Hell

The Gates of Hell in one universe. (COMIC: Jenny Everywhere Vs Hell)

Locations called Hell existed in several universes. They could be a location within a wider universe, a pocket dimension in sync with a more mundane universe, or a universe all of their own.

Nature

Hell was generally a place of evil and suffering, populated by Demons and ruled over by the Devil. It was a place of eternal punishment, or at the very least imprisonment, for the damned, souls who had once been living mortals and had been found unforgivably corrupt upon death. It was occasionally possible for a living person to be physically, forcibly dragged to Hell. (COMIC: Jenny Everywhere Vs Hell)

History

Conquered by Jenny Everywhere

One universe's Hell was accessed from a gate located in a limbo area, which led into a descending spiral staircase. The damned would be tried by one of at least six robotic demon judges for their “sins” (as defined by a rather antiquated divine plan which included things like “Not making any of the correct animal sacrifices” as damnable offences, not to mention such things as homosexuality).

For unclear reasons, the local incarnation of Jenny Everywhere was once snatched from her bed and pulled into Hell. She was condemned to “having a goat stuck to her head”; as the demon showing her around reluctantly admitted, the demons had run out of good ideas for ironic punishments around 1993, and were now making them up at random. Rejecting the punishment, Jenny escaped her captors and then faced the Devil.

Drawing on the mental fortitude granted to her by her multiversal nature, Jenny overthrew the Devil and declared this to be “Day One of the Republic of Hell”, proposing to organise the damned and other wayward souls into some kind of off-kilter utopia. (COMIC: Jenny Everywhere Vs Hell)

In Reality Z-25 31-H

Kelly arrives in Hell. (COMIC: Journey Out Of Misery)

The Hell of Reality Z-25 31-H was a flaming underworld which existed beneath the Earth's crust, (COMIC: Hell Is Too Good For Him) also described as the “realm of eternal damnation” and as a “dimension of eternal suffering”. (COMIC: Journey Out Of Misery) It was ruled by the Devil and his consort Mephista, and was the natural destination of sinful souls, including the so-called “Worst Man in the World”, Armstrong Fatbuckle. After Fatbuckle proved too much of an offensive nuisance for even the Devil himself to handle, he became the first man to be banned from Hell, being “forced” to return to the mortal world as an undead skeleton (something Fatbuckle actually quite enjoyed). (COMIC: Hell Is Too Good For Him)

After Kelly killed him in a fit of rage, Jenkins also ended up in this Hell. Realising that she needed him alive and close by for her powers to work, Kelly soon had the witches Alicia and Babs perform a ritual to allow her to visit Hell without truly dying. There, she was welcomed by the Devil and matter-of-factly sold him her soul in exchange for Jenkins's resurrection. Finding her ruthlessness off-putting and her casual manner irritating, the Devil agreed to the bargain and quickly catapulted the Two back to the land of the living. (COMIC: Journey Out Of Misery)

The Ratreyfian Underworld

In one universe, Hell was subdivided within a number of “nations”, independently governed by demon lords with their own legion. One of them was the Ratreyfian Underworld, which was overseen by the Grand High Lord Grallyx until he was trapped inside a book by Jenny Everywhere. (PROSE: Jenny Everywhere and the Lord of Hell)

Behind the scenes

Hell, one of the notorious recurring elements in real-world human beliefs about the Afterlife, can be considered a public-domain concept in its own right.

Biblical & other Jewish or Christian concepts in Jenny Everywhere
Individuals Adam • The Antichrist • Bartholomew • Death • The Devil • Eve • God • Herod • Jesus Christ • Saint Nicholas • Virgin Mary • The Whore of Babylon Species & Classes of Beings Angel (Principality • Seraph) • Demon Locations Garden of Eden • Heaven • Hell Items The Bible • Flaming Sword • Spear of Longinus