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A magazine of the same name was briefly seen in ''[[Name's Not Down (comic story)|Name's Not Down]]'', being read by [[Jenny Everywhere (Name's Not Down)|Jenny]] herself. [[Scott Sanford]] confirmed this was an intentional reference. | [[File:Late Night Queueing by Nelson Evergreen and Rob Cove page 2 frame 4.jpg|thumb|Anorak Boys magazine visible while Jenny Everywhere and [[Lord Thymon|others]] wait in line ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Late Night Queueing (comic story)|Late Night Queueing]]'')]]A magazine of the same name was briefly seen in ''[[Name's Not Down (comic story)|Name's Not Down]]'', being read by [[Jenny Everywhere (Name's Not Down)|Jenny]] herself. [[Scott Sanford]] confirmed this was an intentional reference. A few months earlier [[Nelson Evergreen]] had used the same magazine title in [[Late Night Queueing (comic story)|Late Night Queueing]]. | ||
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Revision as of 10:19, 16 May 2024
In one universe, the Anorak Boys were a “pretentious mumblecore band”. Jenny Everywhere, being a musical critic in this universe, was set to write a 400-word review of them on the day Genevieve dropped in on her and Kim. Jenny thought they weren't bad at music, but were overly prone to hyping themselves up beyond their true capabilities. (PROSE: Pit Stop)
Behind the scenes
Anorak Boys magazine visible while Jenny Everywhere and others wait in line (COMIC: Late Night Queueing)
A magazine of the same name was briefly seen in Name's Not Down, being read by Jenny herself. Scott Sanford confirmed this was an intentional reference. A few months earlier Nelson Evergreen had used the same magazine title in Late Night Queueing.
