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===Continuity===
===Continuity===
* [[Jenny Everywhere#In Right-On By The Sea|Jenny]], [[Lex]], [[Clea]] and [[Bradley]]'s adventures were continued with the same writer-artist team in [[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]''.
* [[Jenny Everywhere#In Right-On By The Sea|Jenny]], [[Lex]], [[Clea]] and [[Bradley]]'s adventures were continued with the same writer-artist team in [[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]''.
* This story's [[Jenny Everywhere#In Right-On By The Sea|main Jenny]], as seen on the title page, was one of the incarnations glimpsed by [[the Nommo]] in [[COMIC]]: ''[[Say The Word (comic story)|Say The Word]]''.
==Behind the scenes==
==Behind the scenes==
===Read online===
===Read online===

Revision as of 18:18, 24 February 2021

Name's Not Down was a standalone Jenny Everywhere comic story written by Joe Macaré and drawn by Nelson Evergreen. It is believed to have been the first of the original Barbelith Jenny Everywhere stories to be released, although My Bloody Valentine was begun first. It also introduced Jenny's friends Clea, Lex and Bradley and the town of Right-On By The Sea, which would recur in other stories, in an effort to establish a potential setting and status-quo for the Shifter.

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Plot

Jenny Everywhere and her friends Clea, Lex and Bradley, who, together, form the band of Right-On By The Sea's most notorious chaotic troublemakers, try to get into an exclusive concert, but the bouncer insists that their name's not on the list — even though Jenny was pretty sure she had tricked Nathan, the promoter, into letting her come. The bouncer ends up touching the limits of Jenny's patience…

Worldbuilding

Jenny

Universes

Other

  • The concert Jenny and her friends are intent on attending is a night of “queer hip-hop post-glitch electronica and glum'n'bass” at Club Twart.

Continuity

Behind the scenes

Read online

Name's Not Down was originally available on Nelson Evergreen's personal website, but this page is no longer available. The seven pages of the story are reproduced here.

Notes & References