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Amber Kelly

**Amber Kelly** was a notorious space outlaw in one universe, wanted for bank and train robbery as well as general mayhem. She was the leader of a gang known as the Fashionistas, who prided themselves on their glamorous appearance; accordingly the tall, red-haired Kelly dressed in silk, with an elegant cowgirl hat and an ivory-handled revolver. She frequently dueled opponents in a ghost-town on Planet 19-1-14-4 that she used to use as a base, the appropriately-named Showdown.

Jenny Everywhere eventually put an end to her reign of terror, challenging her to a duel in Showdown. Jenny proved much faster to draw than Kelly, to the point of being able to use strategically-aimed gunshots to sever Kelly's belt and put her gun out of her reach before she'd even drawn it. Jenny continued by finishing to ruin Kelly's outfit, humiliating her, before forcing her backwards into a horse-trough and then causing a wooden sign to drop on her head, knocking her out. When Kelly woke up, Jenny had tied her on her horse and was leading her towards the nearest Heroines Guild outpost, five towns and twelve miles away. Much to Kelly's embarrassment, this would mean she would be seen in her embarrassing state of undress and dishevelment by the populations who had previously feared and admired her, doing irreparable damage to her image, something Jenny was counting on. (PROSE: *The Showdown*)

After parading her through several neighbouring towns, Jenny took her to Heroines Guild Outpost 4890, a high-tech facility disguised as a run-down shack. After Jenny ungagged Amber, she punched Jenny and attempted to escape, only to realise she would have needed a Heroines Guild wrist link to open the door; capturing her again at gunpoint using one of her own guns, Jenny punished her for the escape attempt by not allowing her to clean up before taking her mugshot. Jenny then used the Statufication-5000 device included in the Outpost to freeze Amber in place, leaving her conscious but unable to move anything but her eyes. In further mischievous revenge, Jenny posed the immobilised Amber in a rude position, then notified her handler Laura so that a team could be dispatched to take custody of her. (PROSE: *Downtime*)

In another universe, these events were written up as an erotic prose story. Another world's Jenny read it and discussed it with her roommate Kim. (PROSE: *Fragment: Fanfic Critique*)
Camouflaged Chameleon (Pessimist and the Dromedaries)

In the Prime Universe, **a member** of the Collection of the Camouflaged Chameleons was one of the captives at the Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries' Research Laboratory 6.

When Pessimist-242 was brought to the Laboratory, Lila was in the process of trying to determine whether the Chameleon had escaped from its cell, though she soon recognised that it had simply used its camouflage abilities to become indistinguishable from the ground and wall of the cell. Later, the Chameleon participated in the mass breakout organised by Pessimist. In the initial phase of the plan, it did its part by making the third of the four security guards trip into the waiting horns of the Golden Goat, who then punted him into a waiting cell. Later, the Chameleon used its ability to perfectly mimic voices to call Darius down to the Laboratory through the intercom in the voice of the Head Guard. It then presumably made a successful escape from the Dromedaries alongside the other escaped mutants. (PROSE: *Pessimist and the Dromedaries*)
Callum Phillpott (in-universe)

When intervening in the 925th Universe to stop the Bunny Nullhare posing as Bonham, the meta-aware Legalmen Collective stated that they had “read this story up to the scene before [their] arrival, as well as all of the 925th Universe stories by **the original author**”, concluding that none of its copyrights were amiss. (PROSE: *Who Laws the Lawyers?*)

## Behind the scenes

Though unnamed, this is evidently an allusion to Callum Phillpott, the author of the original *Jenny Over-There: The Nine-Two-Five Universe* stories to which Delilah H. Smith's *Who Laws the Lawyers?* appended itself.
Blue orange juice

On the morning following their first night together in his house, Lord Thymon and Jenny Everywhere had **blue orange juice** with their breakfast. (PROSE: *Family Business*)

## Behind the scenes

Blue oranges were a genetically-engineered, highly resistant variety of fruit originating in the 1964 film *Tintin and the Blue Oranges*.
Bar wench (Beauty as a Beast)

Snow White's Knight ran off with a **bar wench** around the time Snow White turned 35. This plunged Snow White into a years-long depression, which she only left by turning evil, studying her once-reviled stepmother's books and techniques and becoming a tyrannical queen in her own right, under the name of “the Sorcerous”. (COMIC: *Beauty as a Beast*)
Brotherhood of Multiversal Oneness

## The Brotherhod ofMultiversal Oneness

The **Brotherhood of Multiversal Oneness** were a cult-like organisation based in Dimension 672.

## Description

The Brotherhood of Multiversal Oneness had a cultish belief that to merge with all their parallel selves across the Multiverse was the path to enlightenment, and that they would be justified in merging all universes into one to achieve it, at the cost of wiping out untold infinities of people as collateral to the reconciliation of incompatible histories.

The Brotherhood's members dressed in a variety of styles, suggesting they came from different realities. However, they all had the organisation's simple symbol tattooed on their foreheads. They had access to a variety of dimensional techniques and technology, including advanced D-Jump devices allowing multiversal travel, and special “samurai swords” which could cut through anything. (COMIC: *The Legend of Jenny Everywhere*)

## History

Having accumulated the necessary techniques and technologies, the Brotherhood of Multiversal Oneness decided that to achieve their final aims, they needed to capture a version of Jenny Everywhere to make use of her unique shifting powers. They spread rumours that agents of Chaos had been spotted in Dimension 331 to lure a Jenny there. She also summoned her associate the Man With No Name; a Brotherhood assassin attempted to take him out and was killed by the Man, but this worked out to the plan's benefit as the shifters, joined by Red Max, followed the dead man's dimensional trail back to Dimension 672 and the Brotherhood's base in Chernobyl, where they were attacked by a waiting party of five Brotherhood assassins.

Jenny disposed of them by shifting them to yet another dimension, and found the D-Jump device the team had been using, still programmed with the coordinates of the Brotherhood's island base. She shifted there, where a larger grouping of Brotherhood members captured her, Max and the Man With No Name. Brought inside the fortress, she was tied up to a pillar as Grandmaster Awndisk introduced himself to her and explained the Brotherhood's aims. However, their plan was foiled when Max and the Man managed to render Jenny briefly unconscious. This derailed the Brotherhood's plans, as they needed her awake for the process to begin; furthermore, while her body was unconscious, Jenny's soul visited a “place between one world and the next” where she had an enlightening talk with her late grandfather. She returned to the physical world armed with a bow of glowing magical energy with which she shot all the Brotherhood members in quick succession, starting with Awndisk, making them lose individuality altogether and become one with the fabric of the Multiverse.

Subsequently, Red Max brought some of the Brotherhood's dimensional tech back to Dimension 331 to give it to his superiors at the Department of Anarchy. (COMIC: *The Legend of Jenny Everywhere*)
Cha Ni

One **incarnation of Jenny Everywhere** was known as **Cha Ni**, and, in her later life, as **the Oracle**. She lived into old age, and became an oracle, living in the Temple of the Oracle in one universe, acting as an adviser to younger versions of herself.

## Description

### Physical appearance

As the elderly oracle, Cha Ni appeared as a woman “about [Jenny's] height, with long silver hair”, wearing “a layered white robe and, of course, a long stole and a blindfold over her eyes”. Her resemblance to a normal Jenny Everywhere was stronger when she smiled or laughed. (PROSE: *Paying It Forward*)

### Powers & abilities

Cha Ni had the ability to foretell the future, “remembering” it as easily as the past. She said that she had such an understanding of the deeper nature of reality that she was “close to being one of the big sisters”, though she was reluctant to leave the universes. (PROSE: *Paying It Forward*)

### Personality

Despite her power and wisdom, Cha Ni retained a playful, mischievous side. She liked children and was unwilling to leave her duties and join the big sisters until Sophie Everytime grew up. She was apparently fond of a particular kind of tea. (PROSE: *How Jenny First Met…*)

## Biography

Though “retired” from adventuring herself, Cha Ni often received visits from other, younger incarnations of the Shifter, who sought advice from her. (PROSE: *Paying It Forward*) She also sometimes visited the Restaurant, being present there when one Jenny took her boyfriend there to introduce him to her multidimensional nature. (PROSE: *Second Date*) A number of monks resided with her in the Temple. (PROSE: *How Jenny First Met…*)

On one occasion, the Parallax Universe's Jenny visited the Temple of the Oracle for the first time. After complimenting her on her past achievement, Cha Ni gave her younger counterpart a list of other Jennies who may need active help, including Janni, She Who Walks In Every Place, Genie Everywhere,
Genevieve, Princess of Everywhere, the Jenny Everywhere of Right-On By The Sea, and a Jenny who had called for many versions of herself to come to Elysium Park in one universe in order to intimidate a sandy-haired man who'd crossed her in some way. (PROSE: *Paying It Forward*)

Her visitors also included Sophie Everytime, who once remarked that Cha Ni “[felt] like [her] mum but talk[ed] like [her] dad”. After they met for the “first” time, though they each already knew the other through glimpses of the future, the two bonded over being among those privileged beings who remembered things in more interesting orders than just backwards. (PROSE: *How Jenny First Met…*)
Captain Rhys

In Reality Z-25 31-H, **Captain Rhys**, or often just **Rhys**, was one of the superheroes who belonged to the original Section P.

## Description

### Physical appearance

Rhys was a very muscular white man with reddish-blond hair, which he kept short, with an undercut. He had narrow, blue eyes and a short beard, barely more than stubble but kept well-trimmed. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 1*)

### Personality

Kate Five believed that Rhys's mental faculties were those of an ordinary man, making him weak to “the manipulations of a powerful woman”. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 1*)

### Powers & abilities

Following whatever happened to him in Iraq, Rhys became “an actual superman”. Kate Five believed him to be the most powerful member of Section P in terms of raw abilities. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 1*)

## Biography

Captain Rhys was originally an ordinary British soldier. However, he returned from Iraq with an array of superpowers, and ended up joining Section P. The rest of Section P were not made privy to what had actually occurred to grant Rhys these powers. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 1*) In 2008, he, Aqua Marine and a thirteen-year old Nexus Girl were the only members of the team, accompanying the younger hero on her first official patrol. When she had to pick a single partner, she quickly settled on Aqua Marine, which amused more than upset Rhys, who was good friends with Aqua Marine despite the latter's relative distaste for soldiers. (PROSE: *Nexus Girl's Lament*)

When Kate Five first returned to Section P's HQ after becoming possessed by the Symbiote, Rhys was present in the main area. Pondering who to use as a host for a new Symbiote spawnling, Kate and the Symbiote briefly considered Rhys, reflecting that despite his great powers, his mind might be weak enough for Kate to get the drop on him. Later, after Kate's treachery was revealed and the new Symbiote instead bonded with Nexus Girl, the entire Section P team was assembled by Sir Carey to hear a full report on what had occurred, complete with a pledge from the newly symbiote-bonded Nexi to stay loyal to Section P and help them hunt down her symbiote side's “father”. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 1*)
Boris Vallejo

In one universe, Kim once quipped that Jenny Everywhere looked as though she'd just stepped out of a **Boris Vallejo** painting when she returned from Ecord still dressed in a rather revealing leather “barbarian” outfit. (PROSE: *Jenny Everywhere and the Eye of Argon*)

## Behind the scenes

Boris Vallejo was a fantasy and science fiction artist prone to painting physically idealized figures doing heroic things while wearing very little clothing.
Beanie Babies wiki

The version of Doctor Know who worked for the Multidimensional Finders Service in the 925th Universe once stated that “the **Beanie Babies wiki** call[ed him] God” without further elaboration as the last of a series of titles he boasted of. (PROSE: *Good Crieff - The Tribulations of the Scottish Division*)

## Behind the scenes

Although there is such a thing as an extremely abortive Beanie Babies Wiki in the real world, founded in 2008, it evidently has no page on Doctor Know, a character with no attachments to the *Beanie Babies* franchise, let alone referring to him as God.
Chronon Flea

**Chronon Fleas** were pests which threatened the Cupid Archives in the Cupid Homeworld. (PROSE: *Of Romeos and Juliets*)

The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' Creator posted a Mechanical Sphinx in the Archives to eat any Chronon Fleas it spotted, a job to which it was well-suited, although it had a tendency to also eat the librarians. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)

## External links

* ***Chronon Fleas* Fact File on the official *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* website**
* ***Chronon Flea* on the Tardis Data Core Wiki**
Builder (On Earth)

## Builder

Shortly after her arrival on Earth in one universe, the Magician from Mars saved a **builder** who, in despair, had jumped off the Manhattan Bridge. After preventing him from hitting the water, keeping him suspended in mid-air, she took him aboard an air-taxi where she got him to explain his troubles to her.

A builder, he had unwittingly signed a contract with a crooked politician and businessman whose small print would give him ownership of the builder's latest skyscraper unless it was completed by an unreasonable deadline. This building was one the builder had invested all his savings into building himself, and if he lost it without recompense he would face ruin, hence his desperation. After he gave her his blueprints, the Magician was able to bring the completed building into existence in an instant; she then smacked around the crooked businessman when he tried to protest and get ownership of the building anyway. Beyond grateful, the builder shared with the Magician his suspicion that she “must have been put on Earth for a reason”, which comforted her in her plan of becoming a hero on a full-time basis. (COMIC: *On Earth*)
Caper 2014 Bikini Babes (comic story)

## *Caper 2014 Bikini Babes*

First and only page of the story.

***Caper 2014 Bikini Babes*** was a one-panel comic story, part of the *Halloween Cameo Caper 2014* webcomic crossover event. Created by Aggie Janicot, it featured Jenny Everywhere and Centennia as well as *The KAMics*'s Gertrude and Brunhilda, tying in with the events of the actual *The Cosmic Beholder* entry in the crossover, COMIC: *Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014*, which was in production at the time.

## Contents

### Plot

On the beach of Kokotomo Island, Jenny Everywhere and Centennia run into the Valkyries Gertrude and Brunhilda. When both pairs of women ask the others whether they don't feel too hot in their respective outfits, they agree to swap.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny Everywhere

* The story features the Jenny Everywhere seen in *The Cosmic Beholder*.

#### Universes

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

#### Other

* Gertrude and Brunhilda state that they come from “a very cold land”.
* Centennia demonstrates a sexual interest in women, clearly being appreciative of the two Valkyries.

### Continuity

* Centennia and Jenny Everywhere's presence on Kokotomo Island would shown at greater length in COMIC: *Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014*; in the final panel thereof, they are wearing Gertrude and Brunhilda's metal bikinis rather than the outfits they had upon arriving on the island, something not explained within the story itself and which is made sense of by *Caper 2014 Bikini Babes*.
* Brunhilda and Gertrude's involvement in the Kokotomo Island plot was then elaborated on in their “home” comic's own entry in the crossover events, COMIC: *2014 KAMeo Kaper*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Caper 2014 Bikini Babes* is available online on DeviantArt.
Borders (comic story)

## *Borders*

Title page of the story.

***Borders*** was a standalone Jenny Everywhere comic story written and illustrated by Gridley. Although an early Barbelith Jenny Everywhere story, it is not considered part of the official list of the original 13 Barbelith comic stories, due to never having been finished; only the first page was ever published.

## Contents

### Plot

An unknown narrator thinks back to something they have never told anybody else about, not even their husband: the story of their old schoolmate Jenny Everywhere, who knew about all sort of things, many of which never happened — at least in this universe.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny

* This story features a version of Jenny Everywhere with Asian features and a thin face.
* She displays knowledge of alternative histories and other worlds openly, but still came across as “the smartest girl in school”.

#### Universes

* This story takes place all in one universe, although some of the things Jenny mention evidently refer to other universes.

#### Other

* Among the things the narrator recalls Jenny knowing about are:
	+ Faceless babies;
	+ Hindu cocktail gods;
	+ The Mongol invasion of North America;
	+ Moon tea;
	+ The underwater cities just south of Malaysia;
	+ “Entire worlds without movies or ice cream”;
	+ “Everything”.

### Continuity

* One of the thing Jenny Everywhere apparently mentioned was “Hindu cocktail gods”. A different incarnation of Jenny encountered Shiva in COMIC: *Soulless Mate*; although this story had not yet been completed at the time *Borders* was released, it is not inconceivable that Gridley would have been aware of Alex Hernandez's plans for it.

## Behind the scenes

### Background

This story was published on the Barbelith forum thread "Collective Comics Project." with the following commentary:

> OK, my head is back in the game. Here's my attempt at a page one. Please tell me what you think…
>
> Gridley

### Read online

This story was originally released on Barbelith, on a thread which, though gone from its original location, was backed up on the Internet Archive. All original uploads of *Borders* now being offline, we reproduce the single page of the story here.

Page 1/1
Child Ballads

The ***Child Ballads*** were collected in a book which, in the Collapsed Cosmos, was among those on Jenny Everywhere. Jenny divined that, by reading one of the ballads aloud (that of Sir Thomas Rhymer), she could transport herself to Faerie without arousing the suspicion of ARCHONET. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)
Book (Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market)

Before they learned each other's true identity, Tracker-764 gave Darius **a book** which “explained all about interdimensional things”, (PROSE: *Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market*) one of the books Tracker had been given by the old man when they parted ways. (PROSE: *The Mad Cupid of the Euclidean Plane*)
Canals of Mars

**Canals** existed on some versions of Mars.

In the 97th Cosmos, the “mighty canals” of Wellsia were used to transport the blood the Wellsians drank in huge quantities across the planet.

## Behind the scenes

Originally an inaccurate scientific theory based on early telescope observation of the planet, the idea that Mars's surface is covered in “canals" visible from space has remained a trope of fiction relating to Martians in fiction.
CIA

In the Collapsed Cosmos, there were rumours that the **CIA** had been engaging in reality-shifting experiments. Jenny Everywhere knew that even if the rumours were true, the experiments could not succeed, given the then-current state of the Multiverse. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)
Brother Martin

In one universe], a man who went by “**Brother Martin**” travelled to Guatemala in a private aeroplane with stocks of Bibles, penicillin and weaponry, intending to convert the natives to Christianity and oppose communist guerrilla fighters.

After his aeroplane was shot down, with Martin injuring his leg in the process, Jenny Everywhere, alerted by a monkey to the presence of a wounded traveller in the jungle, lit a fire for him and showed him how to get freshwater and food, as well as informing him of the location of the nearest native village. The two had a lengthy discussion, with Jenny growing increasingly disillusioned about the kind of man whose life she had saved, although she still did her best to try to convince him to become more open-minded. (COMIC: *By The Book*)
Baruga root

In December 2019, Prime Universe time, when the Interdimensional Tavern began preparing for its Christmas-and-various-multiversal-counterparts-thereof festivities, SERIAL CODE 000000234 was busy “chop[ping] **baruga roots** for a delicious baruga salad” while the waiters decorated the common room. (PROSE: *The Frost King's Treasure*)
Captain Agatha

In Reality B-89 54-Z, **Captain Agatha** was a mysterious stranded sea captain.

## Description

### Physical appearance

Captain Agatha was a tall, older woman who usually wore sunglasses, a sleeveless sweater, and military boots. She reminded Jenny Everywhere of her elementary school teacher Mrs Harper, “except the Captain [was] a lot bigger”. Her voice was raspy like that of a chain-smoker. (PROSE: *The Apocryphal Journeys of Jenny Everywhere*)

### Personality

Agatha was benevolent but stern and practical-minded, unafraid to give people orders for what she perceived to be their own good. (PROSE: *The Apocryphal Journeys of Jenny Everywhere*)

## Biography

### With Jenny Everywhere

At some point, Captain Agatha's boat crashed on some reefs in the middle of the Fall Sea. She lived there as a castaway, surviving on rainwater and raw fish. After the *Wisp* crashed down onto the same reefs, Agatha fished Jenny Everywhere out of the sea following Jenny's ill-thought-out attempt to swim back to the shore. She took her in, and Jenny later observed the mysterious sight of Agatha writing a note on a piece of paper and then tossing it overboard. (PROSE: *The Apocryphal Journeys of Jenny Everywhere*)
A Night to Remember (comic story)

## *A Night to Remember*

Title page of the story.

***A Night to Remember*** was the a comic created by Paul Hoppe. It was an interlude in his webcomic *The Cosmic Beholder*, which prominently featured “Jenny Everywhere” (really Jenny Nowhere posing as her). This two-page story featured no established characters, but presented the origin story of Centennia, who would soon be introduced in the present day of the comics.

## Contents

### Plot

A woman relates how, at a ball in the Autumn of 1899, she was seduced by a peculiar but charming gentleman who soon revealed to her that he was an extraterrestrial envoy who had come to Earth incognito to study human civilisation. The gentleman further explained that he must soon returned to his homeworld, but wishes he could experience human love (emotional and carnal) before he goes. The woman accepts; after an unforgettable night, the gentleman leaves. To her amused bemusenent, he left her all the money he had been carrying in his human disguise and would no longer need on his planet — seemingly unaware of the impoliteness of the gesture. But that is not all he has left her — for she is pregnant…

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* This story takes place all in one universe, later named as Reality Z-25 31-H.

### Continuity

* Centennia, the immortal offspring of the woman and her alien lover, was introduced in the following *The Cosmic Beholder* story, COMIC: *Sausage-Fest!*.
* COMIC: *Child of the Stars* later acted as a more direct follow-up to *A Night to Remember* — being a second short two-page story about Centennia's backstory.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*A Night to Remember* is available online on the *Cosmic Beholder* blog.
Ace

**Ace** was a human young woman and a companion of the Doctor in the Third Universe. At least one version of Jenny Everywhere found her a ready friend.

## Description

### Physical appearance

Ace was a tan Caucasian young woman with black hair which she kept tightly pulled back. She wore a dark bomber jacket covered in miscellaneous pins. (PROSE: *Photo shoot*)

## Biography

### In the Third Universe

In the Third Universe, Ace travelled with the Seventh Doctor, (PROSE: *Ace Rules OK!*) a short male incarnation with black hair who wore a cream suit and Panama hat. A version of Jenny Everywhere who'd (from her relative perspective) recently stolen the scarf of another, earlier Doctor ran into the Seventh Doctor and Ace on an alien beach. Jenny quickly struck up a friendship with Ace and the Doctor took a picture of the two girls standing back-to-back.

Later, while the Twelfth Doctor's TARDIS was parked in an ordinary modern street, Jenny graffitied “Ace rules OK!” on the doors in yellow paint in tribute to her friend. The Doctor's then-current companion Clara was amused by the prank, whereas the Doctor was more genuinely dismayed by the vandalism to his ship. (PROSE: *Ace Rules OK!*)

## Behind the scenes

### Notes & References

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was in 1987's *Dragonfire*.

## External links

* **Ace on the *Tardis Data Core* Wiki**
Cleopatra's handmaid

According to Nula, in Reality Z-25 31-H, the Philosopher's Stone made its way to Buranda because, when Augustus's victory became inevitable, Cleopatra had **her handmaid** take it down the Nile rather than let Augustus claim it. (COMIC: *Nula! Naked and Alone!*)

## Behind the scenes

History records two primary servants or handmaids of Cleopatra, Iras and Charmion, both of whom appear in William Shakespeare's *Antony and Cleopatra*. However, as per Plutarch, both of them committed suicide at the same time as Cleopatra. It is unclear if the handmaid mentioned in *Nula! Naked and Alone!* is intended to be either of these, who would therefore have escaped her historical death in this universe, or if it is an additional, ahistorical handmaid.
Cat Noir

One universe's French Jenny Everywhere, who called herself Jeanne Partout, was active within a wider community of French superheroes and supervillains, many of whom were “animal-themed”, including **a “cute Parisian boy in [a] tight black leather superhero costume”**. A resident of this universe, known as Madame DC, was also known for writing real-person fanfic about the various heroes and villains, seemingly including the “cute Parisian boy”, considering that the Jenny Everywhere of another world was familiar with him by reputation. (PROSE: *Return of the Puritan Streaker*)

## Behind the scenes

The “animal-themed superheroes” are strongly hinted to be the cast of *Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir*, although it is not clear that this universe is the canonical *Miraculous* universe as opposed to a counterpart or analogue thereof. The “cute Parisian boy” is transparently Cat Noir; Sanford noted in the author's notes that the idea regarding Madame DC was that Jenny wrongfully attributed the fanfics to the protagonist's mother Sabine Dupain-Cheng when they are in fact much more probably written by Sabine's mother-in-law, Gina Dupain.

## External links

* ***Adrien Agreste* on the *Miraculous Ladybug Wiki***
Blood cattle

In the 97th Cosmos, on their home planet, the octopoid Wellsians fed primarily on a species of “**humanoid cattle**”, (VIDEO: *The Wellsians*) referred to as simply “'**blood cattle**”. (PROSE: *The Resurrection of the Wellsians*) They were “fragile creatures”, unable to survive the trip from Mars to Earth. This forced the Wellsians to try and feed on human blood instead during their invasion of Earth, which proved their undoing, as they had failed to anticipate that human blood was tainted with various germs and viruses, unlike the “distilled delicacy” that was the blood of the Martian cattle. (VIDEO: *The Wellsians*)

## Behind the scenes

The humanoid “cattle” of the octopoid Martians are mentioned in H. G. Wells's original *The War of the Worlds*, making them a public-domain concept.
Bell

**Bell** was one of the circus performers employed, but bullied and under-utilised, by Mr Haffalife for his fun fair in one universe. After Jenny Everywhere decided to get involved to help the circus performers, Bell took part in the show they put on, contributing a juggling act together with J.D.. (COMIC: *The Freak Issue*)
Captain Evening

**Captain Evening** was a major superhero of Reality Z-25 31-H and the leader of the Odds, a team of superbeings. At one point in its history, the team included a shifter claiming to be Jenny Everywhere, but who was in actuality Jenny Nowhere. Other Captains Evening existed in other universes, including a heroic zombie.

## Description

### Physical appearance

Captain Evening was a muscular white man with a square jaw. He was never seen without his black helmet with an opaque visor, which left only the lower half of his face visible, and whose forehead was adorned with a picture of the Moon. In full superhero regalia, Evening also wore a black form-fitting outfit, lighter-coloured gloves and boots, and a cape. (COMIC: *Tales To Behold*)

### Personality

Captain Evening broadly acted like the epitome of the noble hero. However, he was criticised (even by his own enemies) for his tendency to stand around making grand moralising monologue instead of actually helping with the matter at hand, even if he usually *eventually* fixed the problem. (COMIC: *Tales To Behold*) This bad habit aside, he was quick-witted in a crisis, able to quickly assess a situation and strategise, although he was not an especially brilliant tactician. (COMIC: *Journey Out Of Misery*) He obsessively protected his “secret identity”, never taking off the mask that covered most of his face, even when he was showering. (COMIC: *Meanwhile, On Earth*)

### Powers & abilities

Captain Evening was skilled at physical fighting and at flying his Skycicle. He also allegedly had actual superpowers, although he used them very rarely, (COMIC: *Enter–the Legion of Light!*) one of them appearing to be increased resilience: he was seen withstanding a direct blast of fire from the Cosmic Solution with no visible injury, although he was left dazed by the experience. He also carried a handheld laser-gun of some description. (COMIC: *Journey Out Of Misery*) He also demonstrated superhuman strength on some occasions, such as breaking out of a pair of handcuffs through sheer physical strength. (COMIC: *Road Trip Of No Return*)

## Biography

### In Reality Z-25 31-H

**See main article: *Captain Evening (Reality Z-25 31-H)***
The most commonly documented version of Captain Evening was a lovable superhero from Reality Z-25 31-H's New York City. (COMIC: *Tales To Behold*, etc.)

### Zombie Captain Evening

**See main article: *Zombie Captain Evening***
   In one universe where “everyone was a zombie”, Captain Evening was no exception, looking like a dull-witted, undead version of his Reality Z-25 31-H self. In this latter reality, when faced with Merv the Griffin, who was magically compelled to “kill Captain Evening”, “Jenny Everywhere” quickly switched out her Captain Evening for the zombie one. Merv hit him with what would have been a fatal blow, satisfying the magical compulsion and therefore freeing him. She then brought the real Captain Evening back. The zombie Captain Evening then just wandered off and was not actually returned to his homeworld, (COMIC: *For Whom The Toll Bells*) becoming a minor superhero in his own right. (COMIC: *Interview With A Superhero*)
Cardamom

“**Cardamom** and Melange” was served at the *Barbelith Baristas* in the Bohemian District of Interstitial City. (PROSE: *Barbelith Baristas*)

## Behind the scenes

Most of the drinks served at the *Barbelith Baristas* are references to copyrighted fictional beverages from other franchises. “Cardamom and Melange” is a more subtle pun: in the *Dune* franchise, Melange, a supernatural drug, is also known as “spice”, whereas cardamom is a literal real-world spice.
Billy and Trent's mother

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

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

## Behind the scenes

Most of the drinks served at the *Barbelith Baristas* are references to copyrighted fictional beverages from other franchises. The blue-coloured Bantha milk originated in the *Star Wars* series.

## External links

* ***Blue milk* on *Wookieepedia*, the Star Wars Wiki**
Beany's propeller hat

Beany wore **a propeller hat** in one universe, allowing him to take flight.

## History

Beany was wearing the propeller hat when he, Jenny Everywhere, and Cecil arrived in Kanto aboard the *Leakin' Lena*, using it to fly alongside Jenny while Cecil followed another path. (COMIC: *Pop Culture Collision*)

## Behind the scenes

The propeller hat originates from the *Time for Beany* series, later appearing in *Beany and Cecil*.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was in 1949's *Time for Beany*.
Callum Phillpott

**Callum Phillpott**, also known as **Moppington** or **Mop**, is a writer, who uses he/they pronouns.

Phillpott has written for the *Doctor Who* universe on multiple occasions, including for the *Cyberon* and *Cwej: The Series* series. Their Twitter bio described them as:

In 2022, Callum Phillpott created *The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There*, an April Fools' Day Jenny Everywhere story that introduced a new open-source character, Jenny Over-There; they also designed a “Jenny Over-There” logo for the story. They soon followed it up with more stories.
Beany and Cecil (series)

***Beany and Cecil*** was an animated television series created by Bob Clampett which aired on ABC.

It unofficially crossed over with the *Jenny Everywhere* mythos in 2023, with the comic COMIC: *Pop Culture Collision*, which featured Beany and Cecil among the main cast of the story, as well as featuring other elements of the series such as Dishonest John.
925th Universe

Jenny Over-There hailed from a seemingly-mundane universe known to Jenny Everywhere as the **925th Universe** (PROSE: *Family Business*) where SatNavs all had knowledge about the geography of parallel worlds, hence their sometimes leading people onto roads that seemingly didn't exist. The M.F.S. office was located there, although it was unclear whether the Man in Grey was native to this world, (PROSE: *The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There*) having originated as the Man in Black. (PROSE: *Open Sourcing*, *Lovie Dovie Stuff*)

Though answering to a group of eldritch entities known as the Great Higher-Ups, the Man in Grey once confessed that he did not know which Gods, if any, were actually in control of this realm. (PROSE: *Lovie Dovie Stuff*) Besides Doctor Know, powerful beings with dominion over it included both the Great Higher-Ups and the Guardians of Time who created Tetra-None Hepta-Oct's people. (PROSE: *Annals of the Jen: One Year of Jenny Over-There*: *Tetra-None Hepta-Oct and Doctor Know-It-All Talk it Out*)

This universe was home to a version of the Land of Oz, which seemed to be a pocket reality of some kind, as it was not considered to be part of Earth. (PROSE: *A Series of Queer Events*, *Lovie Dovie Stuff*)
Bart Hill

One of the people who participated in the riot at the 925th Universe's Dibbsy Store on December 24th, 2022 was recognised by Dynamite Thor as **Bart Hill**, out of his usual half-black half-red costume, but still using his boomerang and other equipment. Hill punched a man carrying a Limited Edition “First Gay Characters” Dibbsy box set in the face and absconded with the box set for himsel. (PROSE: *A Very Jenny Over-There Christmas*)

## Behind the scenes

Bart Hill is the civilian name of a public-domain character who famously shares the name of “Daredevil”, and red-and-black theming, with the more popular, and non-public-domain, superhero Daredevil. Because the name of Daredevil to refer to a superhero is trademarked, many recent works using Bart Hill have avoided his original moniker, as *A Very Jenny Over-There Christmas* does by simply not revealing his superhero identity at all within the 925th Universe.

## External links

* ***Daredevil (Lev Gleason)* on the Public Domain Super-Heroes Wiki**
Brin

A version of **Brin** was one of the guests from across the Multiverse brought to the grand opening of the Oasis Springs Nudist Resort by Jenny Everywhere and Jenny Anywhere. She was seen sitting at a table with her fellow handmaiden Loo, next to Princess Dejah Thoris and her partner John Carter. (VIDEO: *Grand Opening*)

## Behind the scenes

Dejah Thoris and John Carter originated in the works of Edgar Rice Burroughs, specifically the Barsoom novels spinning off from *A Princess of Mars*. Both characters were introduced in this book, serialised in 1912 and released in collected form in 1917; as such, they are in the public domain. However, the same is not true of handmaidens Brin and Loo, who originated in a modern continuation, the 2012 comic miniseries *Dejah Thoris and the White Apes of Mars*.

## External links

* ***Brin* on *Encyclopedia Barsoomia***
Chompin' Charlie

**Chompin' Charlie** was a Wild West outlaw from one universe. He was challenged to a duel by a member of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, thinking him to merely be an eccentric human wearing golden armour. Impressed by the stranger's gutsiness, Charlie offered him every chance to back out, but the Cupid declined. Charlie was baffled when the Cupid managed to hit and block his bullet with an arrow, and even moreso when he realised that his bullet had somehow been imbued with a peaceful, loving personality. (PROSE: *The Copper-Colored Cowboy*)
Bugendai no Jenī no Itarutokoro

***Bugendai no Jenī no Itarutokoro*** was an anime series about Jenny Everywhere. One universe's version of Jenny once visited the Jiujinshan anime con in another universe to look for DVDs of Season 3 of the series. (PROSE: *I Found Him On The Internet*)

## Behind the scenes

The author's commentary for PROSE: *I Found Him On The Internet* clarified that *無限大 の ジェニー の 至る所* translated to *The Infinity of Jenny Everywhere*.
Buffalo-Wing Brody

**Buffalo-Wing Brody** was an aged anthropomorphic rabbit and one of Joe McPhud's old war buddies in one universe. He was a mechanic and could also act as a physical fighter, wielding a baseball bat — as he did on two occasions to help defend rabbits' city against the Drag-Racing Monkeys. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere vs. the Drag-Racing Monkeys*)
Betrayal of Brothers (comic story)

## *Betrayal of Brothers*

First page of the story.

***Betrayal of Brothers*** was a five-page Jenny Everywhere comic story created by Jack Harvey, featuring his default Jenny.

## Contents

### Plot

Two brothers, Trent and Billy, check in at a “slummy bar”, asking for drinks and two rooms. They are accosted by Jenny Everywhere, who remarks that they don't seem like the type to hang out in an establishment like this. They explain that they are native to one of the bunkers, which was laid waste to by the Kievs, wiping out the rest of their family. They want to get to “one of the Citydromes” before war fully breaks out and “the whole thing goes nuclear” — although a strangely unperturbed Jenny replies that she isn't so sure that the conflict can only resolve itself through a nuclear exchange.

In a flashback to two days earlier, the moments leading up to the death of Trent and Billy's parents are seen.

Back in the bar, Jenny recalls the history of this planet to the brothers, having learned it from an old man she crossed paths with earlier. When the colony started out, the planet was under the direct control of the Earth's United Nations, with no politics of its own. However, as bunkers were dug ever deeper and citydromes built ever higher, and the planet got wealthier, factions arose that started vying for power, including the Eagles and the Kievs. War between the Eagles and Kiev broke out, lasting two hundred years and cutting back the planet's population by two thirds. Eventually, a truce was agreed upon: the Kievs and Eagles would cease recruiting from the civilian population and only fight each other on a small scale, without involving the wider population. This relative peace has held out for five hundred years, and Jenny remarks that neither Faction would be willing to break it unless “they had nothing to lose… or they were tricked”.

Realising she's onto him, Billy reveals his true colours, pulling a gun on Trent. He explains that he engineered the attack on the bunker, leaking fake information about the bunker having allied with the Eagles and then letting the Kievs in, in order to be able to finally leave the bunker, having been miserable living in Trent's shadow. Jenny tires to dissuade Bill from shooting Trent, but he does so anyway — only to immediately suffer the consequence as the very “old man” who told Jenny about the planet's history arrives. Turning out to be a ruthless “keeper of the peace”, the old man easily overpowers Billy and ends up hanging him outside the bar. Disappointed that Billy didn't listen to her warning, Jenny shifts away.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny Everywhere

* The story stars Jack Harvey's default Jenny.

#### Universes

* The story takes place in an unidentified universe, in a future where humans have colonised other planets.

## Behind the scenes

### Background

When posting the story, Jack Harvey gave it the following commentary:

### Read online

The story's five pages are available on the author's blog). They are additionally mirrored here with the permission of Jack Harvey.

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Chicago

In one universe, the American city of **Chicago** existed by 1938.

It included Evergreen Airfield and State Street (where the Benton Cinema was located), and was home to Mr King and his newsstand, where he sold some of the first superhero comics. This included Issue 1 of a *Jenny Everywhere* comic book *comic book.*

Just as King was about to sell this comic to a kid, the real Jenny shifted into that universe, and ended up fighting her pursuers in the streets of Chicago, attracting the attention of a police officer, who took up the chase after Jenny for all that she'd incapacitated the original villains. (COMIC: *Miss Adventure*)

## Behind the scenes

By virtue of obviously being a real place, Chicago can be considered a public-domain location in its own right.
Black hole

**Black holes** were all-devouring physical singularities.

A rip in the fabric of the universe created by the Cosmic Solution in Times Square in Reality Z-25 31-H was likened by Professor Madison to a “tiny black hole”. (COMIC: *Epilogue to Destruction*)

One origin story posited for Jenny Everywhere included a Living Black Hole. (COMIC: *The Secret Origin of Jenny Everywhere*)
Channelwood

**Channelwood** was an Age featured in the game *Myst*. Jenny Everywhere was particularly fond of it. It was once home to a race of ape-like beings who lived in huts. A species of frog also lived there. Jenny nearly fell to her death while crossing a bridge in the Age but her shifting powers saved her. (PROSE: *Ages of Memories*)
Atlantis

**Atlantis** was a legendary “sunken city” which existed in multiple universes.

## History

### In the Prime Universe

A version of the “Lost City of Atlantis” existed on the Prime Earth in ancient times, and was believed to have possessed advanced technology. In the 20th century, a malevolent organisation called the First Horde sought to rediscover the ruins of Atlantis and use its technological secrets to take over the world. The Strangely-Colored Secret Societies which came into existence as offshoots of the First Horde retained their drive to look for Atlantis, though not all of them knew why they had this urge. (PROSE: *The Strangely-Colored Secret Societies*)

For example, the Society of the Rhyming Dove located a number of Atlantean artefacts, and some of the Cupid Intelligence Institute that one particularly powerful, magical one was behind the Doves' ability to effortlessly communicate entirely in rhyme, although this was not the only theory. (PROSE: *The Society of the Rhyming Dove*) Archibald Fishflipper's Faction of the Fooling Fish shared a goal of seeking Atlantean artefacts at its inceptions, but the Fish gradually abandoned it after it proved not to be as much fun as they anticipated. (PROSE: *The Faction of the Fooling Fish*) The Mélange of the Mauve Muskrat, on the other hand, remained dedicated to it, accumulating large business resources in the hope of using them to mount a large-scale search for the Lost City itself. (PROSE: *The Cupid Suggestion Box*)

Jenny Everywhere likes the seafood at a "really great Atlantean fast-food place" and has at least once popped in there while in the middle of other adventures. (PROSE: *The Honeymoon of Jenny Everywhere*)

### In a dreamland

One version of Atlantis existed inside a “dreamland”, three leagues away from the cloud on which the wizard Mordorak of the Nine Noses resided. (PROSE: *Pit Stop*)

### In Reality Z-25 31-H

In Reality Z-25 31-H, Atlantis survived at the bottom of the ocean into the 21st century, home to the civilisation of Neo-Atlanteans. It was eventually raised from the ocean depths by Gravitas, the mad brother of the Princess Emily. Making contact with modern civilisations, many Neo-Atlanteans became superheroes on the mainland, including Emily who took on the mantle of Ms. Blitzen, one of the Guardians of the city of Angel Falls. The Neo-Atlanteans possessed advanced technology incorporating various elements of magic and alchemy. (PROSE: *Angel Falls: Vengeance Sought*)