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Dwight White

In the 925th Universe, **Dwight White** was a famous actor, comedian and musician.

When Dibbsy partnered with Kyujudo to create a *Super Benito Siblings* animated film, White was cast as the cartoonish villain Bonham. Subsequently, when a Null-entity known as a Bunny Nullhare manifested in the 925th Universe by borrowing the appearance and demeanour of Bonham, he specifically mimicked the movie version, as a result of which, when he called Jenny Over-There over the Red Interdimensional Telephone, she recognised his voice as Dwight White's, much to her confusion. (PROSE: *Who Laws the Lawyers?*)

## Behind the scenes

With *Super Benito Siblings* being an obvious parody of the *Super Mario Brothers* franchise, Dwight White is an evident allusion to Jack Black, who voiced recurring villain Bowser in the 2023 animated *Mario Brothers* feature film.
Dwain Carter

In one universe, **Dwain Carter** and his sister Karolyn Carter were 21st century descendants of Randolph Carter who carried on his legacy of opposing Nyarlathotep. This translated into them trying to gather all Shining Trapezohedra, of which there were at least four. Having learned that the “*damn* fourth Shining Trapezohedron” was in Manhattan, the siblings were on their way there when they learned thanks to the Multidimensional Finders Service that the gem was being held by Nyarlathotep himself, who was waiting for them. Changing course, they were permitted by Yog-Sothoth to take refuge in Kadath, which apparently put them beyond the reach of Nyarlathotep. (PROSE: *Who Laws the Lawyers?*)

## Behind the scenes

In her author's comments for *Who Laws the Lawyers?*, Delilah H. Smith pointed out that the etymology of Dwain's name equated it with “Shadow”, thus doubling the joke of the line about “that *damn* fourth Shining Trapezohedron”, a reference to a meme related to the *Sonic the Hedgehod* franchise and featuring Shadow the Hedgehog.
Evergreen Airfield

Dusty wanted to rendezvous with Jenny at the **Evergreen Airfield** after Jenny ended up in one universe's Chicago in 1938. However, she was delayed, and Dusty eventually redirected her to the Benton Cinema on State Street, where some other crisis demanding her attention had been detected. (COMIC: *Miss Adventure*)

## Behind the scenes

The Evergreen Airfield is transparently named for Nelson Evergreen, much as the Wintle Newsstand in the same story references Steven Wintle.
Eleventh Doctor (Third Universe)

A **version of the Eleventh Doctor** existed as an incarnation of the Doctor in the Third Universe.

Pythagoras-858 and Jenny Everywhere identified “a time-traveller with a bowtie” as one of the potential points of origin for the Rifts Crisis which threatened the Multiverse, but observed that he had used some of the Rifts he'd created to reboot his universe so that the Rifts had never existed in the first place. (PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*)

## External links

* ***Eleventh Doctor* on the *Doctor Who* Wiki**
Dimensional trail

Dimensional travellers could leave behind **dimensional trails** that a shifter like Jenny Everywhere could follow back to the universe and location they'd come from.

One incarnation of Jenny used this ability to track down the Brotherhood of Multiversal Oneness's Chernobyl facility in Dimension 672 after examining the body of the Brotherhood assassin who had attacked the Man With No Name in Dimension 331. (PROSE: *The Legend of Jenny Everywhere*)
Eldritch A-bowl-mination (comic story)

## *Eldritch A-bowl-mination*

***Eldritch A-bowl-mination*** was the sixteenth comic strip of the *Necroomies* webcomic, created by Jonathan Reich.

## Contents

### Plot

Ibdis and Junter enter the bathroom and find an unspeakable horror has taken it over, following the unexpected transmutation of their toilet bowl into an inter-dimensional portal.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* This story takes place in the *Necroomies* universe.

#### Other

* The unspeakable horror has captured a Junterling, which another is attempting to rescue.

### Continuity

* This comic continues the story arc about the unspeakable horror in the bathroom, which started in the fifteenth strip (COMIC: *Evil Bathroom*) and stretched until COMIC: *A Letter From Beyond*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Eldritch A-bowl-mination* is available online on the *Necroomies* website.
Diana Nock

**Diana Nock** is an American webcomic artist.

She is best-known for the webcomic *Wonderlust*, whose 'About' page includes the following bio for them:

I graduated from the Minneapolis College of Art & Design with a BFA in Comic Art in 2006. Since then, I've worked hard at making it as a professional artist. I've had work published in several anthologies -- including *Then It Was Dark*, *Womanthology: Space*, *Chainmail Bikini*, and *The Secret Loves of Geek Girls* — and illustrated both *Poorcraft* books for Iron Circus Comics. I've also self-published the first volume of my other webcomic, *The Intrepid Girlbot*. I've worked in illustration and design, but drawing comics is my true love.

In 2008, Nock was commissioned to create an open-source illustration of Jenny Everywhere released under a CC-BY-SA, which was uploaded to Wikimedia creative commons and has been used in many places on the Internet as an image of the character. It was also used by Nicholas Ahlhelm as the cover art of *Past Prologue*.

Diana Nock's Jenny Everywhere, as posted on Wikimedia Commons on April 16th, 2008.
Eiffel Tower

The **Eiffel Tower** was a tall, metallic tower located in Paris in many universes.

In the 97th Cosmos, the 1897 Wellsian invasion of Earth saw Tripods rampaging through Paris until two of the Wellsians, Shogorf and Rusk, were driven to flee when they erroneously believed the Eiffel Tower was a counterpart to their own Tripods. (COMIC: *Towering Success*)
Gordon Hawthorne

**Gordon Hawthorne** was an English politician from Reality Z-25 31-H.

After “Jenny Everywhere” convinced Insecto to run for mayor of the English city he and his people had been trying to infiltrate, instead of taking it over covertly, he lost the election by a landslide to a certain Sir Charles Litton, who won 87% of the votes. Gordon Hawthorne was in a very distant second place with 7.6%, still beating Insecto, who only had 2.1% of votes. (COMIC: *Battle of Britain*)
Donna Jones

**Donna Jones** was a human who lived with Dave DoNot in New York City in one universe.

## Description

### Physical appearance

Donna Jones was freckled with red hair. She wore a red button-down shirt, blue jeans, and no shoes. (COMIC: *St. Patty's at Battery Park*)

## Biography

Donna Jones lived with Dave DoNot in New York City.

One day, she visited Central Perk, where she got an Irish coffee from Gunther. Ignoring his warnings that it would be risky to drink it in one go, she grew addicted to coffee, ordering another coffee from an employee in Metro Diner. August P. Mel reported on Donna on a news channel, referring to her as a "resident hippie" who had been "causing havoc all around town".

Finding herself in Times Square, she noticed the Empire State Building, which she decided to climb. Atop the tower, she was seen by several civilians, including Dave. After snapping out of her coffee-induced trance, she shouted for help, with Dave reluctantly deciding to save her. (COMIC: *St. Patty's at Battery Park*)

## Behind the scenes

Donna Jones is one of the main characters in *People Are Crazy!*.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was in 2019's *The Gals*.
Earth-K

**Earth-K** was the code-name of a version of the planet Earth in **one reality**, which was often known as “Earth-K” itself for short.

It was home to superhero Max Atom, who took part in the multiversal Indefinite Crisis of the Universe. He had a daughter called Anna Atom, who inherited his powers; drifting apart in ethical opinions over a number of years, the two became estranged. (PROSE: *Anna Atom vs Max Atom*) Despite a visiting Jenny Everywhere trying to reconcile them, (COMIC: *Whatever Happened to Jenny Everywhere?!*) they came to blows, only for their usage of their full, nuclear-fueled powers to create a rift which hurled the two of them through a transdimensional maelstrom to Reality Z-25 31-H. (PROSE: *Anna Atom vs Max Atom*)

## Behind the scenes

The designation “Earth-K” as the name of the home universe of open source characters Max Atom and Anna Atom is itself open-source, being mentioned as part of the Atoms' version of the Paragraph:
Dimensional Monocle

Rosen-035, the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' expert on interdimensional rfits, owned a high-tech **Dimensional Monocle** which allowed him to detect and analyse Rifts. It had a thingumawhizzleometer set in its square frame. In December 2021, as a delayed result of exposure to a particularly powerful Rift, another component, the rift-wave adder-upper, short-circuited, forcing Rosen to bring the device to Doctor Sigma for repairs. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)
Emily Dickinson

In the Collapsed Cosmos, Jenny Everywhere liked to foretell the future using the poetry of **Emily Dickinson**. Indeed, after she borrowed a book of her collected poetry from the library, she was able to use verses selected at random from it to guide her on her journey. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)
Flaming Moe

**Flaming Moe** 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. Flaming Moe originated in the *Simpsons* episode *Flaming Moe's* as an improbable cocktail accidentally invented by Homer Simpson (as the “Flaming Homer”) and then stolen by recurring character Moe of Moe's Tavern, and renamed the Flaming Moe to great commercial success.

## External links

* ***Flaming Homer* on the *Simpsons* Wiki**
Gnome (Pessimist and the Dromedaries)

## Gnome

An Orange-Bearded **Gnome** was one of the Strangely-Colored Secret Society representatives imprisoned in Research Laboratory 6 by the Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries. He took part in the mass breakout orchestrated by Pessimist-242, playing his part by whacking one of the guards with a giant hammer it pulled up from behind himself. (PROSE: *Pessimist and the Dromedaries*)
Dimensional warp drive

A **dimensional warp drive** was a component of Cupid Fog Ships, or at any rate of Pessimist's Fog Ship.

When seeking to prevent it from leaving her Workshop, Madame Tarsa removed the dimensional warp drive from the Fog Ship. In this state, it could still fly around and generally operate normally, but not warp out of the dimension of the Workshop. (PROSE: *The Toymaker's Labyrinth*)
Gorbazaglaz

**Gorbazaglaz** was an eldritch demon imprisoned in a jar in Doctor Sigma's office in the Cupid Homeworld. He often attempted to convince Sigma or others to let him out, pretending to be harmless and benevolent, although Sigma never fell for his transparent charades. (PROSE: *Rifts Crisis Officially Over!*) CS-NA was aware that “the demon” had a particular relationship with Doctor Sigma out of all the Cupids in a Homeworld, although not always a friendly one. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)
Glozzort

**Glozzort** was a term in the Queen of the Black Market's vocabulary.

She once claimed that if her operation were discovered by any of the big interdimensional authorities, it would get shut down “faster than you could say ‘glozzort’”. A bemused Darius replied: “Well, I’ve never really *had* any particular urge to say ‘glozzort’, so…”. (PROSE: *Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market*)

The Queen used the term again at Hilbert's as an unserious insult, referring to Wendy VII as “You silly glozzort”. (PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*)
Diggs estate

In the 925th Universe, the **Diggs estate** was the stately home in the Land of Oz to which Oscar Diggs retired after he stepped down from ruling the Land. Its halls were “immensely green”, evoking the Emerald Palace Diggs had got used to inhabiting.

In 2022, Diggs lent the Diggs estate to the Interdimensional Pride Council as a meeting place while, himself, going on holiday to the Land of Mo. (PROSE: *A Series of Queer Events*)
Glork

**Glorks** were possibly-imaginary creatures about which Alistair Neezley made a variety of claims.

In December 2019, Neezley's latest tall tale was of the time he supposedly “tamed glorks in Tetrayon-Eight – or was it Tetrayon-Nine?”. A glork was therein described as being “like a shrimp, and also like a cat and a rawsuf, but with a sort of cone on its head”. (PROSE: *The Frost King's Treasure*)

Also according to Neezley, skribellphians had glorks for hand as a matter of public record. He once told a story involving someone claiming they'd meat a glork*-headed* skribellphian, which he dismissed as preposterous. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)
Gladys's husband (Terry Tornado and the Teleporter)

## Gladys's husband

In Reality Z-25 31-H, Gladys and **her husband** were among the neighbours of Professor Madison's New York City secondary laboratory. The two were not on good terms. One day, the husband walked to the refrigerator to get a beer only to find Terry Tornado inside, having ended up there due to a teleporter accident. While the baffled man cried for her to call the police, Gladys briefly jumped to the assumption that her husband had been having an affair with the strange woman. (COMIC: *Terry Tornado and the Teleporter*)

When Jenkins and Professor Madison broke into Floor 239 of the headquarters of the Bureau of Singularity (who watched over Reality Z-25 31-H, among other universes), this man was visible on one of the monitors. (COMIC: *Singularity War*)
Fantastic Fears

***Fantastic Fears*** was an American comic book printed between 1953 and 1954 by Ajal-Farrex, which is now in the public domain, alongside most of its cast of characters.

It contained a mix of horror comics and more tangential adventure or superhero comics. Its publication history was complexed: its run started with an Issue #7 and Issue #8 whose numbering was carrying on from the earlier *Captain Jet* comic, which had a similar format but chose to advertise itself primarily on superheroes rather than horror. The third *Fantastic Fears* retroactively rebranded these as Issue #1 and Issue #2 by officially identifying itself as an Issue #3. This new numbering lasted until Issue #9, after which the comic changed names again to *Fantastic Comics* for Issue #10, and *Samson* for Issue #11.

Out of these, the “real” Issue #8 is the one of relevance to the extended Jenny Everywhere mythos, as it included *Fear in the Jungle*, a standalone comic story created by reskinning an earlier Jo-Jo the Congo King story, which introduced the jungle-hero Kaza. After falling into the public domain, a rebooted Kaza would go on to become one of the main characters of the long-running Jenny-adjacent webcomic *Kaza's Mate, Gwenna*.

## External links

* ***Fantastic Fears* on the Grand Comics Database**
Elf (The Winter Quests)

A female **Elf** was one of the patrons at the Interdimensional Tavern in December 2021. When Pythagoras-858 and Juliet-178 tried to convince Tero Trollgarsson that he was not actually in a “faerie-realm” and they were not Elves, she raised her hand to point out that she, on the other hand, was indeed an Elf. Deeming that she was confusing the situation, Juliet shot her a glare and the Elf lowered her hand again. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)
Gladiator (Jenny Everywhere Took My Breath Away)

## The Gladiator

A burly non-human **gladiator** with a reptilian appearance fought Jenny Everywhere multiple times in a fighting pit in one universe. After she defeated him by shifting him to other dimensions, he showed up to their subsequent would-be-final confrontation wearing a dimensional phase stabilizer harness that prevented him from being shifted against his will. He came close to killing Jenny, but the harness didn't prevent her from using her powers to summon more items *into* the pit. After using it to put on some scuba gear, she shifted a large amount of water into the arena, flooding it; she swam up effortlessly to claim her victory on the surface while her opponent was still floundering near the bottom. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere Took My Breath Away*)

## Behind the scenes

Given his clear familiarity with dimensional technology, and the variety of species in the audience of the fight, it is not clear that Jenny's opponent is in fact native to the unnamed universe in which *Jenny Everywhere Took My Breath Away* takes place.
Gnome (The Beginner's Guide to Multiversal Theory)

## Gnome

An Orange-Bearded **Gnome** standing in a verdant countryside was once puzzled by the incongruous presence of a manhole, actually an entrance to the Time Sewers, evidence that a Retconning Crocodile had just visited this world. However, the Gnome was unable to deduce the manhole's provenance, as the cackling Crocodile had already retreated back into the Time Sewers. Doctor Sigma used this anecdote as an example when covering the Time Sewers as part of a lecture on the nature of the Multiverse and common ways to travel through it. (COMIC: *The Beginner's Guide to Multiversal Theory*)
Ghost of Christmas Present

Pythagoras-858 once told Jenny Everywhere that the Ghost of Christmas Past, the **Ghost of Christmas Present** and the Ghost of Christmas Future had once visited the Cupid Homeworld. Jenny knew of the three Ghosts as characters in *A Christmas Carol* and was disappointed that she'd missed this adventure. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)
Fred Hancock

**Fred “Junior” Hancock** was a childhood friend, and the first serious crush, of Gwen Davis, alias Gwenna, in Reality Z-25 31-H.

The pair and third friend Deena grew up in Pinedale and attended high school together, often hanging out at a neighbourhood coffee shop. As the two girls grew, they became rivals for Junior's heart, though not to the extent of spoiling their earlier friendship; eventually, during the summer after their graduation, Junior proposed to Deena rather than Gwenna. Finding herself more grief-stricken than she'd expected, Gwenna not only left them but the city altogether, deciding to go out of town for college. Down the line this led to her (COMIC: *Ruthless Ro-Man*) finding a new life in the Naked Jungle as the “mate” of Kaza, who had already been “Jungle Lord” for some time by the time she joined him. (COMIC: *The Serpent Sorceress*)

A now-married Fred and Deena later travelled to the Jungle to visit Gwenna and meet her husband, meeting them at the Adventurers Club. As they caught up, however, the Club was attacked by Ro-Man, an old enemy of Kaza and Gwenna's who mistook Deena for Gwenna and abducted her. Intending to take revenge on Kaza in a particularly personal fashion, the body-hopping alien intended to possess “Gwenna” and then kill Kaza with his love's own hands. He successfully possessed Deena, only to be tracked down by the real Gwenna and friends — including Junior. After learning the hard way that Deena “had never won a fight in her life”, Ro-Man was goaded into leaving Deena's body to attempt to possess the actual Gwenna, whereupon, with Dynamo's help, Junior managed to trap his gaseous form in his own helmet. After everything got cleared up, Deena and Fred made their excuses for the day, but informed Kaza and Gwenna that they were staying in Buranda for a few weeks, hoping to get a more relaxing evening together in the coming days. (COMIC: *Ruthless Ro-Man*)
First Folio

The **First Folio** of 1623 was the original collection of the plays of William Shakespeare. In the Prime Universe, due to time-travelling interference by the Multi-Coloured Medic in cahoots with Conspiracy-1263, the Folio also ended up including an additional “play”, *The Christmas Cacophony*, which was a collection of gibberish written by the apes and monkeys Conspiracy had set onto the task of recreating Shakespeare's works from scratch using typewriters. By retroactively inserting the results into the Folio with the Medic's help, Conspiracy ensured that the experiment technically succeeded. (PROSE: *The Case Against Conspiracy*)
Goliath-329

**Goliath-329** was a Mark IV Clockwork Cherub.

Like the other Mark IVs, he was originally constructed at a gigantic scale, but he was one of those who later got shrunken down to a more normal height. He was one of Governor-105's loyalist guards in the Morningstar 1 Base in the 97th Cosmos, alongside a Mark XI, another shrunken Mark IV, and three non-shrunken ones.

By the end of the Governor's reign, he was tasked with guarding the entrance to the secretly-empty communications. Despite Goliath's “fearsomeness”, Juliet-178 got the drop on him and allowed the rest of the Department of Problem-Solving to discover the truth, shortly before the destruction of the base during Mandragora's Great Experiment. After Governor was killed and the base was destroyed, the guards and rebels forgot their differences and worked together on unlocking the three Fog Ships in the base to get back to the Cupid Homeworld. (PROSE: *The Resurrection of the Wellsians*)
Erikson Circle

When it attacked downtown New York in one universe, one giant robot was seen “stomping along through the towers of Manhattan” before advancing along Broadway, “a few blocks up from **Erikson Circle**”. (PROSE: *Truth in Labeling*)

## Behind the scenes

In the real world, a well-known landmark in New York is Columbus Circle. The implication is that in addition to its superhero stylings, the universe seen in PROSE: *Truth in Labeling* is a subtle alternate history, where instead of Columbus, earlier Viking explorer Leif Erikson ended up being remembered as the true western “discoverer” of the Americas, leading to landmarks and the like being named after him instead of Columbus.
Firey

The **Fireys** were beings who inhabited the Labyrinth in one universe, who were reportedly “very *fond* of removable things on a being”. Jareth warned Jenny Everywhere that she might encounter them as she made her way through his Labyrinth, and told her to inform them that he was using his authority as Goblin King to formally ban them from trying to take Jenny's scarf or goggles from her, on pain of being “bog-saturated”. (PROSE: *Everywhere's The Thing!*)

## Behind the scenes

The Fireys, or “the Fire Gang”, are characters from the original *Labyrinth*. Able to detach their heads and limbs from their bodies without pain or injury, they do not seem to comprehend that this is not true of humans, and threaten to take the heroine's head off for fun.

## External links

* ***The Fire Gang* on the *Labyrinth* Wiki**
Gnome Place

In December 2021, Prime Universe time, Century Smith and Briar ran into malevolent cyborgs fighting over the title of Supreme Cyborg at the Multiversal Waffle House, at the Interdimensional Gift Shop and even at the “**Gnome Place**”, which they only visited by accident in the first place. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)

Jenny Everywhere later found herself in the headquarters of the Secret League of the Orange-Bearded Gnomes by accident, breaking up a meeting. (PROSE: *The Interlude of Jenny Everywhere*)
Friends (series)

***Friends*** was a television series created by David Crane and Marta Kauffman which aired on NBC from September 22nd, 1994 – May 6th, 2004.

It unofficially crossed over with the *Jenny Everywhere* mythos in the 2023 *People Are Crazy!* comic COMIC: *St. Patty's at Battery Park*, which featured Central Perk and its manager, Gunther.
Fourth Doctor (Wednesday and the Doctor)

When Wednesday Addams entered the Eleventh Doctor's TARDIS in one universe, she had psychic visions of some his other selves, including **one** wearing a long scarf. (PROSE: *Wednesday and the Doctor*)

## Behind the scenes

This incarnation of the Doctor is the Fourth Doctor, as played by Tom Baker.

## External links

* ***Fourth Doctor* on the Tardis Data Core Wiki**
Fragment: Superb Owl (short story)

## *Fragment: Superb Owl*

***Fragment: Superb Owl*** was a short story by Scott Sanford, released in 2023 in allusion to Super Bowl Sunday. It was the ninth of Sanford's “Fragments” shorts, and the first of 2023.

## Contents

### Plot

It's Super Bowl Sunday “somewhere in America”, and Jenny Everywhere, due to a crucial misunderstanding about punctuation, instead tries to mark the occasion by bringing Laura Drake a live “superb owl”, right into her bedroom. Naturally, it quickly causes a ruckus and flies off into the rest of the apartment, to the dismay (but complete lack of guilt) of Jenny. Not knowing where to begin to explain the mistake, Laura simply assures Jenny that they can “do something later”, so long as Jenny helps her catch the owl and release it back into the wild.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny Everywhere

* This story features a Jenny confirmed by the Table of Contents to be distinct from the usual Jenny used in Scott Sanford's Jenny Everywhere stories.

#### Universes

* This story takes place in an unidentified realistic universe.

## Behind the scenes

### Background

When releasing the story on Dreamwidth in 2022, Scott Sanford appended some commentary to the story:

### Read online

The story is available on the author's Dreamwidth website.
Gaggle of the Golden Goats

The **Gaggle of the Golden Goats** was one of the Strangely-Colored Secret Societies of the Prime Universe, founded as splinters of the First Horde. It was among those which were made up of mutated animals created to serve the Horde's purposes (PROSE: *The Strangely-Colored Secret Societies*) by Professor Scarper. (PROSE: *The Strangely-Colored Secret Societies*) The Golden Goats considered themselves the most “magnificent” creatures in existence.

One Golden Goat was held captive at the Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries' Research Laboratory 6 when Pessimist-242 was brought there. Like the others, the Goat took place in the mass escape orchestrated by Pessimist soon after. (PROSE: *Pessimist and the Dromedaries*)
Famous Last Words (comic story)

## *Famous Last Words*

First page of the story.

***Famous Last Words*** was the final, one-page backup comic in “Issue 3” of the *Tales To Behold* subseries of the webcomic *The Cosmic Beholder*. Written and drawn by Paul Hoppe, it was released both in webcomic form and in a limited print run.

## Contents

### Plot

An exhausted and visibly aggravated Jesse Brain returns home, collapsing onto the couch shouting “What a night!”. She finds her father already sitting there besides her, looking every bit as put-upon as her.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

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

### Continuity

* Jesse Brain and Doctor Brain are implicitly reeling from their respective recent encounters with “Evil Cloak”, respectively in COMIC: *Redistribution* and in COMIC: *In Dr. Brain's Kitchen* and *Following Up*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Famous Last Words* is available online on the *Cosmic Beholder* blog.
Flying saucer

**Flying saucers** were airborne, usually space-faring vehicles with a disc-like, flat shape.

A German operation manual for a 1949 “Nazi flying saucer” called a Volksflieger was one of the items accumulated in the closet of Jenny's apartment in one universe. When she and Kim went through the closet to sort its contents, however, they threw it out because they didn't own such a saucer. (PROSE: *Cleaning Day*)

Flying saucers were most closely associated with aliens. In Universe Gemini, a “space-nymph” once flew down into Zed Hudson and Jenny Everywhere's city in a one-person flying saucer. She then beamed herself down to the ground to ask for directions to Roswell. (COMIC: *Zed Vs. The Alien*)
Clara Oswald (Shippy Shifter Snippets)

## Clara Oswald

One universe's **version of Clara Oswald**, and her many temporally-splintered echoes, once had an amorous encounter with Jenny Everywhere.

## 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 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*)
Flatwoods Monster

The **Flatwoods Monster** was one of the guests at the Abstract of Terror's Halloween party at D'Ismay Mansion in one dimension. Jenny Everywhere spotted him in the Grand Ballroom; his presence and Beelzebub's confirmed her certainty that she was indeed in the Abstract of Terror's home, rather than just any haunted house. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere in the House of Terror*)

## Behind the scenes

The Flatwoods Monster is a folkloric cryptid whose legend originated with a sighting in 1952 West Virginia of a barn owl by frightened teenagers. The version see in *Jenny Everywhere in the House of Terror* is identical to the Prime Universe's Flatwoods Monster featured in an earlier *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* media, making it likely that it is in fact this version of the Monster rather than being native to the universe of D'Ismay Mansion.
Ghostbusters

In Universe Gemini, ***Ghostbusters*** was the favourite movie of Zed Hudson, as a result of which picked his new name by mashing up one character's last name of Zeddemore with that of the actor who portrayed him, Ernie Hudson. Winston Zeddemore was not actually his favourite character in the film (though he admitted that he was “cool”), but, as he later pointed out, “Stantz Aykroyd” would not have made for a very satisfying name. (COMIC: *Zed Vs. Ghostbusters*)

## External links

* ***Ghostbusters* on the *Ghostbusters* Wiki**
Gina (Jenny Everywhere Visits the Heroines Guild)

**Gina** was a powerful witch.

She was once the head of the interdimensional Heroines Guild, but was eventually demoted to its lowest-ranking member after a losing a battle to and being publicly humiliated by the Steel Squirrel, who shaved off the witch's hair, stripping her of her powers. After her demotion, Gina was tied up in an embarrassing position in the lobby of the Guild so as to rub in her defeat. Jenny Everywhere, who appeared to dislike Gina, came round to the Guild in person specifically to witness this, taking a ironic selfie with the helpless Gina. (PROSE: *Jenny Everywhere Visits the Heroines Guild*)

Later, Gina was further humiliated by being mounted into a mechanical chair which forced her to clean people's shoes with her tongue, an amenity to which Jenny happily availed herself. (PROSE: *Downtime*)

## Behind the scenes

Gina was a character used by DeviantArt user Mattkind in several other pieces prior to her appearance in Mattkind's Jenny Everywhere Day submission *Jenny Everywhere Visits the Heroines Guild*, also appearing in comics by other DeviantArt users with Mattkind's authorisation. Such preexistng pieces showed that Gina's full name was Gina Rockwell-Duebe and that she was of Greek extraction, neither of which facts is mentioned in the Jenny Everywhere short story.
Gravitcher

**Gravitcher** was the informal head of the Artifectors who worked in the Laboratory of the Strange and Wonderful House.

In one version of the timeline, he confronted the Head of Housekeeping after she and a squadron of cleaners made their way into the Laboratory to clean it out by force. However, he was unable to keep up the bluff that they were conducting dangerous experiments which outright prevented immediate cleaning of the room. In the end, Housekeeping's offensive was instead foiled by Spamblodgett who used the Alarum to send a message five minutes back in time, allowing the Artifectors to prepare for Housekeeping's coming by locking the door. This erased the version of the timeline where Gravitcher came face to face with the Head of Housekeeping. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Lab: Setting The Alarum*)
Glinda

**Glinda the Good Witch**, or simply **Glinda**, was a witch from the Land of Oz, and a major figure within many universes' versions of Oz.

## Biography

### Visited by Acquaintanceship

A version of “Glinda the Good Witch” existed in one universe's Oz, which was visited by Acquaintanceship-982. When the Imps Udent, Olite and Ertinent stole the Magic Belt and brought it to the exiled Wicked Witch of the South Blinkie, Blinkie covered her tracks by having the Imps steal Ozma's Great Book of Records, and by using the Belt to cast a spell which would make everyone in Oz forget about the Imps' very existence. However, Glinda sensed that something was amiss without knowing quite what, and managed to half-block the memory-erasing spell, such that the people involved retained a vague intuition that the “stolen” buttons (actually the Imps' transformed appearances) had been important somehow, and fully recovered their memories as soon as they came face-to-face with the Imps. (PROSE: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids in Oz*)

## External links

* **Glinda on Wikipedia**
* ***Glinda* on the Oz Wiki**
* ***Glinda* on ComicVine**
* ***Glinda, Good Witch of the South* on Public Domain Superheroes Wiki**
Great Marsh Mallow War

The **Great Marsh Mallow War** was the conflict fought in the land of Sucria in Reality B-89 54-Z between the allied living witches of the land and the Old Man of the Marshmallow, the parasitic, murderous ghost of a witch of old, who had plagued them for centuries. Witches who participated in the War included Spicefinger, Sister Pond, Bat Hex, Mr Hex, Grandmother Ginger and Old Mother Westwind, all of whom but the last two perished on the last day when the living witches finally prevailed and imprisoned the Old Man in a marshmallow which was buried beneath the Marsh Mallow, the marsh where the Old Man had originally been killed and from which he derived his name.

Reality B-89 54-Z's version of Jenny Everywhere was born a few weeks before the end of the War. Her mother was one of the casualties in the War, leading to her being raised by her Aunt, Ginger. (PROSE: *The Apocryphal Journeys of Jenny Everywhere*)
Giant rat of Argon

The **giant rats of Argon** were creatures which threatened the fantasy world of Ecord, being ordinary rats turned into monstrous, enlarged creatures by the Shamen of Argon. Jenny Everywhere was attacked by one almost immediately after arriving in Ecord, before meeting up with Tyse and being informed that it was only one of many. Together they rode to the Temple of Argon where they found many more kept in cages by the Shamen; the High Priest ordered his minions to release them to delay the intruders, but the two were able to fight them off with little trouble. (PROSE: *Jenny Everywhere and the Eye of Argon*)

## Behind the scenes

In the original *Eye of Argon*, the protagonist faces and kills a giant rat, but it is not explicitly stated to have any relationship to the Shamen of Argon.
Fenrir

**Fenrir**, or **Fenrisúlfr**, was a gigantic, talking wolf associated with the Norse pantheon, the offspring of Loki and brother of the World-Serpent Jormungandir.

## Description

### Physical appearance

The version of Fenrir from the Prime Universe was a gigantic wolf, who shook the ground when he walked. He had the same glowing yellow eyes as his brother and his father, and was stocky relative to his size, however large. His fur was gray and uncombed. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)

### Personality

The Prime Universe version of Fenrir was the more responsible member of his family; though he desired his own freedom and Loki's, he accepted that they needed to remain bound until Ragnarok, lest the contradiction to the prophecy lose the Norse Gods what little power they still had in the world. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)

### Powers & abilities

Being a gigantic, divine wolf, Fenrir was incredibly strong and resilient, although he could still be knocked out by physical blows of sufficient magnitude, such as a large boulder falling on his head. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)

## Biography

### In the Prime Universe

A version of Fenrir existed in the Prime Universe. In mythological times, he was magically bound using the magical fetters Gleipnir, fated not to be released until Ragnarok. However, over the centuries, the magic of the chain weakened sufficiently for him to leave his imprisonment at will, although the magic would eventually pull him back every tilme. He began using this newfound freedom every winter to visit his father Loki in his own place of imprisonmentin the World Below. Jörmungandir did the same, but, on several occasions, tried various hare-brained schemes to free Loki ahead of schedule, for example by smuggling a crate of monstrous mice into the cavern; every time, Fenrir saw himself forced to prevent the plot from reaching completion.

In December 2021, on the way to Loki's chamber, he met his brother as well as Juliet-178, Pythagoras-858 and Tero Trollgarsson,. Realising a new scheme was afoot, Fenrir forbade any of the group from entering the cavern, even after the Cupids revealed that they were here on the orders of Sigyn, Loki's own wife and Fenrir's stepmother. Juliet almost used a Cupid Arrow on Fenrir to override his misgivings, but CS-NA stopped her, believing that one of the verses in the prophecy that Odin had shared with the Cupids at an earlier stage of their journey forbade them from harming Fenrir. Fenrir ended up getting knocked out by a boulder accidentlally launched into the air by Trollgarsson, allowing the others to proceed. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)
Grant Farrel

In several universes, **Grant Farrel** was the civilian identity of a heroic or purportedly-heroic modern-day **Thor**.

In addition to the coincidentally-named Dynamite Thor, the Foxverse was also home to the genuinely “Thor-themed” superhero Grant Farrel, who simply called himself “Thor” in his superhero persona. (PROSE: *Lovie Dovie Stuff*)

The 925th Universe's version of Jenny Everywhere would later meet that universe's version of Farrel, discovering that he was actually an innocent man unwillingly possessed by the spirit of the real god Thor after touching a cursed hammer. (PROSE: *The Rhino Tower*)

## External links

* ***Thor (Fox)* on the Public Domain Super-Heroes Wiki**
Gravitas

In Reality Z-25 31-H, **Gravitas** was the “deranged” brother of the Neo-Atlantean Princess Emily. He was responsible for lifting Atlantis out of the ocean depths. (PROSE: *Angel Falls: Vengeance Sought*) He was “arrogant and merciless”. By the time she went after Kate Five, Indigo had heard about Emily's “first few encounters” with the now-villainous Gravitas, in which Emily went after her opponent thoughtlessly. (PROSE: *Angel Falls: Vengeance*)
French Riviera

The **French Riviera**, (PROSE: *Magic Trick*) or **Côte d'Azur**, (PROSE: *Return of the Puritan Streaker*) was a coastline to the south of France, which was a well-liked touristic destination in many universes.

In the Prime Universe, after the Olympian Gods officially retired, Hades moved to a villa on the French Riviera. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)

At some point prior to April Fools' Day 2023, the Puritan Streaker popped up in one universe whose local Jenny Everywhere was a French “Jeanne Partout”, teaming up with local minor villains La Frotteuse and Yaoi Boy to cause trouble on the Côte d'Azur. Because Jeanne was busy in Paris, she asked the Parallax Universe's Jenny Everywhere, who was more than happy to have an excuse to visit Nice, to fill in. Kim declined to come along, as she had shopping to do, but suggested that she had visited the Promenade des Anglais before in another universe, and would be happy to visit it again in Jenny's company sometimes. In the end, Jenny was unable to defeat the trio of exhibitionist villains because she had been unaware of Yaoi Boy's presence, allowing him to ambush her. (PROSE: *Return of the Puritan Streaker*)
Giant Panda

“**Giant Panda**” was the unimaginative moniker given by Mr Haffalife to his giant stuffed panda toy in one universe.

Haffalife had had Giant Panda since he was a young boy and was hugely attached to him, considering Giant Panda's presence in one of his stands to be essential to the success of his fun fair business. When the toy was temporarily stolen by Gordon and Trav, Haffalife's behaviour became even more erratic than ever before, prompting Jenny Everywhere to get involved. She sent her friend Trip to recover Giant Panda, and gave him back to Haffalife after showing him a circus performance his employees had put on behind his back. Haffalife broke down sobbing at the act of unsolicited kindness and subsequently changed his ways. (COMIC: *The Freak Issue*)
Furry monster (Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market)

A **furry monster** was one of the patrons of the Interdimensional Black Market who unsuccessfully bid on Tracker-764 when he was put up for auction by the Queen of the Black Market. The furry monster's bid of “μ500” was partiularly bold, upping the ante from prior bids which hovered in the 300s. (PROSE: *Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market*)
Gambit System

The **Gambit System** was a star system in Dimension ^6-Q

It actually only contained twenty suns until a space-time ripple created by the Cross-Dimensional Grand Prix's “smashing” into Dimension ^6-Q added four additional stars. (PROSE: *Marksmanship-522 and the Multi-Dimensional Race*)

The Quasi-spiraled Moonduster, a drink served at the Interdimensional Tavern, was said to taste “like the sixth star of the Gambit System in Dimension ^6-Q”. The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids was unsure what to make of this statement, having never visited the Gambit System, much less sampled the taste of its celestial bodies. (PROSE: *The Interdimensional Tavern*)
Forbidden Manor

The **Forbidden Manor** was the Creator's residence in the Cupid Homeworld.

Early on in the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' history, she withdrew from public life following an infamous but highly mysterious incident, and became a recluse in the Manor. (PROSE: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*)
Frank Butler

In at least one universe, **Frank** was a member of Cody's Wild West Show alongside Annie Oakley.

He once sat together for lunch with Annie and a version of Jenny Everywhere as they set up their next show. When an obnoxious man tried to goad Jenny into a gunfight under the misapprehension that she wasn't much of a markswoman, Jenny decided to feed into this misconception without telling a single lie, by stating that she was no better than “the next woman” — the woman sitting next to Jenny being Annie Oakley, whom the man hadn't recognised. (PROSE: *Fragment: Lunchtime in the Old West*)
Ghoul

In the Prime Universe, **ghouls**, or sometimes **ghoulies**, were a type of corporeal spirits, who normally resided in the Spirit Realm. Like any other kind of spirit, ghouls of the Spirit Realm could only linger on the corporeal plane in the universe to which they were anchored, *or* by possessing a vessel on a different universe. On Halloween 2019, the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids and Madame Tarsa faced and ultimately defeated the Great Ghost's legion, which had escaped from the Spirit Realm and included ghouls among many other spirits. (PROSE: *The Ghosts and the Machine*)
Glow Girl! (comic story)

## *Glow Girl!*

First page of the story.

***Glow Girl!*** was a bonus comic to “Issue 3” of the *Tales To Behold* subseries of the webcomic *The Cosmic Beholder*. Written and drawn by Paul Hoppe, it was released both in webcomic form and in a limited print run.

## Contents

### Plot

Captain Evening interrupts a fight between Glow Girl and the Tin Raider which turns out to be nothing more than a film the two are shooting; when Evening offers Glow Girl a place among the Odds, she politely declines, explaining that she's retired from active heroics and is enjoying her new career as an adult film star.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

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

### Continuity

* This story sees Captain Evening make an active effort to grow his team, after having first officially offered Armstrong Fatbuckle a place on the growing team in COMIC: *Enter–the Legion of Light!*, but still only after meeting him by chance.
* The events of this story are briefly recalled by Jenny in COMIC: *Battle of Britain*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Glow Girl!* is available online on the *Cosmic Beholder* blog.
Federico Ruiz

**Federico Ruiz** was a prominent resident of the Strange and Wonderful House. He had “a white grin” that looked like a sickle. He was the master of ceremonies of the aptly-named Pleasure Pad of Federico Ruiz, a section of the House made up of domed communities for the “glitterati” to enjoy all manner of decadent fun. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*)
Giftbox Mountains

The **Giftbox Mountains** were the “mountains” of the Christmas Toyland, a Christmas-themed realm inhabited by sentient toys, which existed inside the Interdimensional Toymaker's magical Toybox. They were actually enormous, wrapped Christmas presents. The Toyland's railway offered a scenic tour of the Mountains during which such locales as the Snapdragon Lake could be admired. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)
Good Omens (series)

***Good Omens*** was a novel cowritten by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman, later adapted into various other media, including the first season of a TV series now slated to also include a second season with an original plot.

In 2022, at the suggestion of Scott Sanford, Aristide Twain wrote a fanfiction story wherein which Jenny Everywhere interacted with the *Good Omens* universe, or, at any rate, a variation of it, under the title of PROSE: *You've Been To Eden, I Perceive*. The story starred the angel Aziraphale, one of the book's main protagonists.

Aziraphale, under his human alias of “Mr Fell”, was also mentioned in PROSE: *The Folly of Men* by Scott Sanford, alongside the imaginary book *Biggles Goes to Mars*. He was implicitly mentioned again *Birds and Snakes*, which also featured an unnamed guest appearance by a character heavily implied to be Crowley.
Farmer (Dandy and the Christmas Tree)

One Prime Universe **farmer** owned a plantation of trees suitable to be cut down and used as Christmas tree, which he made a business of selling. In 2019, he caught Dandy-432 and Foreman-964 in the process of stealing one (not having realised that they were for sale), but was unable to catch up with them before they made it back to Dandy-432's Fog Ship and made off with their ill-gotten tree. (PROSE: *Dandy and the Christmas Tree*)
Green-eyed ninja (Infinity Apartment)

A **green-eyed ninja** with a high ponytail, wearing black clothing with a green belt, visited Club Jitsu in one universe on the same evening as Jenny Everywhere and her friends. A drunken Keith attempted to flirt with her, but, nonplussed, she literally disappeared on him rather than reply. (COMIC: *Infinity Apartment*)
Father Time

A version of **Father Time** resided in Father Time's attic in the Strange and Wonderful House. He was apparently capable of aging items upon request, with Montresor commanding Christopher and Mandy to call upon him to artificially age a bottle of memory-wine to replace the one they'd broken. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *Montresor*)