The Void

The Void, also known as the Void Between Worlds or the nothingness beyond existence, was the empty, liminal “space” in-between the various dimensions making up the multiverse.

	The Void Between Worlds
	Interdimensional void
	Various eldritch abominations
	PROSE: Where Is Everywhere
	Public Domain Concept

Cosmology

Many methods of dimension-travelling, such as those utilising Void Ships, relied on physically crossing through the Void on the way from one world to the next, although this did not appear to be the case of Jenny Everywhere's shifting. (COMIC: Jenny Everywhere Meets The Crew Of The Copper-Colored Cupids) Jenny Somewhere found it easier to shift to a specific location if she started from the Void, rather than trying to shift directly from one world to the next. (PROSE: The Disappearance of Jenny Everywhere)

The Void was not as empty as the name might have suggested, constantly being criss-crossed by an arbitrary number of dimensional travellers in various contraptions. It was also the forced residence of various eldritch beings who had been banished from their native realities, and a few landmarks, such as an Interdimensional Tavern, (COMIC: Jenny Everywhere Meets The Crew Of The Copper-Colored Cupids) the Interdimensional Casino and the Interdimensional Hotel were permitted to exist inside the Void thanks to the unified perception of space, time and thought that was guaranteed by the Embodiments. (PROSE: The Grand Multiverse Hotel) The Destroyer, a being which had threatened the existence of the proto-multiverse at "the beginning and end of everything", had also been banished into "the nothingness beyond existence" by the Defender as her last act before she became Jenny Everywhere. (PROSE: Where Is Everywhere)

Behind the scenes

The “Void Between the Worlds” is a standard science-fiction concept. Notable uses of it include the Lovecraftian mythos (which calls it the Audient Void) or Doctor Who (where it is known as "the Void” or “the Howling”). The version of the Void seen in COMIC: Jenny Everywhere Meets The Crew Of The Copper-Colored Cupids was, of course, the version recurring in the solo adventures of The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids.