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{{Character|title1=Millard Detweiler|image1=Detweiler.png|species=Human|gender=Male|occupation=Head Publisher of the ''[[ | {{Character|title1=Millard Detweiler|image1=Detweiler.png|species=Human|gender=Male|occupation=Head Publisher of the ''[[Weekly Comet]]''|first_seen_in=[[COMIC]]: ''[[Jenny Everywhere is Back for the First Time]]''|copyright=[[Troy Smith]]}}In [[Universe A (Scandal Sheet)|one universe]], [[Millard Detweiler]] was the head publisher of the ''[[Weekly Comet]]''. | ||
Dedicated to the paper's mission of protecting supernatural beings by publishing absurd stories about them to ensure that no one would believe in their existence, Detweiler ran his business according to his idea that the best way to lie to people was by telling them the truth in the least convincing manner possible. A fair boss, Detweiler cared about his paper's mission, refusing to sell out to the mega-group [[U.S. Publishing]] despite several offers. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Jenny Everywhere is Back for the First Time (comic story)|Jenny Everywhere is Back for the First Time]]'') | Dedicated to the paper's mission of protecting supernatural beings by publishing absurd stories about them to ensure that no one would believe in their existence, Detweiler ran his business according to his idea that the best way to lie to people was by telling them the truth in the least convincing manner possible. A fair boss, Detweiler cared about his paper's mission, refusing to sell out to the mega-group [[U.S. Publishing]] despite several offers. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Jenny Everywhere is Back for the First Time (comic story)|Jenny Everywhere is Back for the First Time]]'') | ||
Revision as of 07:59, 20 October 2022
In one universe, Millard Detweiler was the head publisher of the Weekly Comet.
Dedicated to the paper's mission of protecting supernatural beings by publishing absurd stories about them to ensure that no one would believe in their existence, Detweiler ran his business according to his idea that the best way to lie to people was by telling them the truth in the least convincing manner possible. A fair boss, Detweiler cared about his paper's mission, refusing to sell out to the mega-group U.S. Publishing despite several offers. (COMIC: Jenny Everywhere is Back for the First Time)
