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Brownie

**Brownies** were a kind of Fae in at least some universes, belonging to the Little People and known for looking after other people's houses.

In Dimension 77, Brownies appeared as diminutive humanoids with skin the colour and texture of tree bark. Their heads were bald, but their forearms and feet were covered in fur. They were known for preferring gifts of food to monetary payment. One Scottish Brownie was once tasked with watching over the home of the Lurigadawne of Tipperary during his absence because of a debt incurred with the Lurigadawne by her “clan” some time prior. She answered the door when Jenny Everywhere visited, looking for the Lurigadawne. (PROSE: *The Interlude of Jenny Everywhere*)
Bunny Everyhare

**Bunny Everyhare** was a Null-entity, of whom an infinity of possible counterparts existed. She was a sort of copy of Jenny Everywhere who appeared as a cartoon bunny (whether she was a rabbit or a hare was somewhat unclear), and whose considerable powers obeyed the classic cartoon “rule of funny”.

## Description

### Physical appearance

Bunny Everyhare typically appeared as a small, “brown-furred funny-animal bunny”. Whenever a Bunny Everyhare manifested in a given reality, she would take on a copy of whatever outfit the closest Jenny Everywhere was currently wearing. (PROSE: *Who Laws the Lawyers?*)

### Personality

Bunny Everyhare was a playful, mischievous being befitting her appearance as a classic cartoon character, but also displayed the heroic and empathetic side typical of Jenny Everywhere, being happy to help out former enemies once they stopped being a threat, and easily befriending those around her more broadly. (PROSE: *Who Laws the Lawyers?*)

### Powers & abilities

Describing herself as “the third most powerful being in the entire Multiverse”, Bunny Everyhare could travel in and out of the Null at will thanks to wings of Null-mist she could manifest or make vanish as desire. Her powers generally worked along the classic “rule of funny”, allowing her to pull mallets out of thin air or multiply herself if it was in service to the rules of comedy. (PROSE: *Who Laws the Lawyers?*)

## Biography

### In the 925th Universe

**See main article: *Bunny Everyhare (Who Laws the Lawyers?)***
One “wiry-framed” version of Bunny Everyhare once manifested in the 925th Universe, being appalled to see that she was now wearing a Kablamazon uniform to match the local Jenny Everywhere. After introducing herself to the Multidimensional Finders Service crew, she helped them foil a version of Bunny Nullhare who had manifested as Bonham, a realisation of the video game villain of the same name, and gotten himself worked up against the M.F.S. due to them “refusing” to tell him where his fictional archnemesis Benito could be found. After Bonham was subdued, Bunny helped him realise what he truly was, and asked him if he wanted to join Bunny Town. After he declined, confessing that he would rather “take a break for existing” for the time being, Bunny respected her choice and, spreading wings of Null-mist, carried him back into the Null with her. (PROSE: *Who Laws the Lawyers?*)

## Behind the scenes

### Genesis

Bunny Everyhare was introduced in 2023 in *Who Laws the Lawyers?*, by Delilah H. Smith, and furnished with her own variant of the Paragraph.

In the author's notes for the story, Smith noted that she had already been planning to introduce Bunny when she set out to write *Who Laws the Lawyers?*, and decided to use that story for such a purpose after she independently landed on the idea of making Bowser analogue Bonham into a hare.

Whether Bunny is properly speaking a rabbit or a hare is ambiguous, possibly on purpose, as such an ambiguity is inextricable from the most notorious cartoon bun of them all, Bugs Bunny.
Belinda (Meanwhile, On Earth)

In Reality Z-25 31-H, when catching her up on the gossip that had been going on at their university while Jesse was gone, Alicia told her that **Belinda** was rumoured to be sleeping with economics teacher Professor Reisch, possibly in order to get a good grade in the class. (COMIC: *Meanwhile, On Earth*)
Brownie (The Interlude of Jenny Everywhere)

## Unnamed Brownie

In Dimension 77, **one Scottish Brownie** was once tasked with watching over the home of the Lurigadawne of Tipperary during his absence because of a debt incurred with the Lurigadawne by her “clan” some time prior.

She answered the door when Jenny Everywhere visited, looking for the Lurigadawne; on that occasion, the Brownie was barefoot and wearing a “reddish, sleeveless night-gown”. She was initially suspicious, but soon acknowledged that Jenny was not an ill-intentioned intruder after the Lurigadawne's “crock o'gold” and agreed to answer a few questions for her. After she informed Jenny on what little she knew of the “Master”'s whereabouts, Jenny tipped her with a gold coin before departing again. (PROSE: *The Interlude of Jenny Everywhere*)
Christopher (Our Strange and Wonderful House)

Nine-year-old **Christopher** and his eleven-year-old sister Mandy were two residents of the Strange and Wonderful House. Mandy was bolder than her brother, and once talked him into sneaking with her into the Cellar without their Uncle Jack's knowledge.

There, when Mandy plucked a wine bottle from a shelf, Christopher tried to wrestle it from her to put it back, only to cause her to drop it. It shattered, (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Cellar*) and the fumes of the liquid, actually distilled memory instead of wine, plunged Christopher in a hallucinatory daydream about being a bloodthirsty pirate. He was quickly pulled out of it by a mysterious man who explained that this very bottle had just been requested by the Master of the House from Montresor so that it could be served during upcoming negotiations between himself and the Goblin King. Distressed, the old man, who was none other than Montresor, the Keeper of the Cellar ordered them to create a new bottle by convincing a legendary pirate to give up some of his memories, and then artificially aging the bottle in Father Time's attic — threatening them with the giant rats who also lived with the cellar if they didn't comply. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Cellar*, *Montresor*) To allow them to do such a thing, he let Chris drink from a bottle full of a wizard's memories, flooding his mind with knowledge of magic. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The First Step*)
Cassandra Navarathna

**Cassandra “Cassie” Navarathna** was an inhabitant of the World of Iothera.

She was in conversation with Maureen Ramsay when the two were interrupted by the sudden appearance of Jenny Everywhere and Jimmy Wherever, who required Cassie's help to “save the universe”. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere And Iothera*)

## Behind the scenes

Cassie is one of the main characters of the webcomic *Iothera*, with which *Jenny Everywhere And Iothera* was an unofficial crossover. The webcomic's cast page described her thusly: “Cassandra Navarathna is a postgraduate student at Queensgate University working on a doctorate in astrothaumatology— the study of magical phenomena in space. She’s always been a dreamer, with a very romanticized view of science”.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was years earlier in *Iothera - Volume 1: Space Race*.
Brian Griffin

A mask depicting Brian Griffin. (COMIC: Halloween Preparations)

**Brian Griffin** was a dog upon whom a mask was based in one universe.

## Description

### Physical appearance

A mask depicting Brian depicted him with white fur and a large black nose. (COMIC: *Halloween Preparations*)

## Biography

A mask depicting Brian Griffin was among the costume items Jenny Everywhere looked through in her room in 31 Spooner Street shortly before Halloween, before deciding on a costume. (COMIC: *Halloween Preparations*)

## Behind the scenes

Brian Griffin is one of the main characters in *Family Guy*. He was not explicitly named in COMIC: *Halloween Preparations*.

### Footnotes & References

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

## External links

* **Brian Griffin** at the *Family Guy* Wiki
Boag

In one universe where Jenny Everywhere was a fictional character, **Boag** was a Scottish fan of Jenny's, who discussed her with other fans on a website called Barbelith. His friend Sizemore, a writer, managed to write himself into Jenny's narrative, thus actually meeting her. He summoned Boag, or potentially a fictional copy thereof, who reacted with excitement to meeting his hero and getting to give her a peck on the cheek. However, he then had to leave in a hurry because he had a train to catch. (PROSE: *Paperback Writer*)
Chrystel Aletti

In one universe, **Chrystel Aletti** was a young red-haired girl who was staying at the Koala Bay Bares Naturist Resort with her family when Jenny Everywhere crashed there.

After gigglign at the newcomer with her somewhat younger playmate Zinni, Chrystel eventually disguised herself as a ghost alongside Chrystel and many adult residents as part of an effort to scare off Tex Tyler (in revenge for his attempt to do the same to the nudists) which had been suggested by Jenny. (COMIC: *Ghost Story*)

She later played frisbee with Zinni and her own brother Nick. During the course of the game, Zinni accidentally hit Abúi with one of her throws. However, when she tried to show Chrystel and Nick, Abúi had gone. (COMIC: *Incognito*) Tash Spicer subsequently went on an interdimensional adventure with Sven Allestädes in an effort to bring Abúi home, having discovered that Abúi was indeed a fairy. When she returned, and was frustrated that none of the adult Koala Bay residents believed her, she was advised by Mungo to tell the story to Chrystel and Zinni, who were both enraptured by the tale. As soon as it was over, Chrystel asked Tash to repeat the bit about “the Troll smashing through the wall”, also asking for more detail on “the green lady”. (COMIC: *Enchanted*)

## Behind the scenes

Chrystel Aletti was one of the recurring background characters of the webcomics *Loxie & Zoot* and *The Bare Pit*. Her profile on the official *Bare Pit* cast list read:
Beany

**Beany** was a human who travelled alongside Cecil and Jenny Everywhere in the *Leakin' Lena*.

## Description

### Physical appearance

Beany had blonde hair and blue eyes. He wore blue dungarees with a white long-sleeved shirt and black shoes with white socks, as well as a propeller Beanie cap which he could use to fly. (COMIC: *Pop Culture Collision*)

## Biography

### Visiting Kanto

Beany was part of the crew of the *Leakin' Lena* when their captain, Jenny Everywhere, sailed the ship towards Kanto. Arriving in the region, he flew ahead with Jenny while Cecil attempted to follow an easier path to their destination.

Jenny and Beany found Cecil shortly after he was electrocuted by a Pikachu, although Beany and Jenny found it easy to charm the creature, with Beany suggesting that it was more afraid of Cecil than Cecil was of it.

Unbeknownst to Beany or the rest of the trio, they were being watched by Dishonest John. (COMIC: *Pop Culture Collision*)

## Behind the scenes

Beany is one of the titular main characters in *Beany and Cecil*.

### Notes & References

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

**Cecil** was an individual who travelled alongside Beany and Jenny Everywhere in the *Leakin' Lena*.

## Biography

### Visiting Kanto

Cecil was part of the crew of the *Leakin' Lena* when their captain, Jenny Everywhere, sailed the ship towards Kanto. Arriving in the region, he attempted to follow an easier path to their destination while Beany flew ahead with Jenny, with Jenny warning Cecil to stay away from rustling grass or bushes.

Almost immediately, he investigated a rustling bush, with a Pikachu bursting out. He attempted to charm the Pikachu, only to get electrocuted. Beany and Jenny soon arrived and found it easy to charm the creature, with Beany suggesting that it was more afraid of Cecil than Cecil was of it.

Unbeknownst to Cecil or the rest of the trio, they were being watched by Dishonest John. (COMIC: *Pop Culture Collision*)

## Behind the scenes

Cecil is one of the titular main characters in *Beany and Cecil*.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was in 1949's *Time for Beany*.
Bouncer (Name's Not Down)

## The Bouncer

A narrow-minded, gorilla-like **bouncer** guarding the entrance to Right-On By The Sea's Jenny Everywhere's in one universe. After he stubbornly refused to let Jenny and her friends in because Nathan had “forgotten” to add them to the guests list, he ended up being beaten up by Jenny's crew as they forced their entry. (COMIC: *Name's Not Down*)
Caleb Ketchum

**Caleb Ketchum** was a chemist-turned-criminal and an associate of one version of Jenny Nowhere.

## Physical appearance

Caleb Ketchum was a middle-aged, square-shouldered man with blue-green eyes, a small white mustache and darker hair. He usually wore a blue business suit with a red necktie. (COMIC: *Truth Serum*)

## Biography

At some point, Caleb Ketchum met and teamed up with the supervillain Jenny Nowhere. Together, they sought out a rabbi for unclear reason, but he managed to go into hiding. The two kidnapped Jenny Everywhere in the hope that she could reveal to them the hiding place of the rabbi; Ketchum forced her to take a truth serum he had developed (despite Nowhere's insistence that getting Jenny drunk would work just as well). However, though the serum appeared to work *per se*, this was of little use to the evildoers, as she did *not* know where the rabbi was hiding anyway. (COMIC: *Truth Serum*)

## Behind the scenes

### Origins

The character of Caleb Ketchum is not original to the *Jenny Everywhere* mythos, but rather originated as a one-off villain in the 1948 comic story *The Man Who Betrayed Himself*, which starred the superhero “the Black Terror”. Like many other Nedor Comics characters, Ketchum fell into a copyright limbo when the company collapsed, and is held by most authorities to be functionally public-domain.

   In *The Man Who Betrayed Himself*, Ketchum was identified specifically as a specialist in insect extermination; the chemicals he used in that story included one to grow termites to enormous size and an extermination spray powerful enough to stun human beings. However, his insect-based background is not referenced in his (thus far) single *Jenny Everywhere* appearance, COMIC: *Truth Serum*, and it is not altogether clear that he is the same Ketchum as the one in the Black Terror's universe, rather than a parallel counterpart.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ See “Caleb Ketchum” on the Public Domain Super-Heroes Wiki
Beebleville (series)

***Beebleville*** was a webcomic created by Vince Cipriano.

It ran over a period of five years, between 2005 and 2010, producing 1,800 strips (of which over 150, as well as 25 exclusive ones, were collected in a commercial ebook in 2011). The comic was in part a comedic biography, with the character of Vince Beeble being an obvious stand-in for the author. It took place in the titular fictional city.

In 2007, Cipriano created COMIC: *Everywhere*, a one-panel cartoon in which Jenny Everywhere shifted into the world of the comic and briefly met Vince Beeble.
Case of the Blueberry Squid

To check his identity when he appeared as a ghost in her house on Halloween 2019, Juliet-178 made Pythagoras-858 recite how the two of them had solved the **Case of the Blueberry Squid**: to wit, the Problem-Solvers “simply adjusted the temperature of the squid's flux gels, and it transmorphed itself right back into a Strawberry Squid”. (PROSE: *The Ghosts and the Machine*)
Captain Omega

**Captain Omega** was a superhero who wore blue protective armour.

He was one of the candidates invited to a job interview at the M.F.S. office in one universe by the Man in Grey. Wanting to fraudulently get a second shot after being rejected under his own name, Dynamite Thor delayed the Captain by tossing him a live bomb while he was walking down the street on his way to the M.F.S. office — forcing him to stop to defuse it — and showed up to the M.F.S. office claiming to be Captain Omega. He did not fool either the Man in Grey or Jenny Over-There, however, and the real Captain Omega soon caught up to Thor and explained the situation. (PROSE: *Open Sourcing*)

## Behind the scenes

Captain Omega was created in 2016 by Marz Workman as an open-source character. He had his own variant of the Paragraph:

## External links

* ***Captain Omega* on the Public Domain Super-Heroes Wiki**
Clara Oswald

**Clara Oswald** was a human young woman and a companion of the Doctor. Within singular universes, she ended up splintered among a myriad of alternative counterparts spread throughout space and time, in a manner somewhat comparable to Jenny Everywhere's incarnations throughout the Multiverse — something on which Claras and Jennies sometimes remarked when they met.

## Description

### Physical appearance

Clara was a “white brunette”. All her splinters had the same basic body, but styled themselves differently; for example, one sported a shaven head and “Gaelic tattoos” on her stomach. (PROSE: *Shippy Shifter Snippets*)

## Biography

### In the Third Universe

**See main article: *Clara Oswald (Third Universe)***
In the Third Universe, Clara travelled with the Twelfth Doctor, a male incarnation with a bony face and short gray hair. While the TARDIS was parked in an ordinary modern street, a version of Jenny Everywhere once graffitied “Ace rules OK!” on the doors in yellow paint. Clara was amused by the prank, whereas the Doctor was more genuinely dismayed. (PROSE: *Ace Rules OK!*)

### Fun with Jenny

**See main article: *Clara Oswald (Shippy Shifter Snippets)***
In one universe, in the course of her travels with an incarnation of the Doctor who wore a bowtie, the “modern” Clara acquired “a bunch of other selves” spread throughout history. They all resembled her but often adopted drastically different styles, with one sporting a shaven head and “Gaelic tattoos” on her stomach.

One day, a version of Jenny Everywhere who was an old friend of the Doctor's showed up in the control room of the Doctor's TARDIS, intending to speak with him about something. However, he was out at the time, and she instead met Clara. The two struck up a conversation, and, when Jenny explained her own nature as a multidimensional being with an infinity of alternative selves, Clara jumped on the opportunity to mention that she was in more or less the same boat. When the Doctor returned, he was shocked to see that, with “one thing [leading] to another” Jenny had summoned matching numbers of her other selves and Clara's into the control room, and they were all engaging in various adult activities. After the prime Clara explained the situation to the Doctor (from a compromising position in-between a Jenny and one of her own duplicates), the prime Jenny saucily asked him if he wanted to join the fun. (PROSE: *Shippy Shifter Snippets*)

## Behind the scenes

### Notes & References

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was in 2013's *Asylum of the Daleks*.

## External links

* **Clara Oswald on the *Tardis Data Core* Wiki**
Charles Darwin

**Charles Darwin** was a scientist who wrote on the topic of the Origin of Species, notably laying the groundwork for the realisation that humans had evovled from apes. Conspiracy-1263 once got him confused with Charles Dickens and believed that he was also the author of *A Christmas Carol*, leading him down a curious deductive path of believing that Darwin's research on evolution was a coded confession that *A Christmas Carol* had secretly been written by monkeys. (PROSE: *The Case Against Conspiracy*)
Cashier (The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere)

In the Collapsed Cosmos, the **cashier** of the convenience store nearest to Jenny Everywhere's apartment was a surprisingly unflappable man.

He was familiar with a balding man who once visited the store at the same time as Jenny, and temporarily turned into some kind of demonic being in a fit of anger before changing back; he knew that the man had recently come out of a halfway house and promised Jenny he's speak to his case-worker. When a Grigori, who had detected the anomalous event, entered the store, the cashier assured it that everything was under control and recounted the event, “only stumbling a little”. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)
Buenos Aires Provincial Police

The **Buenos Airies Provincial Police** was one of several organisations which, seeking to bring Jenny Everywhere in for questioning and jointly put up a 'Wanted' poster for her, whose efficacy was lessened by the fact that they did not know about Jenny Everywhere's multi-dimensional nature and thus found the contradictory nature of eyewitness reports about her appearance utterly baffling. (PROSE: *Wanted for Questioning*)

## Behind the scenes

Being a real organisation, the Buenos Airies Provincial Police is functionally in the public domain as a potential element of fictional narratives.
Celestial Foam Network

Doctor Sigma-063 was the head of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' **Celestial Foam Network**, (PROSE: *Rifts Crisis Officially Over!*) which was essential to the Crew's M.O. of exploring other universes. (PROSE: *Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving*) The name also referred to the building where the organisation, which oversaw the maintenance and assignment of Fog Ships, was based. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*) The Fog Ship Parking Garage was under their purview. (PROSE: *The Ghosts and the Machine*)

The Celestial Foam Network banned Larrikin-1029 from borrowing more Fog Ships after he spent half a day borrowing and crashing one Ship after the other as he practiced his flying. (PROSE: *Peace and Quiet*)
Celfoam

**Celestial foam**, usually shortened as **celfoam**, was a “multi-purpose non-substance”, created by “beating spatial dimensions with an egg-whisk according to a very particular pattern”.

The clouds in the Cupid Homeworld were made of celfoam. As such, they were simultaneously weightless and able to support the weight of people walking on them. The outer coatings of Fog Ships were also made of celfoam, hence their name and the fact that they were maintained by the Celestial Foam Network; this was an example of a more sophisticated use of the dimensional properties of celfoam, (PROSE: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*) allowing the Ship to phase through the dimensional barriers between worlds. (COMIC: *The Beginner's Guide to Multiversal Theory*)
C.I.I. Headquarters

The Supreme Quaestor of the Cupid Intelligence Institute lived in a penthouse on the top floor of the **C.I.I. Headquarters** building. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)

When Juliet-178 set in motion the chain of events that brought the Sisters of Juliet into existence, the “C.I.I. building” found itself flooded with her hundreds of duplicates. (PROSE: *The Labors of Juliet*)
Byzantium

One incarnation of Jenny Everywhere was a sea-farer who somehow traded cargo *between* **Byzantium**, Constantinople and Istanbul, with enough ocean between them that she could enjoy days-long sailing trips in-between each stop. The “Kim's friend” Jenny got a glimpse of this Jenny's life when she suffered from shifter hangover. (PROSE: *Morning After*)

## Behind the scenes

In the real world, Byzantium, Constantinople and Istanbul were three names for the same city at different points in its history. It is unclear if this is simply not the case in the sea-faring Jenny's universe, or if, given Jenny's established space-time-hopping capabilities, something more complex was at play.
Captain Hollister

**Captain Hollister** was a stereotypically heroic explorer who worked with Nula the Jungle Queen and a young Smedley as a protector of the Naked Jungle in Buranda. When the trio eventually retired from active adventuring, Hollister ended up with a knighthood and more fame and glory than the other two, to the wry amusement of Nula, who more often than not had been the one to save Hollister from peril when the going got tough. (COMIC: *The Danger, the Diamond, and the Dowager*)
Benj Christensen

**Benj Christensen** scripted the notorious unfinished story COMIC: *Governing Council* and created two long-running Jenny Everywhere webcomics, *The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles* and *Infinity Apartment*. He drew *The Mind of Jenny Everywhere*, a sketchbook of hand drawn art.

In addition to his written and artistic work he is also the main organiser of Jenny Everywhere Day.

In 2011 he and Fes Works gave a Jenny Everywhere presentation at Geek Kon.
Buranda Pass

In Reality Z-25 31-H, **Buranda Pass** was a location near the Naked Jungle which was home to Kaza and Gwenna.There was a kraal located not far from there. (COMIC: *The Serpent Sorceress*) It has an airstrip which receives a regularly scheduled daily flight from civilization, usually carrying supplies and general cargo. (COMIC: *The Danger, The Diamond, and the Dowager*)

## External links

* **Map of Buranda** showing Buranda Pass
* **Map of Buranda and nearby nations** showing Buranda Pass
By The Book (comic story)

## *By The Book*

First page of the story.

***By The Book*** was a standalone Jenny Everywhere comic story written by Grant and illustrated by Withiel S. Black.

It was notable, among other things, for its unique depiction of Shifting: in this story, Jenny leaves or enters scenes by lifting the actual comic panels and emerging from behind them as though opening a cat-flap, a highly metafictionally-loaded visual (although Jenny does not otherwise acknowledge being inside a comic book).

## Contents

### Plot

When a monkey finds a dying missionary in a ruined temple in the middle of a Guatemalan jungle, it alerts Jenny Everywhere, who takes it upon herself to, if not save the man, then at least give him a primer on how to save himself. As the two begin to talk, however, the ideological differences between their worldviews become hard to ignore.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny

* Jenny Everywhere appears in an incarnation who can pass for one of the native inhabitants of Guantemala, although she notes that she isn't actually Guatemalan. She has fairly long hair, wears a black vest and full-length trousers, and carries a small backpack.

#### Universes

* This story takes place all in one universe.

#### Other

* Brother Martin is an evangelical Christian, who believes in God and in Jesus Christ as an incarnation thereof.

## Behind the scenes

Although it remained unfinished until 2005, the story was first mentioned by Grant on February 20th, 2002 and was one of the earliest Jenny Everywhere story ideas proposed on the Barbelith Forum.

> Mine's set in a Guatemalan jungle, it's about two hours solid work from being done, done. She is never named - the whole thing is a conversation between her and a wounded man. She's sort of an uber-backpacker in my piece, a little childish, but in that 19-year-old been-there, done-that kind of way. And there's a monkey.
>
> Grant

### Read online

*By The Book* was originally available on “*The Rhexis*”. As it is no longer online, we reproduce the eight pages of *By The Book* here.

Page 1/8.Page 2/8.Page 3/8.Page 4/8.Page 5/8.Page 6/8.Page 7/8.Page 8/8.
### Notes & References

1. ↑ [2]
2. ↑ Barbelith thread
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**Star Wars - Das offizielle Magazin** is the official magazine of the Star Wars Fan Club Germany. As of September 2017, Star Wars - Das offizielle Magazin is at 87 issues. It is currently edited by Robert Eiba. The magazine is published quarterly. The current distributor is Paniki Germany.

The magazine contains sections that focus on what is new in the Star Wars universe, events, fan fiction, excerpts from comics, exclusive previews, articles that explore the Star Wars Universe in detail, questions and answers, and interviews. The magazine also features advertising and a catalog of Star Wars merchandise. Most articles are taken from the Star Wars Insider.

The Fan Club Edition of the Magazin contains articles from the German Star Wars Fan Club and its members only. The name of the fan club edition is **Journal of the Whills**. It contains articles about the German fan scene, other fan clubs like the German Garrison, Star Wars Dinner informations as well as other Star Wars related articles. The regular *Star Wars - Das offizielle Magazin* issue is bound within the club edition. Due reducing of costs, the Journal of the Whills, is only printed in black & white, while the *Star Wars - Das offizielle Magazin* is printed in color.

Every subscriber will become a fan club member and receive the club edition of the official magazine. As of 2007, the OSWFC has about 7000 members.

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Bruce (Mrs Zirma)

## Bruce

**Bruce** was an agent of Nigel in a universe where Jenny Everywhere was “an Everywhere” as a job title rather than a family name, apparently entailing the defeating of supernatural threats. Bruce was apparently an Everywhere as well. At one point, Bruce apparently had a physical relationship with Nigel, as Nigel later recalled that Bruce was a “good kisser”, although Nigel's lack of emotion at learning Bruce had been killed by Mrs Zirma suggested it was not an emotionally-committed relationship. (COMIC: *Mrs Zirma*)
Baruga salad

**Baruga salad** was a foodstuff served at the Interdimensional Tavern during the period that corresponded to the Prime Earth's winter holiday season.

In December 2019, Prime Universe time, when the 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*)

A year later, during the 2020 Christmas season, Frederick told Juliet-178, Jenny Everywhere and Arganthone-056 about his prior encounter with Tarsa while serving them a plate of baruga salad. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)
Boris Karloff

One version of Baron Frankenstein resembled “an aging **Boris Karloff**”. Pythagoras-858 thought that this was somewhat ironic. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)

## Behind the scenes

The actor Boris Karloff became famous starring in Universal Pictures' *Frankenstein*, not as the Baron, but as Frankenstein's Monster — hence the irony noticed by Pythagoras. However, Karloff did play Baron Frankenstein on several later occasions.
Clara Oswald (Third Universe)

In the Third Universe, **a version of Clara Oswald** was a companion of the Doctor.

At some point, Clara travelled with the Twelfth Doctor, a male incarnation of the Doctor who had a bony face and short gray hair. While the TARDIS was parked in an ordinary modern street, a version of Jenny Everywhere once graffitied “Ace rules OK!” on the doors in yellow paint. Clara was amused by the prank, whereas the Doctor was more genuinely dismayed. (PROSE: *Ace Rules OK!*)

## External links

* **Clara Oswald on the *Tardis Data Core* Wiki**
Centennia's mother

**Centennia's mother** was a single American woman in the late 19th century.

At a ball in the Autumn of 1899, she met a charming gentleman who turned out to be a visitor from another world, come to study humanity. He asked her to show him human love (both romantic and carnal), and after dancing all night, they made love. He left in the morning, returning to his planet, leaving her all his human possessions — including a fortune in cash. To the woman's surprise, but not displeasure, she became pregnant following the encounter and gave birth to a child (COMIC: *A Night to Remember*) who became the immortal superheroine, Centennia. (COMIC: *Sausage-Fest!*)

Centennia's mother told the girl about her alien parentage when her powers started to manifest, though she took some time to believe it. (COMIC: *Child of the Stars*)
Captain Iguanodon

In one universe, **Captain Iguanodon** was a supervillain who once occupied a preexisting secret island lair off the coast of the city where Jenny Everywhere lived. Iguanodon did some remodeling, notably adding a blimp hangar. The next year, the island was instead being used by Doctor Shiokara. (PROSE: *Tweetstorm*)
Bus driver (Past Prologue)

In one universe, the **driver** of the bus Jenny Evers and Amber Bunn were on when Jenny had her first shifting experience gave Jenny an odd look, but she decided not to care about it, as the man himself looked very strange, having an “enormous egg-shaped frame” and missing teeth. (PROSE: *Past Prologue*)
Burroughs Cafeteria

The **Burroughs Cafeteria** was an establishment in the Bohemian District of Interstitial City, located next to Kondut's, itself next to the *Barbelith Baristas*. They were famous for their Homunculus Noodles. On one occasion, Professor Cabbage purchased some Noodles from them before going over to the *Barbelith Baristas* to order some GriffMont. On that day, they were also advertising a “Naked Lunch”. (PROSE: *Barbelith Baristas*)

## Behind the scenes

As made obvious by the “Naked Lunch” sign, the Cafeteria is named after writer William S. Burroughs and specifically his novel *Naked Lunch*.
Billy (Betrayal of Brothers)

## Billy

In one universe, **Billy** was the jealous younger brother of Trent. Growing up in Trent's shadow, Billy was frustrated with Trent having their parents' favour to the point of inheriting custody of the bunker from them when they chose to retire.

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.

After two days, they ended up at a “scummy” bar, where they were hoping to stay for the night on their way up to one of the Citydromes. There, they met Jenny Everywhere and related their woes to her. Jenny revealed that, although she was not native to this planet, she had gotten a good sense of its political equilibrium thanks to a chance meeting with a mysterious old man. Using this knowledge, she realised that the Kievs would not have attacked the bunker unless they'd been tricked, and confronted Billy. Reacting much more violently than she'd expected, Billy pulled out a gun, and ended up shooting Trent before Jenny could intervene. However, he was soon captured by the old man Jenny had met, a ruthless vigilante willing to do anything to protect the peace between the Kievs and Eagles, who ended up hanging him outside the bar before riding off. (COMIC: *Betrayal of Brothers*)
Charles S. Vincent

**Charles S. Vincent** was a 20-something struggling artist in one universe.

Charles was a self-defeating, bitter personality. He was once told he should try to talk to more people; in an intentionally half-baked effort, he sulkily walked up to a random woman in the street (who happened to be Jenny Everywhere), waited a moment saying nothing, then walked off again when *she* failed to open a conversation. (COMIC: *Eight to One Guest Starring Jenny Everywhere, the Shifter*)

## Behind the scenes

Charles's name is not given in the particular *Eight to One* comic strip where Jenny Everywhere cameos; indeed, his name would only be revealed in later installments of the webcomic.
Bluto

**Bluto** was a human who existed in one universe.

## Biography

Bluto was depicted in an image which Popeye posted to Twitter for Christmas, captioned "Merry Christmask froms usk all!". (PROSE: *Jenny Everywhere's Twitter*)

## Behind the scenes

Bluto originates from the *Popeye* franchise.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was in 1932's *The Eighth Sea*.

## External links

* **Bluto** at Popeye the Sailorpedia
Chewbacca

When Jenny Everywhere tried to describe married life to him, Thuban, a fan of *Star Wars*, couln't help but think of the platonic relationship between Han Solo and the tall ape-like humanoid **Chewbacca**, imagining himself as Han. Thuban suggested that at one point in the story, Solo got “frozen in metal”, forcing Chewbacca to “go kill a slug to get [him] out”. (COMIC: *Infinity Apartment*)

## Behind the scenes

Chewbacca is a major character in the *Star Wars* series, of which Thuban is established earlier in *Infinity Apartment* to be a great fan, although the link is not explicit in the strip containing the allusions to Solo (who is not named). Notably, Thuban's offhand summary of events is not quite accurate to the plots of the real-life movies: while Solo is indeed frozen in a fictional metal alloy called carbonite on behalf of the slug-like alien crime-boss Jabba the Hutt, it is not Solo's sidekick Chewbacca who kills Jabba in the process of rescuing him, but rather Solo's love interest, Leia Organa.

## External links

* ***Chewbacca* page on *Wookieepedia*, the *Star Wars* Wiki**
Carmen Sandiego

**Carmen** was a lithe young woman with long brown hair who wore a “striking” red coat and matching hat. She described herself as an interdimensional and temporal thief.

At some point, she made her way into the Strange and Wonderful House. She was familiar with the Cheshire, a “mystic elevator” capable of going dimensions and going anywhere in the House due to somehow being the Cheshire Cat *as well* as an elevator, and seemed to intend to take control of it so as to become a multidimensional thief as well. Running into it just before it took off, she found that there was already a man there, who seemed to be at a loss about how to deal with the disappearing, reappearing buttons. She told him about the Cheshire and showed him how to stroke the walls until the whole elevator was purring, getting the Cheshire into a good mood. However, before the two could take advantage of their good work, a “kid” entered the Cheshire too and accidentally dropped a bagful of catnip, which Carmen instantly recognised as spelling a “world of trouble” for the elevator-cat's current occupants. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Cheshire (Part 2)*, *The Cheshire Cat (Part 3)*)

## Behind the scenes

“Carmen” is clearly a thinly-veiled cameo by Carmen Sandiego, the focal character of the *Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? franchise. Though starting out as a conventional lady thief and head of the generic criminal organisation V.I.L.E., she was depicted as having time-travel capabilities in the 1989 video game* Where In Time Is Carmen Sandiego? *and its TV series spin-off of the same name.*
Century Smith's Void Ship

**Century Smith's Void Ship** was a Consistency Imperium Void Ship which Century Smith took with him when he deserted.

The Ship resembled a large, cubic metal box; it originally had a front door, but the door in question was torn out during the same incident during which Smith first took on Briar as a travelling companion. The Ship's fairly cramped interior was organised around a central column that was filled with circuitry and topped with a ship's wheel used for steering the craft. Though small, the interior did have room for a single bed. (PROSE: *Century Smith and the Time Terror*)
Chess

Several incarnations of my Jenny Everywhere have been skilled at **chess**.

One Jenny once played against the incarnation of Death for her life, and won – all while speaking Swedish, as in *The Seventh Seal*. (VIDEO: *Mitigating Circumstances*) Another Jenny noted that she had won chess games with Death on several occasions; the various incarnations of Death involved tended to be “sore losers”. (PROSE: *Psychopomp*)

Another bested the demon Lord Grallyx, in a world where he was a Chess Grandmaster. (PROSE: *Jenny Everywhere and the Lord of Hell*)

Jenny would also sometimes play chess against herself — literally — for less dire stakes, on occasions when different incarnations of her met up. For example, at the “after-party” following a large gathering of Jennies to spook the sandy-haired man, the priest Jenny played a game of chess for fun with a Jenny in 1970s dress. (PROSE: *Paying it Forward*)
BelRhaza4017

**BelRhaza4017** was the username of a prominent contributor to the collaborative DeviantArt superhero setting of Angel Falls. He wrote *Angel Falls: Vengeance Sought* and *Angel Falls: Vengeance*, a short prose duology that tied in with the events of the *Kate Five* series. His author bio on DeviantArt read:
Clay for the Struggling Artist

Madame Tarsa's **Clay for the Struggling Artist** was a clay-like substance created from shiftstones she imported from Swaatch. The clay would spontaneously reshape itself in the image of whatever touched it.

Tarsa used her last batch of Clay for the Struggling Artist to create the Clay Thing, turning it from an inanimate lump of magical substance into an actual living being by embedding a Life Crystal within it. After the Clay Thing was destroyed by Pessimist's Fog Ship to save Larrikin-1029 and Pessimist-242, Tarsa complained that she'd have to import more shiftstones from Swaatch to replenish her stock of Clay. (PROSE: *The Toymaker's Labyrinth*)

It was recognised as one of her most notable creations. (PROSE: *The Frost King's Treasure*)
Brutus

**Brutus** was an alien from the Prime Universe who looked “rather like if someone had crossed a crocodile with a bullfrog, and then molded the result like clay into a humanoid shape”.

He was one of the last two inhabitants of a planet which had, in earlier days, been the stage of a protracted war between Brutus's species and that of the other last straggler, Lilathia. Eventually, both species got tired of their endless hostilities and left the ruined planet behind, but Brutus and Lilathia stayed behind and continued the “war” in the form of an endless neighbourly feud. Like Lilathia, Brutus owned a pan-dimensional speedster, and over time the two developed the idea of bringing their conflict to a final conclusion in the form of a Cross-Dimensional Grand Prix. However, they had to indefinitely belay this scheme for lack of a neutral party to act as a referee, and carried on feuding in the meantime. Finally, in 2019, Marksmanship-522 of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids arrived on their planet with instructions to romanticise the two, and instead found himself forced by Lilathia to act as the neutral arbiter. Ultimately, however, the race ended in a tie, which pleased Brutus and Lilathia, who didn't know what they'd have done with themselves without their feud to occupy them. (PROSE: *Marksmanship-522 and the Multi-Dimensional Race*)
Castle Frankenstein

**Castle Frankenstein** was a castle which existed in several universes. In some, where the story of Frankenstein's Monster was fictional, it simply served as inspiration for the tale, while in universes where the Monster and its creator were very real, it was the ancestral home of Baron Frankenstein.

## History

### In the Prime Universe

According to Sherlock Holmes, in his universe, Castle Frankenstein was located in Darmstadt, Germany, and Victor von Frankenstein was an unrelated fictional character. The Castle was abandoned in the 18th century. By 1895, Holmes had seen engravings of the castle, which looked smaller than the one he visited in another universe thanks to Pythagoras-858. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)

### In Frankenstein's World

In one universe discovered by the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids where Baron Frankenstein was real and lived into old age long after the business with his original Monster, continuing his experiments, the Castle was “huge, crumbling and gothic”. It stood on hill in the middle of the woods and was made of “worn black stones (…) eaten away by dark green moss”. The gates were huge and metallic. The Baron lived in the Castle, where he stocked a supply of bodies on which to practise his experiments. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)

## Behind the scenes

Castle Frankenstein as described by Sherlock Holmes matches up to the real-life building by that name, whose influence on Mary Shelley's *Frankenstein* is contested. At any rate, Shelley's Frankenstein (who is in any event not German) never actually lived in the Castle.
Chuck (The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)

## Chuck

**Chuck** was a crewmember aboard the Void Ship known as the *Wilson*. He seemed to serve as an officer of sorts and approached the task in a stiff, business-like manner, referring to Jenny Everywhere as “Ma'am”. He was in radio contact with her when she went on a space walk and encountered the Illumination; with the insane energy signature having been detected aboard the *Wilson*, Chuck wa skeptical of Jenny's claims that everything was fine, although he eventully let Jenny take him onboard. Later, he and Amy detected the presence of Odious in Universe Juliet-Two-Two-Six together. (COMIC: *The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles*)
Benito

In the 925th Universe, **Benito** was one of the titular protagonists of the *Super Benito Siblings* video game franchise, alongside his skinnier brother Giovanni. The two were Italian copyright lawyers from Brooklyn. In 2023, when Dibbsy released a *Super Benito Siblings* animated film in partnership with Kyujudo, one poster featured Mammon Mouse dressed up as Benito, with Dollar Duck as Giovanni. Benito's archnemesis was King Bonham. When a Null-entity known as a Bunny Nullhare manifested in the 925th Universe as a real-life version of Bonham, the villain, not realising he was fictional, phoned the Multidimensional Finders Service trying to find the location of Benito, which Jenny Over-There was unable to give as Benito didn't actually exist in this reality on the level for which Bonham was looking. (PROSE: *Who Laws the Lawyers?*)

## Behind the scenes

With the *Super Benito Siblings* franchise being a parody of the *Super Mario Brothers* franchise, Benito is an obvious stand-in for the main protagonist, Mario.

Because *Who Laws the Lawyers?* was released under a CC-BY-0 license, Benito and other related concepts introduced in the story are open-source.
Black Nettle

In Reality B-89 54-Z, the **Black Nettle** was a known form that shapeshifting witches could adopt. However, it was a forbidden form, barred to witches who aspired to “lawfulness”. It resembled a flying, titanic black eel with large eyes and a long, prehensile tongue that was itself eel-like and also had a cutting edge.

Grandmother Ginger knew how to use a Black Nettle form, and used it in her fight against the Old Man of the Marshmallow, although his monstrous “bat-headed worm” form proved a match for the Nettle. (PROSE: *The Apocryphal Journeys of Jenny Everywhere*)
Cosmic Order

In Reality Z-25 31-H, Armagedda saw herself as a servant of the **Cosmic Order**. According to her, humanity existed contrary to the Cosmic Order, and she consequently wished to eradicate it. (COMIC: *Tales To Behold*)

There existed at least two related cosmic consciousnesses which acted as embodiments or enforces of the Cosmic Order, dwelling in the depths of space. After the failures of Armagedda's first two attempts to destroy the Reality Z-25 31-H version of Earth, as well as the attack on the Bureau of Singularity by heroes from that same Earth, they agreed on a different approach. (COMIC: *Epilogue To The Epilogue*)

The Order sent two other agents to Earth: an indestructible, destructive robot known as the Cosmic Solution, and another agent whose task was to walk the Earth to try to find even just one person willing to argue that the world was worth saving. After finding such a person, the agent had the power to call off the Solution and declare that humanity would be safe for another million years, which eventually occurred. (COMIC: *Journey Out Of Misery*)