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Bob (Adventurers and Heroes)

## Bob

In one universe, **Bob** was a yellow balloon. Creed claimed that he was a sentient being due to being filled with Primal Helium, and was a dangerous Rogue. As such, Bob was an official member of O.O.P..

## Description

### Physical appearance

Bob was a yellow balloon with a simplistic face scrawled on it in sharpie. A knife was tied to the bottom of his string. (COMIC: *Look At His Dead Eyes*)

### Personality

Creed insisted that Bob was “vicious”. (COMIC: *Look At His Dead Eyes*)

## Biography

Bob originated as one of the balloons at the birthday part of a child called Billie at some point prior to 2014. (COMIC: *What Primal Helium?*)

   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, a human Paladin, took it upon himself to start off the introductions, also putting himself forward as team leader. The team reacted with skepticism at the idea that Bob was indeed a Rogue, or, as a matter of fact, sentient. Creed insisted, however, describing him as “vicious”. (COMIC: *Look At His Dead Eyes*)

   Creed suggested that “Plan A” be to send in a member of the team in disguise. Sam suggested using her magic to shapeshift a member of the team to look like Ibdis, but Creed dismissed this suggestion, claiming “magic [was] for wimp” — much to Sam's chagrin. Instead, he sent in Bob, “disguised” as a Junterling via a placard claiming he was one. Naturally, Junter and the real Junterling saw right through the ruse. (COMIC: *Pseudo Junterling*) Bob was burst. O.O.P. recovered him, but Clear the Cleric's healing spells proved ineffective on him, and he was pronounced dead. (COMIC: *What Primal Helium?*)
210K Twin-Carbonoid Dualtech Engine

A **210K Twin-Carbonoid Dualtech Engine** was an engine which could be used to power a Void Ship.

The ship-parts seller at the Interdimensional Black Market owned a number of such engines. He traded one to Tracker-764 and Darius to repair Tracker-764's Void Ship in exchange for a cursed ventriloquist's dummy from *Madame Tarsa's Marvelous Dolls and Automatons*. CS-NA successfully used it to repair Tracker's Void Ship, which he was able to fly back to the Cupid Homeworld. (PROSE: *Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market*)
Agrzaan Lurgpin

**Agrzaan Lurgpin** was an Orc con artist.

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; Agrzaan 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, including Agrzaan.

Agrzaan's task, once at the mansion, was to go down into the vaults alongside Jenny to seek the Time Crystal. There, they were confronted with an East India Company mobile drone cannon, but managed to fight it off, Agrzaan using a smoke bomb to confuse it (allowing Jenny to wrestle with it) before finsihing it off by stabbing it in the engine with his “thunderbolt-iron dagger”. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)

## Behind the scenes

Agrzaan Lurgpin's occupation as a burglar makes it clear his name is an “Orckish” pun on Arsène Lupin. It is unclear if he is the Collapsed Cosmos's actual version of Lupin, or if the name is simply a reference.
Alan Moore

In the Collapsed Cosmos, Jenny Everywhere knew of **Moore**, alongside Moorcock and Morrison, as one of the leading figures of “60s-80s counterculture British media”.

Jenny, whose memories of her true multi-dimensional nature had been suppressed, believed that her childhood “fancies” of being an interdimensional adventurer had been inspired, among other things, by Moorcock, Moore and Morrison's work, mixed up with “half-digested occultism and quantum physics”. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)
Barbelith Baristas (short story)

## *Barbelith Baristas*

***Barbelith Baristas*** was Laura Seabrook's contribution to Jenny Everywhere Day 2022 (though released far in advance). It comprised a narrative prose blurb and a single full-colour illustration.

## Contents

### Plot

In the Bohemian District of Interstitial City, a “roving photosec bot” snaps up a picture of the crowd outside the *Barbelith Baristas*, a popular bar, to be used in a brochure. Front row is Jenny Everywhere holding a “take-away Raktajino” and looking directly at the camera; elsewhere, Professor Cabbage is being served a drink by a WaitBot while enjoying Homunculus Noodles from the nearby Burroughs Cafeteria, a version of Neeta is sitting close to one of the city's sanitation workers, “one of the Octobrianas” is enjoying a jog with “one of the Rabiahonas”, and a tourist who made the mistake of ordering “the house brew” at Kondut's is being tended to by a paramedic.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny Everywhere

* Jenny appears in an incarnation with pale, slightly yellowish skin, green eyes, and light brown hair. She wears a gray jacket and a light-cyan scarf, and her long nails are painted to match the latter. The authors of the brochure have also heard her referred to as “Mary” and believe “Jenny Everywhere” to be “her working name”.

#### Octobriana

* There are apparently multiple Octobrianas in the City as a matter of public record. “One of the Octobrianas” is enjoying a jog with “one of the Rabiahonas”. She is somewhat heavy set, has paler skin than Jenny and curly brown hair. She is wearing surprisingly mundane, sporty clothes, mostly blue with a reddish-pink sweater.

#### Neeta

* There are apparently multiple Octobrianas in the City as a matter of public record. Neeta appears in a version with the standard look, sitting in front of the *Barbelith Baristas*.

#### Other

* Drinks served at the *Barbelith Baristas* include, in addition to the Raktajino, the Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster, Brawndo, Shoggoth's Old Peculiar Ale, Bantha milk, “Cardamom and Melange”, Flaming Moe, and “the Interstitial Special”.
* The brochure includes a warning that “any local Magistrate” of Interstitial City will dismiss attempts at complaints or litigation for harm undergone in the Bohemian District by tourists, who visit only at their own risk.

### Continuity

* Professor Cabbage had been introduced a few months earlier in Laura Seabrook's own PROSE: *Professor Cabbage and the Indifference Engine*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The story isavailable to read for free on the author's Tumblr blog, on the Jenny Everywhere Day website and on DeviantArt.
Anchor

An **Anchor** was an individual with whom a Shifter formed a bond to “anchor” themselves to the particular universe to which the Anchor was native.

The process caused a great shock to the Anchor, but allowed the Shifter to gain all the relevant information about their surroundings that they would possess if they were themselves a native, as well as slightly shifting their appearance to match said surroundings. Jenny Everywhere's Anchors gained the ability to follow her into the Infinite.

One Jenny made one version of Michael Wherever an Anchor. (COMIC: *The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles*) Possibly as an unintended side-effect of this process, he gained teleportation powers of his own. (COMIC: *Untitled*) This Jenny was criticised by some of her friends for having a tendency to get too attached to her Anchors, whom she tended to take on as companions; Raleigh believed that this had ultimately led her astray with Michael.

It was again demonstrated when, after falling into one universe while fighting Nyx, she turned the pacifist monk Julian into an Anchor. After Nyx set in motion an explosion that would destroy the planet, Jenny saved Julian by bringing him to the Infinite, with him thus becomign the only survivor of his homeworld. (COMIC: *The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles*)
Astral plane

Many universes had a layer of reality referred to as the **astral plane**.

In the Collapsed Cosmos, Jenny Everywhere would later reminisce with Glendalf about fighting Lord Grallyx “on the astral plane”. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)

Before she got her voice under control, Sophie Everytime's eldritch voice inherited from Lord Thymon disturbed “the astral plane” every time she spoke. (PROSE: *Family Business*)
Apple

Hallway - P13 in the Strange and Wonderful House was once described as having “contours, rather than angles” in **Apple** fashion. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *Hallway P-13*)

## Behind the scenes

This is evidently an allusion to the company Apple, whose products tend to have rounded angles rather than sharp ones.
Alexander the Great's conquest of Persia

## Actors

In Reality Z-25 31-H, according to Nula, **Alexander the Great's conquest of Persia** was motivated as much by Alexander's desire to claim the Philosopher's Stone as anything else. Though he was successful in claiming the gem, he never got to use it, as he died shortly after; the Stone then passed to Ptolemy of Egypt. (COMIC: *Nula! Naked and Alone!*)
1001 Nights

When trying to convince a reluctant Jenny Everywhere to tell them some stories, Garsecg suggested that she “pretend [Garsecg was] an evil king who marries a woman every day and puts her to death”, a reference to the ***1001 Nights*** which Jenny evidently understood, noting that if she actually were in such a situation she would obviously overthrow the evil king and take over the kingdom. (PROSE: *Writer's Block, Redux, Again*)
Bohemian District

Interstitial City had a **Bohemian District**, where versions of Jenny Everywhere, Neeta and Octobriana could sometimes be found. It was a picturesque but dangerous place, and tourist brochures advertising it specified that tourists visited at their own risk, with the City accepting no legal liability for death or injury sustained during a trip through the District. The District's unofficial heart was the *Barbelith Baristas*. (PROSE: *Barbelith Baristas*)
Agent (SCP-JEv)

In one universe, a female **agent** of the SCP Foundation, whose name was redacted in the file subsequently written about the incident, went missing in action in mysterious circumstances. In her absence, Jenny Everywhere used her credentials to log into the SCP Foundation's databases. She had no knowledge of the agent or her current whereabouts, having simply plucked the login information out of her arbitrarily large pool of knowledge when it became necessary; she was displeased to learn that the agent was potentially in danger. Some time after Jenny's visit, it was, however, confirmed by the Foundation that the agent had not just gone missing, but actually been killed. (PROSE: *SCP-JEv*)
Alice

When the Man in Grey wrote a Pride Month announcement for the Multidimensional Finders Service, he mistakenly used “friend of **Alice**” as a euphemism for “gay”, instead of “friend of Dorothy”. (PROSE: *A Series of Queer Events*)

## Behind the scenes

This is manifestly an allusion to the main character of *Alice's Adventures in Wonderland*. It has often been noted that *The Wonderful Wizard of Oz* has a similar structure to *Wonderland*, with Dorothy in place of Alice.
Aitar

**Aitar** was acompanion of one incarnation of Jenny Everywhere.

Aitar was a wizard, zealously committed to Magic, which he viewed as “the only pure science”. He was “a handsome figure, young in appearance but with short white hair”. When he cast magic or prepared to cast it, strange symbols appeared around his hands.

At some point, Aitar started travelling the Multiverse with Jenny as part of a group of friends which also included Rae, the Abstract of Luminance, as well as Ace, Ellison and Krystal. Their “home base” was a vast spaceship of unclear nature and purpose.

At some point, they were forcibly shifted to a mysterious complex where they were pitted against another team led by a different Jenny in a series of trials. After the other group beat them and got to exit back to their home through a portal, they realised they had no choice but to shift in a second team using the machinery present in the complex, and attempt to beat them. After summoning another Jenny's team and making their way through the trials, however, this Jenny decided to speak up once they reached the final room, explaining the situation to the other group as best she understood it. She proposed that they ignore the intended rules and simply decide between themselves which team would get to leave this time around.

With the other team letting them go, the grateful team made their way through the portal and back home, no closer to figuring out who had set up the complex and why. (GAME: *The Jenny Everywhere Roleplaying Game*)
30 Days of Jenny (series)

The ***30 Days of Jenny*** were a June 2012 event set up by Jeanne Morningstar, during which they created nine main short prose stories featuring various versions of Jenny Everywhere, as well as a sequel to the fourth.

## List of stories

1. *Showdown in the End Times*
2. *The First Voyage* (rereleased as *The Last Voyage*)
3. *Nowhere*
4. *The Oubliette*
5. *The Maids* (part of *Our Strange and Wonderful House*)
6. *Writer’s Block, Redux, Again*
7. *The Grey Stone*
8. *Secret Identity Blues*
9. *Memento Mori*
10. *The Oubliette: Solution*
Baker-954 and the Holiday Cookies (short story)

## *Baker-954 and the Holiday Cookies*

***Baker-954 and the Holiday Cookies*** was a *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* short story written by Lupan Evezan, the third of the *Homeworld Holiday Vignettes*.

## Contents

### Plot

Celebration-665 charges Baker-954, of the Department of Baked Goods, with making some holiday cookies for his pseudo-Christmas celebration, giving him a list of shapes to cut them into. When he comes back later that day, however, he is rather put-out to find that the oblivious Baker has shaped the tree cookies like willow trees, the deer ones like realistic (and angry) deer, the gingerbread-man ones like realistic human men, and the stars as perfect spheres. However, he doesn't find the heart to scold Baker and ends up accepting the cookies as they are.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* The story takes place in the Cupid Homeworld.

### Continuity

* The Cupids' discovery of Christmas traditions sets itself within the framework established by PROSE: *The Frost King's Treasure* with the “Festival of Giving” organised by Celebration-665.
* Baker-954 would go on to appear in the very next *Homeworld Holiday Vignette*, PROSE: *Larrikin and the Christmas Pudding*, and later in PROSE: *Rifts Crisis Officially Over!*.
* Celebration was seen handing out the moose-shaped cookies in the last *Holiday Vignette*, PROSE: *The Copper-Colored Cupids go Caroling*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The story can be read for free on the *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* website.
Barbelith Baristas

The ***Barbelith Baristas*** was a bar in the Bohemian District of Interstitial City, neighbouring Kondut's.

One tourist brochure noted that “many travellers, tourists, and general vagabonds and vagrants, will eventually find themselves at the *Barbelith Baristas*”. One candid photograph of the outside of the building captured a scene featuring versions of Jenny Everywhere, Neeta and Octobriana, as well as Professor Cabbage and Rabiahona. Drinks served there included the Raktajino, the Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster, Brawndo, Shoggoth's Old, Peculiar Ale, Bantha milk, “Cardamom and Melange”, Flaming Moe, and “the Interstitial Special”. (PROSE: *Barbelith Baristas*)
Alan (The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)

One universe's incarnation of Jenny Everywhere, a teenager called Jenny Jacobs, had a boyfriend called **Alan**. He was not as wealthy as the boyfriend of Jenny's sister Julie. When bringing home an alien orb she'd found while on one of her superhero adventures as “the Shifter”, Jenny claimed to Julie that the crystal sphere was simply a bauble bought for her by Alan. (COMIC: *The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles*)

## Behind the scenes

In Benj Christensen's earlier *Infinity Apartment*, a very different incarnation of Jenny Everywhere ended up marrying a man named Alan. This Alan was a non-homicidal vampire, from a different universe than Jenny's, as well as a struggling artist. There is insufficient information in *The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles*, however, to conclude that its Alan was definitively a counterpart of that Alan, rather than some other love interest of Jenny's who happened to share the name.
AXEe

“**AXEe**” was the *Archive Of Our Own* username of a writer, whose bio jokingly described them as living “past the Mists of Avalon and left of Camelot”.

AXEe wrote the Jenny Everywhere novella PROSE: *The Multidimensional Traveler's Almanac* as well as a fanfiction story where Jenny Everywhere interacted with alternative versions of the Doctor and Rose Tyler of *Doctor Who*, PROSE: *Shifting*.
Amazonian jungle

The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids were said to have “fended off the Green Gorillas' advance from the depths of the **Amazonian jungle** to the very North Pole” in the Prime Universe. (PROSE: *The Green Gorillas*)

One universe's Jenny, who often dreamed of adventures her other selves were having, once dreamt of trekking through the Amazon in search of “the treasures of El Dorado”. (PROSE: *The Genesis of Jenny Everywhere*)
Angel Falls

**Angel Falls** was an American coastal city in Reality Z-25 31-H. It was protected by a superhero team known as the Guardians, and was also home to the lawful vampire nightclub known as the *Bleeding Rose*. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 2*) It was nicknamed “the City of Heroes”. (COMIC: *The Search For Kate Five*)

## History

One day, an “alien orphan” was found there. The Guardians took custody of her and, seeking advice from other people used to unusual phenomena, eventually agreed to let Sir James Carey take her back to Cardiff and act as her guardian as she grew up to become Nexus Girl. (PROSE: *Kate Five Extended Bio*)

Six months after she first became possessed by the Symbiote, Kate Five felt herself drawn to Angel Falls. This would prove an unfelicitous hunch as she was drawn into battle by Guardian Ms. Blitzen, who managed to separate part of the Symbiote from her, although she prevailed against her in the end. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 2*) After Kate was routed by PhyreFrost, Ms. Blitzen was brought to the “renowned” Angel Falls medical centre, where she was also visited by Section P as well as her fellow Guardian, Hailey Storm. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 3*)

Together with Blitzen's elemental Prince Ozarion, her Atlantean lover Matthias Geist, and his brother-in-law Rhomerho Kel Llurian, Hailey set out the following night to track down the “alien parasite”. (PROSE: *Angel Falls: Vengeance Sought*) They found her hiding out in a deserted industrial area near the coastline, having killed multiple people in an effort to quickly replenish her strength. They made short work of defeating her, and managed to separate the symbiote from her, delivering both into the custody of British authorities. (PROSE: *Angel Falls: Vengeance*)

Shortly after Kate's rampage in Angel Falls, she was smuggled out of containment by an unknown party (secretly her twin sister Kimmy). After a few weeks of no news surfacing (as Kate was being held captive and studied by her sister), Nexus Girl and Battle Angel returned to Angel Falls, visiting the *Bleeding Rose* in the hope of picking up her trail after she'd disappeared once again. Impressed with Battle Angel's insistence that her friend was still good deep down and merely driven to evil acts by the Symbiote's influence, Marcus agreed to help the heroines. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 4*) Shortly after returning from having flown them to Sark Island, he ran into two more visitors who were looking for Kate: Centennia and Captain Perfect, and likewise helped them get to the Ohmega base. (COMIC: *The Search For Kate Five*)

## Behind the scenes

Though not open-source, Angel Falls was a shared setting participated in by many DeviantArt artists as part of the Angel-FallsDA group.
21-419

**The Ancient One** was the founder of the Order of the Automata, appearing as a humanoid copper robot, faintly resembling a Clockwork Cherub. **21-419** was one of the younger robots in the Order of the Automata, a long-suffering confidant to the Captain of the Order of the Automata's Void Ship.

## Biography

He was by the Captain's side throughout the execution of the Captain's ill-thought-out plan to capture Marksmanship-522, who was believed by the Captain to be the reincarnation of the Ancient One, and then beam him directly into the throne room of the Salamandyr Emperor in order to have him halt the Salamandyrs' invasion of Automatia. After Marksmanship succeeded by sheer luck, only to witness the now-moot return of the real Ancient One, 21-419 was tasked with piloting the Void Ship to take Marksmanship back to the Interdimensional Tavern, from which he had been abducted. (PROSE: *Peace and Quiet*)

Some time later, as Christmas preparations started in Automatia, the four-armed Captain gave the Ancient One a tour of the realm to show him what he'd missed, with 21-419 toddling along. As they were passing through the market-place, they received a letter delivered by the Interdimensional Post Office, addressed to the Ancient One and inviting him to a quest for treasure in the Land of Manik. However, deeming that it was to soon after his resurrection to go gallivanting off on more adventures, the Ancient One passed on the opportunity, but gave his invitation to 21-419, who went instead.

It subsequently transpired that the invitation was one of many which been sent as a trap by Darius, to any and everyone against whom he had any kind of grudge — a list which also included the Copper-Colored Cupids, the Interdimensional Tavern's waitstaff, Madame Tarsa, and legitimately-dangerous parties such as the Retconning Crocodiles and the Five Surviving Wellsians. However, he was soundly defeated by 21-419 and the other treasure-seekers, who discovered that the treasure was real after all. Having heard that the Ancient One was unhappy with the simple wooden chair he used as a throne, which made his joints ache, 21-419 retrieved an ornate throne from the hoard and brought it back to Automatia as a gift for the Ancient One, in addition to the treasure he'd selected for himself, a “lovely goblet” which he intended to use “for holding oil in”. (PROSE: *The Frost King's Treasure*)
Alan Douglas

**Alan Douglas** was a “British Superspy”. Jenny Over-There thoughtlessly gave away his location to Dyatlov Kruchenkov when Kruchenkov phoned the Multidimensional Finders Service to ask for it, and quickly realised that she “may have messed up” in doing so. (PROSE: *The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There*)

## Behind the scenes

Alan Douglas was the civilian identity of “British Agent 99”, who appeared in Harvey Comics' *Pocket Comics* in the early 1940s. The character subsequently lapsed into the public domain.

## External links

* ***British Agent 99* on the Public Domain Super-Heroes Wiki**
Abraham Zapruder

**Abraham Zapruder** was a man who filmed John F. Kennedy's car as it traversed the Dealy Plaza.

One version of Jenny had seen Zapruder's film from a version of reality where Kennedy's assassination was successful prior to changing history in one universe by shooting the would-be assassin before he could take his shot. She knew that in this reality too, Zapruder was shooting his film, which would obviously turn out to be of much lesser historical value. (PROSE: *Fragment: Guinevere and Mordred*)
Alice (Magic Trick)

**Alice** was a character in a 21st century soap opera with intricate romantic plotlines that the Prime Universe Aphrodite enjoyed watching. She was an ex of the central character Anthony, who still harboured secret feelings for her, but the villainous Aunt Eileen objected to them getting together and kept trying to ruin the relationship. 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*)
150 Chaotic Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids Chortlers

***150 Chaotic Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids Chortlers*** was a 120 page paperback of unknown authorship, containing far too many *very* lame jokes about the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, and found without any known provenance in the Cupid Archives upon the Cupid Homeworld. The book has been securely contained by the Cupids to prevent any luckless person from accidentally reading it. (PROSE: *150 Chaotic Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids Chortlers*)
Child (The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There)

As part of her work for the Multidimensional Finders Service, Jenny Over-There once helped a “**kid**” find a golden ticket. (PROSE: *The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There*)

## Behind the scenes

Golden tickets were involved in the plot of Roald Dahl's *Charlie and the Chocolate Factory*, where a small number of such tickets were spread around the world by Willy Wonka, allowing whatever child found them to take part in a tour of the titular magical Chocolate Factory. It is not clear if the “kid” who Jenny helps find a ticket is one of the five kids who get to visit the Factory within the books, acquiring their ticket in a different way than portrayed in the canonical narrative, or if it is a different child entirely.
Adhan

In one universe, Merlin, then still known as “Ambrosius”, told a version of Jenny Everywhere that **his mother'**had told him that his grandfather had been a king. He also told her that he himself “didn't have a father”. (PROSE: *Close Encounter of the Bird Kind*)

## Behind the scenes

In the earliest version of the Prose *Brut*, Merlin's mother is named “Adhan” and identified as the daughter of the obscure historical British King Aurelius Conanus, here “King Conaan”. Ironically, Aurelius Conanus is believed to have been a descendant of the historical Ambrosius Aurelianius, legendary accounts of whose life were later incorporated into the legends of King Arthur and Merlin — being the reason Merlin's birth name is sometimes given as “Ambrosius”, as is the case in *Close Encounter of the Bird Kind*. There is no historical support for Adhan's existence.

Most Arthurian sources depict Merlin's (usually-unnamed) mother as a nun who was impregnated by a demon, a fact hinted at in *Close Encounter of the Bird Kind* by Merlin's statement that he “doesn't have a father”.
Angel (Pit Stop)

An **Angel** materialised in the parking lot near Jenny Everywhere's home in one universe, immediately after Genevieve, Princess of Everywhere's dream spinner had departed. As it appeared, a thunderous boom shook the street and a bright light shone; seeing the ensuing panic, the Angel quickly told the “mortals”, in a reverberant voice, to “be not afraid”. This did little to calm down the panicking crowd. (PROSE: *Pit Stop*)

## Behind the scenes

Although the entity in the cliffhanger at the end of *Pit Stop* is not explicitly identified as an Angel, “Be not afraid” is the conventional translation of the phrase uttered by Old Testament angels when showing themselves to humans.
Ally Builds a Snowman (short story)

## *Ally Builds a Snowman*

***Ally Builds a Snowman*** was a *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* short story written by Lupan Evezan, the second of the *Homeworld Holiday Vignettes*.

## Contents

### Plot

Pessimist-242 has been dragged to the Prime Earth by Ally-1243 in order to frolic in a field of snow. Pessimist is characteristically unenthusiastic, but Ally is undeterred and sets about showing him various snow-related activities, such as making snow angels, sledding, ice-skating, building snow-forts, and snowball fights, none of which prove to his taste, with most of them ending up as slapstick disasters anyway. His last idea is to build a snowman; Pessimist tries to get away by climbing up a hill, only to trip, fall, and find himself rolled *into* a large snowball which Ally obliviously uses as the body of his snowman. After he completes it, Pessimist manages to poke his legs out from underneath and begin walking about in an effort to free himself from the snow, causing Ally to believe that his snowman has magically come to life; after Pessimist begins running towards the nearby village, Ally wonders if this is more of a dangerous snow *monster* than a snowman. After colliding with a rock, Pessimist finally reemerges from the snow, with Ally believing that the other Cupid has defeated the snow-monster somehow, a notion which the weary Pessimist does not bother to contradict.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* The story takes place in the Prime Universe.

### Continuity

* The Cupids' discovery of Christmas traditions sets itself within the framework established by PROSE: *The Frost King's Treasure* with the “Festival of Giving” organised by Celebration-665.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The story can be read for free on the *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* website.
Adromedian Jungle

The **Adromedian Jungle** was a jungle from one universe which was notable for its ability to move, as a solid unit, from one location to another. Ecological scientists had to build a giant ambulatory tower, the Adromedi Jungle Observation Tower, to keep track of its movements. (PROSE: *Century Smith and the Time Terror*)
Archie Andrews

**A. Andrews** was a “known associate” of Jenny Everywhere according to a wanted poster about her. (PROSE: *Wanted for Questioning*)

## Behind the scenes

   Archie Andrews is the titular protagonist of Archie Comics as well as various properties derived from it, including the reboot TV series *Riverdale*.

## External links

* ***Archie Andrews* on the Archie Comics Wiki**
Allac-Ur

**Allac-Ur** was a Wellsian holiday, equivalent to Christmas. It involved gathering around a tall stalk of Red Weed singing “ancient songs of Wellsia”, and the sharing of presents. The soul of the celebration happened when the Red Weed hit “peak bioluminescence”. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*, *The Frost King's Treasure*) The ringing of a bell of a particular size and sound was also involved. Allac-Ur was the Wellsians' most important holiday, and the only one Karshassinwellshkhan III had allowed them to celebrate in the last years of the original Wellsian Empire. (PROSE: *The Frost King's Treasure*)
Amnesia orb

An **amnesia orb** was a “mystical sphere the size of a golf ball that disrupts the short-term memory of anyone who looks at it”.

At some point, Jenny Everywhere acquired one, which she placed in her closet. During their great cleaning-out of the closet and the many strange items therein, Jenny and Kim found the orb several times only to forget its existence and lose it again. Eventually, Jenny thought to wrap it in a T-shirt while she still had her eyes on it, allowing Kim to place it in an opaque, labeled box without being influenced by its memory-erasing powers. The box was then stacked atop that containing the Crown of the Vampire King. (PROSE: *Cleaning Day*)
Alistair Neezley's Void Ship

Alistair Neezley owned an “outdated, but sleek-looking” **Void Ship**.

He took it for a spin after living the Interdimensional Tavern out of embarrassment over not knowing where the Cupid Homeworld was. Darius later saw him returning and parking it in front of the Tavern before heading back inside, ready to begin another tall tale. (PROSE: *Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market*)
14th Cosmos

The **14th Cosmos** was one of the universes known to the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. The SavageMen were native to it.

Cupid Fact File #598 predated the Incident Report on the late-2019 Skirmish at the Cupid Theatre and described the 14th Cosmos and its “anomalous properties”. Its contents were apparently sufficiently well-known for a reference to the 14th Cosmos to be introduced to the script of *The Moonbeams* in the hope that Cupid viewers would make the connection to the 14th Cosmos's anomalous properties and thus shrug off the accidental plot holes introduced by the cartoon's juxtaposition with *The Death? Planned It!* regarding the backstory of the purportedly-fictional SavageMen.

Shortly after the premiere, however, a temporary Rift opened between the Cosmos and the Cupid Homeworld, allowing a group of real, live SavageMen to enter Judicator-337's office. Resolving the copyright dispute between Sketchbook-430 and Paintbrush-122 regarding the design of the SavageMen as seen in the cartoons, the real SavageMen asserted their ownership of their *own* copyright, as apparently affirmed by “the Supreme Court of the Fourteenth Cosmos”, before departing again through the Rift, which subsequently closed. (PROSE: *Plagiarism of the SavageMen*)

## Behind the scenes

As *Plagiarism of the SavageMen* was a satirical riff on a then-ongoing controversy in *Doctor Who* fandom regarding the Cybermen, the cartoons *The Death? Planned It!* and *The Moonbeams* are named as comical analogues for the first two *Doctor Who* episodes featuring the Cybermen, entitled *The Tenth Planet* and *The Moonbase*. In the latter, the Cybermen claimed to have previously encountered on “Planet 14”, an apparent misremembering of the Cyberman planet's numbering as “the Tenth Planet” in the earliest story, which would go on to raise many questions in later *Who* works attempting to address the continuity of the Cybermen.

Although the SavageMen are real within the 14th Cosmos, it has yet to be clarified whether it also houses real versions of other elements of the *Rainbow Adventures* series, which is usually depicted as purely fictional in-universe as far as most references to it in *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* are concerned.
Christian Ward

**Christian Ward** drew the cover and back-cover of the “*Jenny Everywhere* #1” issue in which COMIC: *When Casting Calls* was published.

His bio on his official website read:

Some of his clients include Marvel Comics, Dynamite Entertainment, The Guardian, Fence Records and Forbidden Planet amongst others.

## External links

* **Official website**
* **Official Tumblr blog**
* **Official Twitter account**
April Fools' Day

**April Fools' Day** was a holiday celebrating fun, jokes and pranks.

The Faction of the Fooling Fish considered April Fools' Day the most important day of the year, given their *modus operandi*. When they decided to make a concerted effort to reintroduce themselves to the Multiverse after acquiring a tachyonic sailing ship, they did so on April Fools' Day, playing complex but well-intentioned tricks on multiple people and groups across the dimensions, including a group of incarnations of Jenny Everywhere. (PROSE: *Multiversal Mischief*)

In a metafictional sense, reality was more fluid on April Fools' Day, with the “Rule of Funny” reigning supreme. Lord Grallyx once attempted to take advantage of this to defeat Jenny Everywhere by breaking the Fourth Wall and editing the Jenny Everywhere Wiki, but was ultimately unsuccessful because April Fools' Day stories had no power to affect the canonical status-quo, as Jenny gleefully informed him. (PROSE: *The Wiki Adventures of Lord Grallyx*)

In one universe, the door of the apartment belonging to Jenny's neighbour David Lowe, which should have borne the number “10”, became adorned with an aleph-null instead as an April Fools' prank which preteen genius Eric thought absolutely hilarious, and which also made Kim “snigger”. (PROSE: *Morning After*)

In Reality Z-25 31-H, Kate Five happened to be born on April 1st, 1992. (PROSE: *Kate Five Extended Bio*)

## Behind the scenes

In the real world, numerous Jenny Everywhere-related stories have been released on April Fools' Day.
Attila the Hun

In Reality Z-25 31-H, **Attila the Hun** was one of the most evil people in human history. Accordingly, he was buried in a special graveyard which was also home to the remains of Jack the Ripper, Vlad the Impaler and (until he rose from the dead) Armstrong Fatbuckle. (COMIC: *Hell Is Too Good For Him*)
Air-taxi

In one universe, **air-taxis** were common in the futuristic New York City in which the Magician from Mars operated. They were flying spherical vehicles with a clear top half and a red bottom half. They had a separate compartment for the driver at the front.

Though capable of flying by herself, the Magician called an air-taxi for herself and a man she saved from jumping off the Manhattan Bridge, so that he could tell her about his woes privately as they flew. (COMIC: *On Earth*)
Anna Atom vs Max Atom (short story)

## *Anna Atom vs Max Atom*

First illustration of the story.

***Anna Atom vs Max Atom*** was short illustratedstory, released as part of Paul Hoppe's webcomic *The Cosmic Beholder*. A short interlude, it introduced the open-source characters of Anna Atom and Max Atom to the cast.

## Contents

### Plot

Max Atom was hailed for years as the greatest superhero of Earth-K. However, over time, he got tougher and more authoritarian in how he wielded his power, while his daughter Anna Atom, who inherited his powers and calling, has been advocating for a more open, transparent era of superheroics, in service to the public instead of her father's patronising dealing out of justice. Eventually, they come to blow, but when their final, equal strikes cause a massive explosion, the dust clears with both superpowered beings having vanished into thin air. While many assume that they simply annihilated each other, they actually ripped a hole into the very fabric of the universe, throwing them through a transdimensional maelstrom “into some different, far away dimension” — which turns out to be none other than Reality Z-25 31-H.

As they rematerialise in a New York City quite like their own, Anna resumes fighting Max, who soon pretends to falter under her furious blows, until the local authorities — with no context for the fight — swoop in and arrest Anna as a possible supervillains, while Max gets to be treated as a blameless victim, especially as Mayor Wilson recalls seeing him among the gathered multiversal superheroes during the “Indefinite Crisis of the Universe event” some years ago. Thus, Anna is arrested — too angry for words when Amanda Allen tries to interview her for Channel 6 — and taken into custody by people in opaque masques who don't look like police at all, while Max basks in glory, with the Protectors' very own Kate Kerrigan is already trying to recruit him.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* This story opens in “the reality that is inhabited by Earth-K” (often referred to as simply Earth-K for short as per the superhero convention). The characters then travel to Reality Z-25 31-H through a transdimensional maelstrom.

#### Other

* Max and Anna Atom's powers are “nuclear-fueled”.

### Continuity

* Mayor Wilson, the mayor of New York City in Reality Z-25 31-H, was previously seen in COMIC: *Meanwhile, On Earth* and referenced in COMIC: *Meanwhile, In Queens*.
* Amanda Allen was previously seen in COMIC: *Journey Out Of Misery* and COMIC: *Chasing Shadows*.
* Kate Kerrigan, spokeswoman of the Protectors, previously appeared in COMIC: *Meanwhile, In Queens* and COMIC: *Epilogue to Destruction*.
* The masked troopers who take Anna Atom in custody, wrapping her in “power-dampening chains”, are recognisable as Ohmega troops as previously seen in COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 6* and COMIC: *The Search For Kate Five*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Anna Atom vs Max Atom* is available online on the *Cosmic Beholder* blog, starting here.
Baron Frankenstein

In many realities, the **Baron Victor von Frankenstein** was an infamous mad scientist who turned his genius to the creation of artificial flesh creatures, the first and most famous of whom was Frankenstein's Monster. In some worlds, he was a fictional archetype, while in others he was a real man.

## Description

### Physical appearance

The version of Frankenstein known to the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids was an old man who resembled Boris Karloff. He had steel-grey eyes and a “shock of white hair”, and habitually wore a stained labcoat. He also carried a pair of rusting safety goggles around his neck. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)

### Personality

Frankenstein was a consummate scientist who loved nothing more than his work, particularly insofar as it involved pushing the boundaries of what was thought possible. His attitude to his work was scrupulously amoral, continuing his experiments throughout his life without *intending* to bring about tragedies, but having no visible remorse at those of his past failures which did so. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)

### Powers & abilities

Pythagoras-858 considered Frankenstein to be a genius on par with Sherlock Holmes. He was the originator of, and the living end on, a new branch of the medical sciences to do with the recomposition and reanimation of dead flesh. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)

## Biography

### In Frankenstein's World

In one world, Baron Frankenstein survived his first creation's vengeful, confused rampage, although the Monster “nearly killed [him]”. He continued his experiments throughout his life, stocking the crumbling Castle Frankenstein with a supply of bodies to work from. At some point, the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids came across him and established some kind of arrangement with him, with one of their numbers apprenticing himself to the Baron and even taking his name.

Decades later from the Crew's perspective, but possibly less from the Baron's, he received a visit from Pythagoras-858 and Sherlock Holmes, who asked for his insights about the psychology of artificial beings rebelling against their creators, as part of their investigation in the mysterious freezing of Madame Tarsa into a magical block of ice and the theft of her cane. The Baron's stories of how his Monster had blended in with the criminal element inspired Pythe to next go looking for Tarsa's hypothesised rebellious creation in the Interdimensional Black Market. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)

### In the Prime Universe

In the “Prime Universe”, Sherlock Holmes knew of “Victor von Frankenstein” as a fictional character. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)
Beany's CPS case worker

Beany mentions his CPS case worker. (COMIC: Pop Culture Collision)

Beany once claimed to have **a CPS case worker**.

## Biography

When Jenny Everywhere sailed the *Leakin' Lena* towards Kanto with Beany and Cecil aboard, Beany asked whether it was safe, noting how his CPS case worker would get about such things. (COMIC: *Pop Culture Collision*)
Ballad of Yorp

The Interdimensional Tavern's 2019 mashup Halloween party, made up of traditions from the Halloweens and analogues of a huge sampling of universes, included “jack o’lanterns lin[ing] the tables as Rope-Bellied Sorpwhagglers screeched out the traditional **ballad of Yorp**”. (PROSE: *The Ghosts and the Machine*)

## Behind the scenes

Whether the Sorpwhagglers are a species, a culture, on occupation, a title, or even a construct is unclear.
Bonham

**Bonham**, King of Hoppas, was the main antagonist of the *Super Benito Siblings* franchise in the 925th Universe. In early material, he was sometimes known as “the **Grand Demon King Bonham**” and “**Bonham the Great**”, but “none of those titles [were] used [past] 1987”. In the 21st century, as part of a partnership between Kyujudo and the Wilt Dibbsy Corporation, a *Super Benito Siblings* film was released, with actor and comedian Dwight White playing Bonham. On one occasion, an incarnation of Bunny Nullhare, a Null-entity who acted as Bunny Everyhare's natural opposite, manifested in the 925th Universe as a copy of Bonham. Sounding like White, this Bonham appeared as a “portly, mustachioed, blue-furred cartoon hare with beady red eyes, easily nine feet tall”, and commanded a hovercraft with a mounted cannon. After being made to realise his true nature, this Bonham eventually chose to cease to exist, returning to the Null. (PROSE: *Who Laws the Lawyers?*)

## Behind the scenes

Bonham is a parody of the *Super Mario Brothers* franchise's principal antagonist, known in the original version as Koopa and in most English localisations as Bowser, and who ruled as King of the Koopas.
Candy Forest

The **Candy Forest** was a location in Reality B-89 54-Z, part of the land of Sucria.

The witch Grandmother Ginger originally lived in a shack on the edge of the Candy Forest. When a version of Jenny Everywhere from another universe visited the Forest in search of Ginger, however, she had been chased deeper into the forest by another witch with whom she was feuding, Old Mother Westwind. (PROSE: *The Apocryphal Journeys of Jenny Everywhere*)
Brad Mason

In one universe, **Brad Mason**, married to Julie Mason, was a businessman, nudist, and friend of Jenny Everywhere and Jenny Anywhere.

With his wife's help, he intended to open the Oasis Springs Nudist Resort, notably handling the online publicity. On their planned opening day, they were dismayed to find that only one guy had shown up for the grand opening. Two days later, however, a more proper launch was arranged by the Jennies, who brought guests from across the Multiverse. While Julie manned the front desk, Brad was seated at a table in the main area with Jenny Everywhere and Black Widow, enjoying the day's success. (PROSE: *Grand Opening*)
Bisclavret

**Bisclavret** once called the Multidimensional Finders Service, asking “where his skin was”. Jenny Over-There, who got the impression that he was “a dog or something”, told him that his skin was currently around his bones before hanging up. (PROSE: *A Series of Queer Events*)

## Behind the scenes

The brief allusion to Bisclavret in *A Series of Queer Events* is a bit of referential gallows-humour for anyone familiar with the 12th-century *lai*, the gist of which shows that Bisclavret was a werewolf whose cheating wife hid his human skin from him, preventing him from returning to human form.
Cat

**Cats** were often kept as pets by humans and other humanoids. Some were more intelligent than they appeared.

## History

At least one incarnation of Jenny Everywhere was a cat. (COMIC: *The Death of Jenny Everywhere*)

In the universe where Jenny Everywhere and Kim were roommates, one of their neighbours was Thoth, a talking cat. He lived with a wizard called Steven Lucas, but frequently claimed that he was the primary tenant and Steven was his familiar, rather than the other way around. Kim doubted this, noting that cats were often known for being liars. (PROSE: *Fragment: Fanfic Critique*, *Morning After*) Another one of Jenny and Kim's neighbours, Professor Awesome, created a robot cat at the age of nine, one of his earliest displays of precocious engineering genius. (PROSE: *Pit Stop*)

In one futuristic universe, Altern SmartPets included artificial cats. One such SmartCat was later reprogrammed to act as a librarian at the Neptunian Orbital University, and was encountered by the local Jenny Everywhere and Laura Drake during their first adventure together. (PROSE: *Extradimensional Experiments*)
Boy (The Interlude of Jenny Everywhere)

## Unnamed boy

In Dimension 77, a local thirteen-year-old, red-haired **boy** witnessed Jenny Everywhere's materialisation in the meadow near Thurles, Tipperary where the Lurigadawne of Tipperary made his home. The boy had a keen interest in folklore, and assumed Jenny to be a faerie, an impression Jenny did her best to keep up as she questioned the boy for information on the Lurigadawne's possible whereabouts. After determining that she'd have to look for the magically-hidden entrance to his home, and reasoning that he wouldn't want its location discovered by an ordinary human, Jenny gently told the boy to leave, compensating him with a “boon” in gold coins (shifted over from the Interdimensional Vault). (PROSE: *The Interlude of Jenny Everywhere*)