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2014 KAMeo Kaper (comic story)

## *2014 KAMeo Kaper*

First page of the story.

***2014 KAMeo Kaper*** was the 5-page storyline constituting the involvement of the webcomic *The KAMics* in the *Halloween Cameo Caper 2014* webcomic crossover event. As per the spirit of the crossover, it included cameo appearances by characters from multiple other webcomics participating in the event, the conceit being that each webcomic's Kokotomo story was taking place in the same place as, and simultaneously with, all the others.

## Contents

### Plot

After losing their money — and even their trademark revealing armour — at a casino, ex-Valkyries Gertrude and Brunhilda get a lucky break when they receive an invitation to Kokotomo Island. After acquiring new swimsuits, they make their way to the island, where they hang out on the beach and socialise with other visitors. Gertrude is briefly puzzled when she meets what appears to be a duplicate of herself, but after the other Gertrude reveals herself as a shapeshifted Freya, she disappears, telling a baffled Gertrude not to let on to anyone that she visited Kokotomo.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* The story begins in the Valkyries' home universe, and takes them to Kokotomo Island, shown elsewhere to be an interdimensional hub of some sort.

#### Other

* Gertrude claims that she was once an actual queen.
* Wolverine is seen arguing with Koi Lusa.
* Freya is described as “the Norse goddess of Sex, as well as the leader of he Valkyries”.

### Continuity

* Guests at Kokotomo Island concurrently with the two Valkyries include Ibdis, (COMIC: *A Letter From Beyond*) Grey Fox, (COMIC: *SandyGram*) Gin, (COMIC: *The Gingerbread Man Halloween Special 2014*) Aggie, (COMIC: *Caper 2014*, *Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014*) Merv the Griffin, (COMIC: *Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014*) Nintendo, (COMIC: *Halloween Caper*) Victory, (COMIC: *Victory Halloween Special 2014*) Koi Lusa, (COMIC: *Fantasy*) Supertrans and Pinball, (COMIC: *Kokotomo*, *Wish You Were Here*) and Marie-Ange Lebeau. (COMIC: *The Halloween Caper*)
* Gertrude and Brunhilda's adventures on Kokotomo Island were also showcased in COMIC: *Caper 2014 Bikini Babes* and COMIC: *Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*2014 KAMeo Kaper* is available online starting here on the *The KAMics* website], and also mirrored starting here on the backup archive of the entire *Halloween Cameo Caper 2014*.
Andromalius II

**Andromalius II**, First Arbiter of the Grand Earthly Inferno, who appeared as “a person wearing a cloak, a judge’s wig, and a pair of fake devil horns”, was among the people and groups who bid for the venom of the Wyrm of Loki when the Prime Universe's Sigyn decided to auction it off. Like the other bidders, he dissipated like smoke, sent back to his own dimension, after Tero Trollgarsson rendered the auction moot by drinking all the venom, leading Sigyn to interrupt the spell she was using to summon them all. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)
Athos

## Athos, Count de la Fère

**Athos** was one of the three musketeers.

## Biography

### Cardinal Dracula's Universe

In one universe, Athos was one of the three musketeers and a companion of Jenny Everywhere. Together with her and the other musketeers, he fought their longtime foe Cardinal Dracula, forcing the latter to transform into a dragon. What happened to Athos thereafter is unknown. (PROSE: *Preludes and Distractions*)

### Literature Exam Universe

In one universe, Athos was a fictional character in a book written by Alexandre Dumas. Although the events of this book were broadly similar to those lived by the version of Athos in Cardinal Dracula's Universe, they did not contain a version of either Jenny Everywhere or Cardinal Dracula. (PROSE: *Preludes and Distractions*)

### Earth-44

In one universe, Athos was a fictional character in a book written by Alexandre Dumas. The events of this book were identical to those lived by the version of Athos in Cardinal Dracula's Universe. (PROSE: *Preludes and Distractions*)

## Behind the scenes

### Origins

The character of Athos is not original to the *Jenny Everywhere* mythos, as he originated in Alexandre Dumas' famous *The d'Artagnan Romances* series, first appearing in the 1844 novel *The Three Musketeers.* Because this work is now in the public domain, the character is freely available for use by anyone.
Avarice-824

**Avarice-824** was an unusually money-obsessed Clockwork Cherub of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids.

After the Copper-Colored Council of Elders put up the Cupid Suggestion Box, his inane suggestion for the Crew to start charging for romanticisations and sell merchandise of itself was one of the final straws in getting the Elders to scrap the Suggestion Box. (PROSE: *The Cupid Suggestion Box*)
12682621st Universe

After failing to intimidate her with a Marsh-Maiden and a Dragon in two other universes, the Beastmaster transported himself and Jenny Everywhere to what Jenny believed to be the **1268261st Universe**. There, in a temple near an oasis in the middle of a desert, a Sphinx, Paisi Psusennes, awaited. After turning the Sphinx against the Beastmaster, Jenny destroyed the Beastmaster's shift-gun, stranding him there while she returned to the 38167th Universe. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere and the Master of Monsters*)
Awakening (short story)

## *Awakening*

***Awakening*** was a Jenny Everywhere short story written by Scott Sanford in 2021 and published on his Dreamwidth blog following the completion of his serialised Jenny story *Paying It Forward*. It was more of a character study than a narrative, depicting Jenny's thought process during an everyday event.

## Contents

### Plot

Jenny Everywhere slowly wakes up in her bed in one of her terrestrial incarnations; from her subjective point of view, this is infinity reducing to one perspective, slowly regaining awareness of her senses and, little by little, remembering who she is in this particular life and what the objects around her are called.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny Everywhere

* The Jenny featured in this story is presumably the one used by Scott Sanford from PROSE: *Parallax* onwards as his “default” Jenny; she does, at any rate, live in an ordinary 21st century apartment. Implicit glimpses are given, however, of Jenny's memories of various other incarnations of herself, such as ones with armor or exoskeletons instead of skin, and one who “lives on a neutron star, sensing the world around [her] in a brilliant cascade of magnetic fields and electrical flows”.

#### Universes

* Per the above assumption the universe in which Jenny wakes up must be the one introduced in *Parallax*. Implicit glimpses are given, however, of Jenny's memories of the lives of various other incarnations, such as one who sleeps on a bed of crystal.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The story is available on the author's Dreamwidth website.
Aggie

**Aggie** was a woman who spent some time travelling the Multiverse with Scale and Abúi, also befriending Jenny Everywhere. In what Scale thought of as “the Creators' Dimension”, she was a comic artist.

## Description

### Physical appearance

Scale was a woman with white skin. She was slightly taller than the shorter, thinner Scale, and also had wider hips. (COMIC: *Cameo Caper 2014*) She had black hair and brown eyes. (COMIC: *2014 KAMeo Kaper*)

She often wore a simple, light-coloured dress. (COMIC: *Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014*, *Cameo Caper 2014*, *Caper 2014*) While visiting Kokotomo Island, she also wore a matching, wide-brimmed summer hat. (COMIC: *Cameo Caper 2014*)

## Biography

### Meeting Jenny

   At one point, Aggie was travelling across the Multiverse with Abúi and Scale when the three of them were attacked by a Globtroll as they travelled through Dimension Y. A passing Jenny Everywhere decided to lend them a hand, helping them to work together to defeat the creature, with Scale tying a snare to trip the Troll while Abùi and Aggie lured it into the portal “pit-trap” that Jenny had created. Jenny subsequently became friends with the other three. (COMIC: *Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014*)

### Kokotomo

   Aggie, Scale and Abúi were invited together by Mr Montibar to the magical island of Kokotomo, alongside many other strange individuals from across the Multiverse. Strolling along the beach, they bumped into Jenny Everywhere, who was relaxing with Captain Evening and Centennia. The unexpected reunion got Jenny to tell the Captain and Centennia about her first meeting with Aggie, Abúi and Scale. (COMIC: *Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014*)

   Before long, the trio became embroiled in some sort of mystery. With the sun proving hard on Scale and Abúi's complexions, the two suggested that they look for clues in the nearby forest instead of standing around on the beach. Aggie sympathised with the two “gingers”. (COMIC: *Cameo Caper 2014*) Nevertheless, she was later seen strolling on the beach, having apparently shed her clothes. (COMIC: *2014 KAMeo Kaper*)

## Behind the scenes

Aggie is a direct in-universe counterpart of Aggie Janicot.
Asterix

***Asterix*** was a 20th century comic series in at least one universe. In the customary fashion of comics of its era, strong language was censored and replaced with grawlix.

Long after the comics had fallen out of the public consciousness, Laura Drake's grandmother read some of them to a two-year-old Laura. She also taught the girl the word “grawlix”, inspiring the name of her plush alligator Grallyx. (PROSE: *Extradimensional Experiments*)
Banker T. Wiggly

**Banker T. Wiggley** was a aged anthropomorphic rabbit and one of Joe McPhud's old war buddies in one universe. Although a self-professed “drinker of hard liquors”, Wiggley was also good with a gun and helped protect the city against the Drag-Racing Monkeys on two distinct occasions. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere vs. the Drag-Racing Monkeys*)
Aahz

**Aahz** was present in Shelterville alongside Skeeve at the swearing-in ceremony of the interdimensional city's new Justice of the Peace. (COMIC: *24 Hour Comic 2019*)

## Behind the scenes

   Aahz and Skeeve originate in the *MythAdventures* fantasy series. Jay Epps noted that his rendition of the two for their cameos in *24 Hour Comic 2019* was inspired by the characters' designs in Phil Foglio's comic versions of the series.

Although described as a “demon”, in the context of the *MythAdventures* series, this does not denote a specific species or faction, but a status: short for “dimensional traveller”, the name “demon” in the series refers to wizards from other dimensions or planes of reality, who can be summoned. In turn human magicians can be summoned to worlds such as Aahz's home plane, where *they* are considered demons.
Agent Watertower

**Agent Watertower** was an intelligent robot disguised as a watertower, posted in Reality Z-25 31-H's New York City by the Bureau of Singularity. Agent Watertower attempted to halt Kelly and Jenkins during their escape from the Bureau, trying to zap them with bolts of electricity coming from its eyes. After Jenkins hopped into the water-tower, the robot tried to shock him, remembering only too late that it was itself robotic and full of water. Short-circuiting itself, it was blown apart, allowing the Two to continue their escape. (COMIC: *Life… in the Heart of the City*)
McDonald's

The thumbnail.

McDonald's is the 9th episode of Logo Time.

## Plot

The episode starts with Pierce seasoning a tomato, and then saying "Hey, welcome to Logo Time." After a short intro, the video cuts to the introduction of McDonald's. After the (extremely short) introduction, Pierce gets right into the logos. After the 1961-1968 logo, Pierce is shown petting Finn. After the final logo, Pierce states that he wished he started with McDonald's instead of WGBH Boston.

## Trivia

* This is the only episode where Logopedia is mentioned.
* This is the first episode where Finn appears.
* This is the second time an animal was shown in an episode, the first being Benjamin in Tokyo 2020.
Artemas H. Whipple

**Artemas H. Whipple** was an infamous wizard rom the 925th Universe. In the 1970s, he opened a “Private Wizarding School” in Crieff, where he secretly trained young wizards as weapons against the Yellow King. His toxic methods, which involved teaching the wizards to believe themselves to be superior to normal humans, and heaping special worship on one child with a peculiar birthmark whom he hailed as “the Best Boy”, were eventually discovered and he was placed in “wizard prison”. The school building, grey and non-euclidean, remained abandoned until “the start of the wizard economic crisis”, which allowed the Man in Grey to purchase it for cheap to turn it into the HQ of the M.F.S. Scottish Division. (PROSE: *Good Crieff - The Tribulations of the Scottish Division*)
Armagedda (Reprise) (comic story)

## *Armagedda (Reprise)*

First page of the story.

***Armagedda (Reprise)*** was a backup comic in “Issue 3” of the *Tales To Behold* subseries of the webcomic *The Cosmic Beholder*. Written and drawn by Paul Hoppe, it was released both in webcomic form and in a limited print run.

It continued to feature Jenny Nowhere in her guise as “Evil Cloak”.

## Contents

### Plot

In the universe to which she was banished by “Jenny Everywhere” using the Magic Sword, Armagedda is still living the life of a farm animal, mulling over her fate, though she is more disturbed by the idea that the Cosmic Order is unable to enact its will in Reality Z-25 31-H without her than about her own comfort. Suddenly, a mysterious hooded rider arrives out of nowhere and offers Armagedda to return her to her full glory if she'll participate in the rider's plans. Armagedda defiantly refuses, and “Evil Cloak” rides off on her stolen horse, assuring Armagedda that she will back to see if she's changed her mind.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* This story takes place entirely in the universe introduced at the end of COMIC: *Redistribution*, where humans are “dumb and lethargic” farm animals watched over by cow-like humanoids.

### Continuity

* Armagedda recalls her banishment by “a shifter with a Magic Sword”, as seen in COMIC: *Redistribution*.
* Evil Cloak previously attempted to recruit another one of the Odds' enemies, Doctor Brain, in COMIC: *In Dr. Brain's Kitchen*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Armagedda (Reprise)* is available online on the *Cosmic Beholder* blog.
Azure-And-Emerald Panther (Pessimist and the Dromedaries)

In the Prime Universe, an **Azure-And-Emerald Panther** was one of the inmates at the Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries' Research Laboratory 6 when Pessimist-242 was brought there. Like the others, the Panther took place in the mass escape orchestrated by Pessimist soon after, tackling the first guard into unconsciousness. (PROSE: *Pessimist and the Dromedaries*)
Altern SmartPet

In one universe, **Altern SmartPets** were artificial robot pets which had become very popular across the human population, requiring less upkeep than real organic animals.

When new models of a given animal came out, Altern usually allowed households to trade in their old ones for newer models of the same “species” (although this was not compulsory and Laura Drake's family notably held on to the same SmartFerret for ages), reprogramming the repossessed SmartPets for other purposes. Many became spy drones, although Laura and Jenny once met a robot cat who'd been given the power of speech and checked library cards at the entrance of the Neptunian Orbital University's Library. When she was younger, Jenny used to illegally liberate discarded SmartPets from Altern transport trucks before they could be reprogrammed. (PROSE: *Extradimensional Experiments*)
ARCHONET

In the Collapsed Cosmos, a computer program called **ARCHONET** looked over what remained of reality, including the city in which Jenny Everywhere resided, with the help of a “select conclave of organic advisors”.

ARCHONET presumably had some connection to the Archons of the Redoubt, who existed at the End of Time in the Collapsed Cosmos and sought to remedy the grievous state of reality. He did not take kindly to displays of creativity from the citizens, believing that they increased “chaos” in some abstract sense and, as a result, worsened the universe's instability. ARCHONET's enforcers included the Grigori, who were the angel-like mechanoids, as well as mixed-species squads including the fearsome Archondroids and human soldiers in fascist-style uniforms.

Jenny came to believe that he was the “God” she had been warned about in a prophecy by a “creepy” Librarian, and suspected that ARCHONET itself was behind the collapse of the Multiverse. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)
Among Us ft. Dr. Who (comic story)

## *Among Us ft. Dr. Who*

The full story.

***Among Us ft. Dr. Who*** was a one-panel follow-up comic story released to expand upon the *Among Us* "cutaway gag" seen in *Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin*, thereby crossing over with *Doctor Who*, *Among Us*, and *Family Guy*. It also featured a cameo by a version of Jenny Anywhere.

It was written and illustrated by Cookieboy 2005, and was later placed as the second instalment in *Weird Tales featuring Jenny*.

## Contents

### Plot

The First Doctor is with his granddaughter Susan on a spaceship, and remarks on the scenario's similarities with hit 2018 video game *Among Us*, and stated that he is not the "Imposter", which Susan agrees with, although she is still saddened by the deaths they have seen.

In the background, Peter Griffin can be seen promising that "it was definitely Green", and Jenny Anywhere can be seen reflecting that she could've been "anywhere" else in Creation right now.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* This story takes place entirely within an unnamed universe.

#### Locations

* The Doctor and Susan are on a spaceship.

#### Individuals

* Peter Griffin can be seen promising to a Crewmate (off-screen) that it was "definitely Green".

### Continuity

* This story is set contemporaneously with the cutaway gag seen in COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin*, featuring the events of the gag in the background.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The full one-panel comic was released to DeviantArt here (with the original version here).

It was later released to ComicFury here.

### Other matters

The comic was originally released with a typo, reading "death's" when it should've said "deaths". An updated version of the comic was subsequently released.
Alec Swan

In one universe, **Doctor Alec Swan** was a loathsome necromancer, and a nemesis of Morrison Moore.

Swan was immortal, being able to resurrect himself in a new body (identical to his old one) every time he died, posing as his own descendant and having his previous body buried in a private graveyard occupied entirely by his incarnations. His earliest known incarnation (though certainly not his actual first life, considering the number of graves in the cemetery) lived from 1756 to 1759. A later incarnation had better luck, becoming both a husband and a father until his death in 1930. His successor, however, died in 1976 as a “hated necromancer” (according to his epitaph). His second-to-last body died in 2012, being hanged for the crime of necrophilia.

Swan was able to return from the dead one final time, but this was discovered by Chief Inspector Howie, who sent Morrison Moore (an independent investigator and adventurer who had faced Swan before) to the graveyard to head him off. There, Moore bumped into Jenny Everywhere, who had just shifted into this reality. The two found Swan in the process of romancing a cadaver. Irate at the intrusion, Swan used a Greek incantation to raise his previous, skeletal bodies as an army of undead minions, and sicced them on the two interlopers. The undead Swans killed Moore, but Jenny grabbed hold of his gun and shot the living Alec Swan through the forehead, bringing an end to his evil. (COMIC: *Graveyard Shift*)
Ace Rules OK! (short story)

## *Ace Rules OK!*

***Ace Rules OK!*** was the first of Laura Seabrook's two contribution to Jenny Everywhere Day 2015 (though released a few days in advance). It comprised a narrative prose blurb and a single full-colour illustration. It was also a fan work of the *Doctor Who* series, featuring appearances by the Twelfth Doctor and Clara Oswald.

## Contents

### Plot

To the Twelfth Doctor's confusion and Clara Oswald's amusement, the Doctor finds the words “Ace Rules OK!” painted in yellow on the doors of the TARDIS. Little do they know Jenny Everywhere, who has been on something of a Doctor-pranking spree (also filching one of the Fourth Doctor's scarves), is watching their reactions to her tribute to an old friend from behind a nearby trashcan.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny Everywhere

* Jenny appears in the incarnation also seen in PROSE: *Photo shoot*, still wearing the scarf she filched from the Fourth Doctor. She is white, with long brown hair, and wears brown trousers, cyan socks, white sneakers, and a cyan sweater.

#### Other

* The words “Bad Wolf” are graffitied in the background.

### Continuity

* Laura Seabrook's second contribution to Jenny Everywhere Day that year was PROSE: *Photo shoot*, taking place prior to *Ace Rules OK!* to depict Jenny's actual meeting with Ace.

## 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.
Ace Harlem

In an unidentified continuity prior to the collapse of the Multiverse, **Ace Harlem** was a member of the League of Liberation alongside Jenny Everywhere, Glendalf, the Magician from Mars, Butterfly, Trashman and Madam Fatal. The League was part of the Sixth International and dedicated to opposing the Sixth Column, a cult which worshipped Stardust the Super-Wizard. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)

## Behind the scenes

Ace Harlem was a heroic detective and among the first black American comic-book heroes, appearing in Issues 1 of the 1947 *All-Negro Comics*. The character is in the public domain.

## External links

* ***Ace Harlem* on the Public-Domain Super Heroes Wiki**
Attack of the Rise of the Revenge of the Scheme of Doctor Draconic (short story)

## *Attack of the Rise of the Revenge of the Scheme of Doctor Draconic*

***Attack of the Rise of the Revenge of the Scheme of Doctor Draconic*** was a standalone prose story written by Delilah H. Smith. The story debuted Laura Drake's over-the-top supervillain persona of “Doctor Draconic”, which was released into the public domain in its own right.

## Contents

### Plot

Jenny Everywhere, in a universe where she appears to be some sort of superhero, confronts a new, masked supervillain on a rooftop. Introducing herself as “Doctor Draconic”, the evildoer begins to gloat about their army of armed drones only for Jenny to recognize the culprit as her romantic interest Laura Drake. A reluctant Laura admits that she picked the fairly transparent Drake/Draconic alias precisely because it was obvious, in the hope that Jenny would miss it anyway and Laura could then taunt her with its obviousness once she did reveal herself. In the end, the conversation gets awkward enough that “Doctor Draconic” puts an end to it by insisting that Jenny “get over here and thwart [her]!”. Jenny smiles as she complies.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny Everywhere

* The story Jenny Everywhere is not physically described; she displays an awareness of her other selves, being aware that other Jennies and Lauras have been enemies in the past. She appears to act as a superhero under the title of “Shifter”.

#### Laura Drake

* The version of Laura in the story, also nicknamed “Laur”, met Jenny in circumstances unrelated to their respective super-activities, with the two of them even kissing, prior to the events of this story, where she unveils her supervillain alias of “Doctor Draconic” only to be instantly found out by Jenny. As Doctor Draconic, she appears as “a masked woman in a red and purple villain costume” piloting a disc-shaped hovercraft.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The entire story is available for free on the author's Tumblr blog.
Australia

**Australia** was located on the opposite side of the Earth to the western world. As such, as Jenny Everywhere discovered on at least one occasion, shifting directly from Australia to America or Europe without adjusting for direction resulted in one materialising upside down relative to one's new surroundings. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere Rules 2*)

In one universe, Charlotte Mitchell, bullying a young Jenny about her aviator goggles, once asked her if she wanted to explore “Australia, America or Cloud Cuckoo Land”. (PROSE: *The Genesis of Jenny Everywhere*)

The Koala Bay Bares Naturist Resort (COMIC: *Ghost Story*, etc.) was located in Koala Bay in New South Wales, Australia. (PROSE: *Cleaning Day*)
Alastair (Our Strange and Wonderful House)

In one universe, **Alastair** was an acquaintance of Elshanor of Hawk Manor. He once waited for her in the library of the Manor, seemingly in vain until what appeared to be Elshanor stepped out of the shimmer interdimensional portal in the library. He was first frightened by the intrusion, readying his knife, then elated when he realised who the woman was. However, looking at her closely, Alastair felt she was not quite the Elshanor he had known. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*)

## Behind the scenes

It is not clear if the “different” Elshanor glimpsed by Alastair in *The Other Side* is a parallel universe's Elshanor, having stepped through a portal in her own universe's Hawk Manor Library and ending up in another Hawk Manor instead of the Strange and Wonderful House, as *Our Strange and Wonderful House*'s “main” Elshanor does in *The Bathroom (of the Library)* — or if she is simply an older version of the main Elshanor, changed by her experiences in the Library, stepping back into Hawk Manor after no time at all had passed from Hawk Manor's perspective, in the manner of faerie-realms.
Architect (The Oubliette: Solution)

The native version of Jenny Everywhere of the universe of the Oubliette lived around the time when the complex comprising the Oubliette was constructed. After another version of Jenny was locked in the Oubliette with her companion Laura at a later point in time, this Jenny telepathically communicated with her earlier self, and got her to bribe the complex's **architect** to build a secret escape hatch into the Oubliette. (PROSE: *The Oubliette: Solution*)

## Behind the scenes

Jenny's solution is a reference to a running joke in the *Doctor Who* comedy special *The Curse of Fatal Death*, where Rowan Atkinson's Doctor and his nemesis the Master repeatedly used their time-travelling abilities to bribe the architect of Castle Tersurus to retroactively build a series of traps and escape routes in a game of increasingly childish one-upmanship.

Unlike in *The Curse of Fatal Death*, the gender of the architect in *The Oubliette: Solution* is never specified.
Baron Tetra-Azimuth

**Baron Tetra-Azimuth** of the House of Tetra-Known of the Cyclock Republic was among the people and groups who bid for the venom of the Wyrm of Loki when the Prime Universe's Sigyn decided to auction it off. Like the other bidders, he dissipated like smoke, sent back to his own dimension, after Tero Trollgarsson rendered the auction moot by drinking all the venom, leading Sigyn to interrupt the spell she was using to summon them all. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)
Alexander (When Casting Calls)

## Alexander

In one universe, **Alexander** was an evil mastermind.

Although supervillains such as himself were not unheard of in his universe, Alexander grew weary of a world where his niche was shrinking ever more. After he met the actress Barbara Mattel, who had similar reasons for being dissatisfied with her life, she invited her to live with him in his secret lair guarded by an army of henchfolk. After Mattel's boss got the understandable misapprehension that Alexander had kidnapped her, he sent Jenny Everywhere and Walt to find them.

After the two were captured and brought before Alexander and Barbara, she was able to clarify her situation. Though having little personal sympathy for Barbara's “problem”, she decided to help her and Alexander by taking each of them to a universe where they wouldn't stand out; shifted to Dimension 87:50:545 after friendly goodbyes to Barbara, he was able to engage in robot fights and other such feats to his heart's content. (COMIC: *When Casting Calls*)
Arsène Lupin III

**A. Lupin III** was a “known associate” of Jenny Everywhere in at least one incarnation, according to a wanted poster jointly put up for Jenny by a number of organisations who wished to bring her in for questioning. Inspector Zenigata was highlighted by the poster as an individual to contact if she was sighted. (PROSE: *Wanted for Questioning*)

## Behind the scenes

   Arsène Lupin III is the titular central figure of the *Lupin III* series. A roguishly heroic latter-day gentleman-thief, Lupin III is presented as the direct descendant of, and a modern-day equivalent of, the original Arsène Lupin.

Inspector Zenigata, who also gets a namedrop among *Wanted for Questioning*'s slew of easter eggs, is Lupin III's archenemy, although their connection is not highlighted by the Jenny Everywhere story.

## External links

* ***Lupin the 3rd* page on the Lupin III Wiki**
Barbelith Stories

The “**Barbelith Stories**” are the line-up of the thirteen earliest standalone comic adventures of Jenny Everywhere, created between 2002 and 2004 by members of the selfsame Barbelith forum where she was created.

## Stories

The canonical list of thirteen titles, as given on the original Jenny Everywhere website, is not a complete list of everything done in that early period. The earliest story begun was *Cars*, by creator Steven Wintle, which was never finished, much like *Planet Pedro* (sometimes mistakenly called *Afrenasia*) and *Borders*. A complete story, *New York Chaos*, was originally part of the line-up but was effectively “decanonised” due to sensitivity concerns. Finally, *Narcissist* was created as part of a “wandering notebook” belonging to the members of the Barbelith forums, known as *the Blue Book*, but had not yet been digitised in the heyday of the Jenny Everywhere website.

*Jenny Everywhere Vs Hell*, *By the Book*, and *Say the Word* were also created by Barbelith members relatively early on as part of the original Jenny project, and were all advertised on the forums, but, having been created in 2005 and 2007 respectively, were too late to have made the original list.

The collection as generally accepted is this:

1. *Name's Not Down* by Joe Macaré and Nelson Evergreen, the first Jenny Everywhere story released
2. *My Bloody Valentine* by David Barnett and John Miers, the first Jenny Everywhere story completed
3. *Mrs Zirma* by David LoTempio
4. *Damn Fine Hostile Takeover* (Part 1) by Joe Macaré and Nelson Evergreen
5. *Damn Fine Hostile Takeover* (Part 2) by Joe Macaré and Nelson Evergreen
6. *The Late Shift* by Rob Cave and Nelson Evergreen
7. *Holiday Pandemonium* by Alex Hernandez and Andres Allocco
8. *Graveyard Shift* by Alex Hernandez and Andres Allocco
9. *Makeshift Multiverse* by Alex Hernandez (script), Mario Torres (art), and Nico Bovoso (colors)
10. *Beauty as a Beast* by Alex Hernandez and Andres Allocco
11. *The Death of Jenny Everywhere* by David Barnett and Catherine Wright
12. *Bacterial Lunarversity*Alex Hernandez and John Miers
13. *Soulless Mate* by Alex Hernandez and Scott D.M. Simmons

## External links

* **Original Jenny Everywhere website (archived version)**
* **Review** of the original stories by Aristide Twain.
Adam Young

In one universe, the Antichrist was a young boy called **Adam**. Though not evil, he did almost cause the apocalypse by using his powers frivolously, but, with some help from Aziraphale, this was prevented from happening and Adam learned his lesson. When a living, breathing Sherlock Holmes appeared in his bookshop, Aziraphale briefly wondered whether Adam had been misusing his powers again, but it surfaced that the culprit was actually Jenny Everywhere. (PROSE: *You've Been To Eden, I Perceive*)

## Behind the scenes

*You've Been To Eden, I Perceive* crosses over Jenny Everywhere with elements of Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's *Good Omens*, although the continuity in which it takes place is not quite the setting of any of the official versions of the story, mixing and matching details from the book and the TV miniseries. In *Good Omens*, Adam is Adam Young, a young boy who is in actuality the son of Satan and prophesied Antichrist, but received a normal human upbringing due to a mix-up in the adoption process, and turned out as a decent and fundamentally human boy, although one possessing the power to make reality obey his whims. The character was portrayed by Adam Thomas Wright in the 2014 radio drama adaption, and Sam Taylor Buck in the 2019 live-action series.

## External links

* ***Adam Young* on *L-Space*, the Discworld & Terry Pratchett Wiki**
Angry Video Game Nerd

## The Angry Video Game Nerd

Peter Griffin dressed as AVGN. (COMIC: Halloween Preparations)

The **Angry Video Game Nerd** was a character or individual known to Peter Griffin in one universe.

## Description

### Physical appearance

Peter Griffin's costume based upon AVGN included a white buttoned shirt with a pocket pouch holding four pens. (COMIC: *Halloween Preparations*, *The Curse of a Fairly Normal Halloween*)

## Biography

AVGN was known to Peter Griffin, who decided to dress up as him for Halloween. (COMIC: *Halloween Preparations*, *The Curse of a Fairly Normal Halloween*) He was dressed as the character when he asked Jenny Everywhere if she had decided on a costume (COMIC: *Halloween Preparations*) and, on Halloween night, Everywhere asked what his costume was, with him responding with a hint: "*He's gonna take you back to the past*[...] *to play the shitty games that*[...]". (COMIC: *The Curse of a Fairly Normal Halloween*)

## Behind the scenes

The Angry Video Game Nerd, otherwise known as AVGN or the Nerd, is the main character in *The Angry Video Game Nerd*, a series created by James Rolfe, who also portrays the character. Peter's hint in COMIC: *The Curse of a Fairly Normal Halloween* being the start of the AVGN theme song.

AVGN was not explicitly named in COMIC: *Halloween Preparations* or COMIC: *The Curse of a Fairly Normal Halloween*.

### Footnotes & References

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was in 2004's *Castlevania 2: Simon's Quest*.
Amazing Man Comics 8

***Amazing Man Comics*** **#8** was the fourth published issue of *Amazing Man Comics*, whose numbering had started at #5. Among other stories, it included the second story of the *Magician from Mars* series. Like the rest of *Amazing Man Comics*'s original run, it is now in the public domain in the U.S.A.

## External links

* ***Amazing Man Comics* #8 at the Digital Comics Museum**
Addams Mansion

The **Addams Mansion** was the creepy, kooky home of the Addams Family, existing as such in at least one universe.

Ibdis once visited the Mansion while looking for a new apartment for himself and Junter to rent, but ultimately failed to come to an arrangement with the Addamses. (COMIC: *Real Estate-Related Pun*)

## Behind the scenes

The Addams Family's home, whose depiction has greatly varied in terms of location of architecture over the decades, is the primary recurring location of the *Addams Family* franchise.

## External links

* ***The Addams Family Mansion* on the *Addams Family* Wiki**
Central Perk

**Central Perk** was a coffeehouse which existed in New York City in one universe. Gunther worked there.

## History

Donna Jones once visited Central Perk, ordering an Irish coffee from Gunther. She ignored his warning that it was risky to drink it in one go. (COMIC: *St. Patty's at Battery Park*)

## Behind the scenes

Central Perk is a location from *Friends*.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was in 1994's *The One With The Sonogram At The End*.

## External links

* **Central Perk** at *Friends* Central
33 Spooner Street

**33 Spooner Street**, Quahog, Rhode Island was a house which existed in at least one universe, directly next to 31 Spooner Street.

## History

When Jenny Everywhere decided to have a holiday in Rhode Island, she found her way to 31 Spooner Street, which was next to the house. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin*)

A depiction of Jenny's initial encounter with Peter Griffin was present on the Jenny Everywhere Wiki, and featured an image of the house. (COMIC: *Halloween Preparations*)

## Behind the scenes

Although unnamed in *Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin*, the home was identified as 33 Spooner Street in the *Family Guy* episode *E. Peterbus Unum*, where it was seen on a map used to demonstrate 31 Spooner Street as its own state.
9768761143th Universe

The **9768761143th Universe**'s version of Jenny Nowhere was not an individual in the common sense of the word but a conscious landmass, Nowhere Island, located in the middle of a literal Black Sea. A more humanoid version of Jenny Nowhere made her lair there during her plot to abduct Sophie Everytime and transform her into a Jenny Nowhere, because the aura of the Island prevented anyone who was not Jenny Nowhere from using shifting powers there. (PROSE: *Family Business*)
Cameo Caper 2014 (comic story)

## *Cameo Caper 2014*

First and only page of the story.

***Cameo Caper 2014*** was a one-panel comic story, an early test for *Halloween Cameo Caper 2014* webcomic crossover event. Created by Aggie Janicot, it featured Abúi, Scale and Aggie.

## Contents

### Plot

On the beach of Kokotomo Island, redheads Abúi and Scale, whose sensitive skin isn't faring well under the direct sun, suggest to Aggie that they look for “clues” in the nearby forest instead of staying on the beach.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* This story takes place on Kokotomo Island, an interdimensional hub of some sort.

### Continuity

* The trio of Abúi, Scale and Aggie would be seen on the beach in COMIC: *Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014*, placing *Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014* before the events of this story.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Cameo Caper 2014* is available online on DeviantArt.
Alex Hernandez

**Alex Hernandez** wrote seven early Jenny Everywhere comic stories: COMIC: *Bacterial Lunarversity*, *Beauty as a Beast*, *Soulless Mate*, *Say The Word*, *Graveyard Shift*, *Holiday Pandemonium* and *Makeshift Multiverse*.

   These seven drawn works make him by far the most prolific author among the Barbelith stories. While he reminisced about writing "dozens of scripts in rapid fire succession," the other stories are believed to be forever lost to a hard-drive crash.

In 2022 he released on Twitter his coloring of a piece of art by Tony Wolf of Jenny Everywhere and the Silver Surfer.

His bio on queergranny.com read:
Anywhere

The **Anywheres** were a group of “experimental, creative and reckless” individuals with access to dimensional technology. Their perpetual aim was to artificially increase the size of the Multiverse by branching off discrete universes into as many alternative timelines as they could.

One Anywhere was Moriarty Anywhere, who once manipulated events in one universe to get Nikola Tesla to invent a Death Ray whose basic principles ultimately resulted in multiversal technology becoming widespread in that universe. (GAME: *The Everywheres*) Jenny Everywhere often encountered incarnations of a Shifter called Jenny Anywhere; whether any of these had a direct relationship to the Anywheres is unclear. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere and Friends*, et alt.)
A Study in Scarlet

***A Study in Scarlet*** was one of the books written by Arthur Conan Doyle about Sherlock Holmes in universes where the character was purely fictional, such as Aziraphale's world. In the world in question, Aziraphale owned a first-edition copy of the book, as with all the works of Arthur Conan Doyle, which he had to replace after Jenny Everywhere spilled cocoa on them. After Jenny brought a “real” version of Holmes to Aziraphale's bookshop as an apology gift, the man himself briefly flicked through Aziraphale's new copy before replacing it on the shelf. (PROSE: *You've Been To Eden, I Perceive*)
Aramis

**Aramis** was one of the three musketeers.

## Biography

### Cardinal Dracula's Universe

In one universe, Aramis was one of the three musketeers and a companion of Jenny Everywhere. Together with her and the other musketeers, he fought their longtime foe Cardinal Dracula, forcing the latter to transform into a dragon. What happened to Aramis thereafter is unknown. (PROSE: *Preludes and Distractions*)

### Literature Exam Universe

In one universe, Aramis was a fictional character in a book written by Alexandre Dumas. Although the events of this book were broadly similar to those lived by the version of Aramis in Cardinal Dracula's Universe, they did not contain a version of either Jenny Everywhere or Cardinal Dracula. (PROSE: *Preludes and Distractions*)

### Earth-44

In one universe, Aramis was a fictional character in a book written by Alexandre Dumas. The events of this book were identical to those lived by the version of Aramis in Cardinal Dracula's Universe. (PROSE: *Preludes and Distractions*)

## Behind the scenes

### Origins

The character of Aramis is not original to the *Jenny Everywhere* mythos, as he originated in Alexandre Dumas' famous *The d'Artagnan Romances* series, first appearing in the 1844 novel *The Three Musketeers.* Because this work is now in the public domain, the character is freely available for use by anyone.
Amy Johnson

In one universe, while bullying a version of Jenny Everywhere who had yet to discover her powers, but already wore aviator goggles, Charlotte Mitchell derisively called her “**Amy Johnson**”. (PROSE: *The Genesis of Jenny Everywhere*)

## Behind the scenes

As clarified in his author's notes by Richard Prediger, Amy Johnson “a real-life aviatrix who set a number of long distance records and was eventually killed in World War II whilst serving as an auxiliary pilot — for American readers, kind of the transatlantic equivalent of Amelia Earhart, if you will”.
Alexander the Great (Reality Z-25 31-H)

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

**Big Bangs** were instrumental in the inceptions of new universes, but took large amounts of energy. After the Destroyer damaged the proto-multiverse, it was too damaged for a Big Bang to take place, until the Defender sacrificed herself to fill the gaps in reality, enabling the birth of the Multiverse. (PROSE: *Where Is Everywhere*)
Astrid Lydia Johannsen

**Astrid Lydia Johannsen**, also known as **Ellejohara** or **Elle Jo**,, created the third page of the Jenny Everywhere ‘comic jam’ COMIC: *Miss Adventure*.

She is best-known for the webcomics *Absolutely True Tales of Lesbian Drama* and *Threads from the Blue Rock Tapestry*. On Behance.net, Johannsen also published at least two Jenny Everywhere Day illustrations featuring unique incarnations of Jenny.

## External links

* **Official website**
* **Official Behancet.net account**
* **Official Instagram account**
* **Official Twitter account**
Antigravity flight harness

An **antigravity flight harness** was one of the items accumulated in the closet of Jenny's apartment in one universe. When she and Kim went through the closet to sort its contents, they found it again but lost their grip of it, and it “fell” upwards, sticking itself to the ceiling. As getting it down seemed like a lot of bother, they elected not to. (PROSE: *Cleaning Day*)
Aryan Eagle

**Aryan Eagle** was one of an appalling number of non-copyrighted Nazi supervillains whom the Man in Grey inadvertently left on a list of possible candidates for employment at the Multidimensional Finders Service until Jenny Over-There pointed them out to him. The Man in Grey had preciously misread his name as the innocuous, if meaningless “a Rian Eagle”. (PROSE: *Open Sourcing*)

## Behind the scenes

Aryan Eagle was created in December 2014 on the Free Universe Forum by Brandon Longstreth as an open-source character. Using the character does not require a disclaimer. The character concept was described as follows:
Argon

**Argon** was an eldritch deity worshipped in the fantasy world of Ecord by the Shamen of Argon.

In the Temple of Argon, a mural depicted the old Idol of Argon that had previously stood in the Temple, taking the form of a towering Cyclops-like deity with an oblong eye socket housing a scarlet jewel from which “mystic rays” emanated. Even though, as a depiction of a depiction, this artwork was two steps removed from the real thing, Tyse warned Jenny that gazing too long upon it may be dangerous. (PROSE: *Jenny Everywhere and the Eye of Argon*)
Ace (The Jenny Everywhere Roleplaying Game)

**Ace** was a human-sized yellow bird with a long, slightly curved beak. In addition to his wings, he had two artificial robotic arms fitted to a contraption he wore around his neck. He was courageous and practical, but not particularly clever.

Ace was a companion of one incarnation of Jenny Everywhere, travelling the Multiverse with her as part of a group of friends which also included Rae, the Abstract of Luminance, as well as Ellison, Aitar 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*)