D'Artagnan

Count d'Artagnan
A.K.A.	Charles de Batz de Castelmore
Character Information
Species	Human
Gender	Male
Occupation	Musketeer of the Guard
Creator(s)	Alexandre Dumas
Behind the Scenes
First seen in	PROSE: The Three Musketeers
Also seen in	PROSE: Preludes and Distractions COMIC: The Legend of Jenny Everywhere (mentioned)
Copyright	Public Domain

D'Artagnan was one of the three musketeers.

Biography

Cardinal Dracula's Universe

In one universe, D'Artagnan was one of the three musketeers and a companion of Jenny Everywhere. He was not present at their climactic fight against Cardinal Dracula (PROSE: Preludes and Distractions), but Jenny made reference to him in Kan-Tavari while telling Laura Drake of her time as the "fifth musketeer". (PROSE: The Black Void)

Literature Exam Universe

In one universe, D'Artagnan was a fictional character in a book written by Alexandre Dumas. Although the events of this book were broadly similar to those lived by the version of D'Artagnan in Cardinal Dracula's Universe, they did not contain a version of either Jenny Everywhere or Cardinal Dracula. (PROSE: Preludes and Distractions)

Earth-44

In one universe, D'Artagnan was a fictional character in a book written by Alexandre Dumas. The events of this book were identical to those lived by the version of D'Artagnan in Cardinal Dracula's Universe. (PROSE: Preludes and Distractions)

Unidentified

The Man With No Name, another shifter who sometimes adventured with Jenny Everywhere, claimed to have learned the art of fencing from “the great D'Artagnan” while fighting off members of the Brotherhood of Multiversal Oneness. (COMIC: The Legend of Jenny Everywhere)

Behind the scenes

Origins

The character of D'Artagnan is not original to the Jenny Everywhere mythos, as he originated in Alexandre Dumas' famous The d'Artagnan Romances series, first appearing in the 1844 novel The Three Musketeers. Because this work is now in the public domain, the character is freely available for use by anyone.