Jenny Everywhere Took My Breath Away (comic story)
Jenny Everywhere Took My Breath Away[1] was a short Jenny Everywhere comic story created by Marc Lapierre, released as part of the 2009 edition of Jenny Everywhere Day. It used a unique Jenny Everywhere Logo.
Contents
Plot
Jenny Everywhere is fighting a reptilian gladiator in a fighting pit, under the eyes of an enraptured alien audience. Seeming to have the upper hand, the burly reptilian smugly explains that he is wearing a dimensional phase stabilizer harness which prevents Jenny from shifting him to another dimension to win the fight. Jenny replies levelly that this doesn't prevent her from using her powers to summon other things to the pit. She starts by summoning scuba gear onto herself (to her opponent's bafflement), shortly followed by summoning a huge quantity of water to turn the pit into a deep pool. She swims effortlessly to the surface, where the crowd is chanting her name, while the other fighter, being so heavy, is still floundering near the bottom.
Worldbuilding
Jenny
- This story features a Jenny Everywhere with very good control of her shifting powers, and who makes no secret of them.
Universes
- This story takes place all in one universe, though whether it is the native universe of the story's Jenny is not made clear.
Other
- Jenny Everywhere displays the ability to shift objects from other universes to the one she is currently in with great precision, summoning scuba gear directly onto her body as well as a huge quantity of water precisely matching the depth of the pit.
Continuity
- The Nommo catches psychic glimpses of many incarnations of Jenny Everywhere. They include the main Jenny from COMIC: The Late Shift, the "Right-On By The Sea" Jenny as seen in her introductory splash panel in COMIC: Name's Not Down, Steven Wintle's Jenny as seen in COMIC: Cars, and the “space adventuress” Jenny briefly seen in COMIC: My Bloody Valentine.
Behind the scenes
Read online
Jenny Everywhere Took My Breath Away is freely available on the Jenny Everywhere Day website.
Notes & References
- ↑ Title used in its defunct Shifter Archive upload