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'''Dynamite Thor''' was a “failed” superhero. He was familiar with [[Jenny Everywhere]], [[Jenny Nowhere]], [[Jenny Somewhere]], and also [[Jenny Over-There]] and her [[Multidimensional Finders Service]]. On multiple occasions, he phoned the M.F.S. for help locating criminals that he could fight, although his question was too vague for Over-There to usually give her a useful answer. However, she was able to help him on one occasion when, shortly after one of his calls, she received a call from [[Robber (The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There)|a robber]] who was in the middle of committing a bank robbery. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There (short story)|The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There]]'') | '''Dynamite Thor''', civilian name '''Peter Thor''', was a “failed” superhero. | ||
According to the [[Fourth Wall Awareness|meta-aware]] [[The Man in Grey|Man in Grey]], Thor had once been [[copyrighted]], being “bound” to the “[[Fox universe]]”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Open Sourcing (short story)|Open Sourcing]]'') | |||
He was familiar with [[Jenny Everywhere]], [[Jenny Nowhere]], [[Jenny Somewhere]], and also [[Jenny Over-There]] and her [[Multidimensional Finders Service]]. On multiple occasions, he phoned the M.F.S. for help locating criminals that he could fight, although his question was too vague for Over-There to usually give her a useful answer. However, she was able to help him on one occasion when, shortly after one of his calls, she received a call from [[Robber (The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There)|a robber]] who was in the middle of committing a bank robbery. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There (short story)|The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There]]'') | |||
As part of trying to become recognised as a proper superhero, he applied to numerous “justice societies” including the [[Super Besties]]. However, they all rejected his applications. | |||
He later tried to apply when the Multidimensional Finders Service opened up slots for new hires. Rejected on the basis that they exclusively wanted open-source applicants, he tried again later in the day by tossing a bomb at candidate [[Captain Omega]], slowing him down as he stopped to defuse it, and then showed up to his appointment in his stead, claiming to be Captain Omega himself. Jenny and the Man in Grey immediately recognised him. Panicking, he threw what he thought was a “smoke grenade” to the floor, hoping to make a quick escape, but it was actually a real grenade — although no one was injured in the blast. | |||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
Revision as of 17:44, 14 May 2022
Dynamite Thor, civilian name Peter Thor, was a “failed” superhero.
According to the meta-aware Man in Grey, Thor had once been copyrighted, being “bound” to the “Fox universe”. (PROSE: Open Sourcing)
He was familiar with Jenny Everywhere, Jenny Nowhere, Jenny Somewhere, and also Jenny Over-There and her Multidimensional Finders Service. On multiple occasions, he phoned the M.F.S. for help locating criminals that he could fight, although his question was too vague for Over-There to usually give her a useful answer. However, she was able to help him on one occasion when, shortly after one of his calls, she received a call from a robber who was in the middle of committing a bank robbery. (PROSE: The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There)
As part of trying to become recognised as a proper superhero, he applied to numerous “justice societies” including the Super Besties. However, they all rejected his applications.
He later tried to apply when the Multidimensional Finders Service opened up slots for new hires. Rejected on the basis that they exclusively wanted open-source applicants, he tried again later in the day by tossing a bomb at candidate Captain Omega, slowing him down as he stopped to defuse it, and then showed up to his appointment in his stead, claiming to be Captain Omega himself. Jenny and the Man in Grey immediately recognised him. Panicking, he threw what he thought was a “smoke grenade” to the floor, hoping to make a quick escape, but it was actually a real grenade — although no one was injured in the blast.
Behind the scenes
Peter “Dynamite” Thor was a character who appeared in a handful of Fox Comics stories in the early 1940s. Having the superpower of being immune to explosions, he used a costume that allowed him to propel himself through the air by blowing up sticks of dynamite located in his belt to fight crime.
