he was supportive of his mother's relationship with Max Murdock.

Before driving to meet Max at *Murry's* jazz club, Andrea left Cameron at his friend Andrew's house. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere is Back for the First Time*)
Biggles Goes to Mars

***Biggles Goes to Mars*** was an exceedingly rare Biggles book in one universe. At some point in the late 1960s, it was lent to Jenny Cornelius by Mr Fell in exchange for her tracking down a copy of the *Plasmanomicon* for his personal collection. She was reading it when she received an urgent phone call from Captain Stewart about a SBS detachment stuck in North Korea who needed her help to slip away without making a fuss. (PROSE: *The Folly of Men*)

## Behind the scenes

The book *Biggles Goes to Mars*, not a part of the real-world *Biggles* series, was brought into Aziraphale's possession at the end of the original *Good Omens* novel by Adam Young when he recreated Aziraphale's bookshop with a few touches of his own. This latter plot point introduces a minor discrepancy in the 1960s setting of *The Folly of Men*, as *Good Omens* quite clearly took place around time of publication, some decades later, and Aziraphale makes it clear he did not have a copy of *Biggles Goes to Mars* beforehand, with the implication that no such book even existed.
Cleric

Clear, a member of an adventuring party in one universe, was a **Cleric**. (COMIC: *Look At His Dead Eyes*)

## Behind the scenes

The members of O.O.P. all have conventional role-playing game classes. A “Cleric” as used in the likes of *Dungeons & Dragons* is defined by Wikipedia as “specializing in healing and supportive magical abilities”.
Child of the Nexus

The **Children of the Nexus**, also known as **Custodians**, **Sliders** or **Shifters**, were a small number of beings in the Multiverse.

Born with the ability to shift easily from one world to the next, they were given access to advanced technology and tasked with protecting the structural integrity of the Multiverse, for example investigating and mending tears that opened from one world to another. In theory, Children of the Nexus were all “each as unique as the universe [they] came from”, although ironically, one Child of the Nexux was none other than an incarnation of Jenny Everywhere, as yet unaware of her other selves' existence.

Before they entered active duty, Children of the Nexus were also made to make oaths of non-interference in the development of whatever civilisations they might encounter on their missions. However, this was not really enforced, and Jenny at least often flouted these particular rules. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere and the Dark Bishop*)
Claus-025

**Claus-025** was a Clockwork Cherub manifestation of Santa Claus who briefly came into existence in the Cupid Homeworld.

Around the time of Christmas 2019, a Copper-Colored Cupid version of Santa Claus began to manifest in the Cupid Homeworld, under the name of ‘Claus-025’ — replacing the original Cherub with that serial number, who seemed to be permanently erased from Time in the process. Claus-025 wore the typical Santa hat and had a pack of reindeer, but Pythagoras-858 prevented him from distributing any presents, tackling him and stuffing him in a burlap sack for the duration of the holiday. When Pythe opened the bag again, Claus-025 had dispersed, leaving behind only a few crumbs of chocolate cake and his hat. Pythe banished these to the Void before releasing the reindeer in a random snowy wilderness. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)
China doll (The Toymaker's Labyrinth)

A **china doll** was one of the misfit toys imprisoned within her Toybox by Madame Tarsa.

The china doll ended up in Wild West Town, where it formed the Plush Posse, a gang of rocking-horse-riding outlaws, together with a plastic elephant and a plush duck. When Pessimist-242 and Larrikin-1029 arrived in Wild West Town during their adventure in Madame Tarsa's Toybox, the Plush Posse had just gotten back into town, and robbed the bank of all its (play) money after tossing Pessimist in a barrel for getting in their way. The Sheriff of Wild West Town briefly mistook the Cupids for new members of the Posse, giving the real outlaws the time they needed to hop onto a passing train, headed for “the big city”. The Sheriff naturally gave chase. (PROSE: *The Toymaker's Labyrinth*)
Boojum

**Boojums** were among the legendary or “fictional” creatures kept in the Zoo of the Strange and Wonderful House, alongside Snarks. It was reportedly hard to tell one from the other. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Zoo*)

## Behind the scenes

Boojums originated in Lewis Carroll's *The Hunting of the Snark*. They are creatures easily mistaken for ordinary Snarks, but which are much more dangerous, having the capacity to make someone vanish from existence completely in an instant. Carroll's text is unclear on whether a Boojum is a variety of Snark, or a distinct but outwardly similar-looking creature.
Cupid (Scaled-Up Soldier)

## Unnamed Cupid

**A Cupid**, of a much more recent Clockwork Cherub type than Colonel-028's Mark I, once remarked to the Colonel on the difference in height between older and younger Cupids. He was aware of the impending manufacturing of the Mark XVIIIs and of some elements of the yet-unborn Mark's design. (COMIC: *Scaled-Up Soldier*)