Gwenna (Reality Z-25 31-H)

Gwenna
Character Information
Species	Human
Gender	Female
Residence	The Naked Jungle, Reality Z-25 31-H
Occupation	“Jungle Protector”
Romantic Partner(s)	Kaza (husband) Various polyamorous partners
Parents	Miranda Davis (mother) Danielle Davis (stepmother) George Davis (father, deceased) Martha Elsworth (mother-in-law) The Black Owl (father-in-law, deceased)
Siblings	Allison Peters (maternal half-sister)
Children	Eight Stepchildren by her Husband's Lovers
Behind the Scenes
First seen in	COMIC: Jo-Jo, Congo King
Also seen in	COMIC: Situation on Earth-N
Copyright	Public Domain (originaly) Jay Epps (specific Kaza's Mate, Gwenna design/realisation)

In Reality Z-25 31-H, Gwen Davis, better known as Gwenna, was the wife of Kaza. The two acted as the protectors of the Naked Jungle in Buranda, and the deuteragonists of the Kaza's Mate, Gwenna series.

Description

Physical appearance

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Personality

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Powers & abilities

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She owns a Themiscyran Throwing Necklace made of kirbium given to her by Jung-La. A metal crescent, it is easy to throw and returns to her hand even after hitting opponents. (COMIC: Situation on Earth-N)

Biography

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Raised in an unremarkable American suburb, Gwenna eventually met the dashing adventurer Kaza.

Kaza and Gwenna were once asked by Jenny Anywhere to aid her on Earth-N. (COMIC: Situation on Earth-N)

On Earth-N

The Gwen Davis of Earth-N worked as a district attorney in New York City; on one memorable occasion Jenny Anywhere brought the Gwenna from the Naked Jungle to her world to stand in for her during an adventure. (COMIC: Situation on Earth-N)

Unlike the Gwenna of Reality Z-25 31-H, who is a nudist in a world where most people wear clothes, D.A. Davis prefers to go about fully dressed in a world where nudity is popular and commonplace.

Behind the scenes

Origins

Gwenna originated as an obscure public-domain character in the adventures of Jo-Jo, Jungle King. She appeared as Jo-Jo's love interest in the first story in the character's debut issue, where she was depicted as the Queen of the Bonangi. Notably, although she was coloured as white, nothing in the script indicated this. In the next story, Gwenna was replaced with the identically-drawn Geesha — likewise coloured as white, but outright depicted in the script as the daughter of a black man.

Jay Epps paired a rebooted form of Gwenna with an unrelated public-domain “jungle king” character, Kaza, for his webcomic Kaza's Mate, Gwenna. Epps's Gwenna was officially Caucasian, being given a new backstory explaining her presence in the jungle, and eliminating the “queen” element. In her first outing, Epps's Gwenna shared her Golden Age counterpart's black hair. In the next story, Ruthless Ro-Man, this was changed to a dark, reddish brown and finally to outright red hair, which she retained throughout the rest of the webcomic.

External links

• Character profile on the Kaza's Mate, Gwenna website (NSFW)
• RPG stat card for the classic Marvel SHRPG (NSFW)
• Gwenna on the Comic Fury Wiki
• Gwenna of the Bonangi on the Public Domain Super-Heroes Wiki