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It quickly turned out that, although not personally malicious, Merv had been magically compelled by [[Doctor Brain]]'s witch daughter [[Jesse Brain|Jesse]] to wander the world until he killed Captain Evening. To save the Captain, Jenny quickly used her [[shift]]ing powers to switch him out with his [[Captain Evening#Zombie Captain Evening|counterpart]] in a parallel world who was a [[zombie]]. Merv dealt what would have been a killing blow to the zombie, fulfilling his magical contract. He resolved to remain in [[Reality Z-25 31-H]], however, to try and get his revenge on Doctor Brain and his daughter. Jenny and the Captain agreed to help him with this goal, having their own grudges against the villain. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[For Whom The Toll Bells (comic story)|For Whom The Toll Bells]]'') | It quickly turned out that, although not personally malicious, Merv had been magically compelled by [[Doctor Brain]]'s witch daughter [[Jesse Brain|Jesse]] to wander the world until he killed Captain Evening. To save the Captain, Jenny quickly used her [[shift]]ing powers to switch him out with his [[Captain Evening#Zombie Captain Evening|counterpart]] in a parallel world who was a [[zombie]]. Merv dealt what would have been a killing blow to the zombie, fulfilling his magical contract. He resolved to remain in [[Reality Z-25 31-H]], however, to try and get his revenge on Doctor Brain and his daughter. Jenny and the Captain agreed to help him with this goal, having their own grudges against the villain. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[For Whom The Toll Bells (comic story)|For Whom The Toll Bells]]'') | ||
===== | =====Enter Evil Cloak===== | ||
[[File:Evil Cloak.png|thumb|left|250px|“Evil Cloak” reveals herself to [[Doctor Brain]] for the first time. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[In Dr. Brain's Kitchen (comic story)|In Dr. Brain's Kitchen]]'')]]In parallel to her activities as Jenny Everywhere, Nowhere created a second guise, a menacing cloaked figure simply known as “Evil Cloak”. She began attempting to recruit other supervillains, first materialising in the kitchen of [[Doctor Brain]]. She only succeeded in startling him, however, with him soon regaining his wits and attempting to shoot the apparition. “Evil Cloak” then teleported out as easily as she had come, leaving Brain quite confused. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[In Dr. Brain's Kitchen (comic story)|In Dr. Brain's Kitchen]]'') | [[File:Evil Cloak.png|thumb|left|250px|“Evil Cloak” reveals herself to [[Doctor Brain]] for the first time. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[In Dr. Brain's Kitchen (comic story)|In Dr. Brain's Kitchen]]'')]]In parallel to her activities as Jenny Everywhere, Nowhere created a second guise, a menacing cloaked figure simply known as “Evil Cloak”. She began attempting to recruit other supervillains, first materialising in the kitchen of [[Doctor Brain]]. She only succeeded in startling him, however, with him soon regaining his wits and attempting to shoot the apparition. “Evil Cloak” then teleported out as easily as she had come, leaving Brain quite confused. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[In Dr. Brain's Kitchen (comic story)|In Dr. Brain's Kitchen]]'') | ||
[[File:Jenny Nowhere in Following Up.png|thumb|right|210px|“Evil Cloak” reiterates her offer for an alliance. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Following Up (comic story)|Following Up]]'')]]She appeared to Doctor Brain again as he drove home after dropping off Jesse at a dance club. Startled by the figure appearing in the middle of the road, Doctor Brain crashed his car, with his suit's bowl being damaged in the crash. With Brain pinned to the ground lest his brain-bowl's fluid leak out, Evil Cloak leaned in and reiterated her suggestion of a partnership. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Following Up (comic story)|Following Up]]'') | [[File:Jenny Nowhere in Following Up.png|thumb|right|210px|“Evil Cloak” reiterates her offer for an alliance. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Following Up (comic story)|Following Up]]'')]]She appeared to Doctor Brain again as he drove home after dropping off Jesse at a dance club. Startled by the figure appearing in the middle of the road, Doctor Brain crashed his car, with his suit's bowl being damaged in the crash. With Brain pinned to the ground lest his brain-bowl's fluid leak out, Evil Cloak leaned in and reiterated her suggestion of a partnership. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Following Up (comic story)|Following Up]]'') | ||
===== Meeting Rodney Rabbit and Armstrong Fatbuckle ===== | |||
=== Meeting Rodney Rabbit and Armstrong Fatbuckle === | |||
[[File:Putting Armstrong back together again.png|thumb|210px|left|Jenny helps put [[Armstrong Fatbuckle]] back together. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Enter–the Legion of Light! (comic story)|Enter–the Legion of Light!]]'')]]Jenny and the Captain greeted [[Professor Madison]] and [[Rodney Rabbit]] when they visited the Captain's home in order to experiment with a [[Professor Madison's device|device]] intended to detect any further transdimensional portals opened by Brain. While the Captain and Merv tested it with Madison, Rodney soon convinced Jenny to slipd away and sleep with him. A short while later, however, Jenny was back in action, joining Merv, the Captain, Madison and Rodney in an assault on the building where Madison had indeed detected another portal being opened — although it turned out to be nothing to do with Doctor Brain, but rather a conflict between [[Armstrong Fatbuckle]] and the [[Legion of Light]]. After Armstrong (a living skeleton) was broken apart during the ensuing fight, Jenny enthusiastically participated in the puzzle-like effort to put him back together again, and cheered when the Captain offered him the chance to join [[the Odds|the team]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Enter–the Legion of Light! (comic story)|Enter–the Legion of Light!]]'') | [[File:Putting Armstrong back together again.png|thumb|210px|left|Jenny helps put [[Armstrong Fatbuckle]] back together. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Enter–the Legion of Light! (comic story)|Enter–the Legion of Light!]]'')]]Jenny and the Captain greeted [[Professor Madison]] and [[Rodney Rabbit]] when they visited the Captain's home in order to experiment with a [[Professor Madison's device|device]] intended to detect any further transdimensional portals opened by Brain. While the Captain and Merv tested it with Madison, Rodney soon convinced Jenny to slipd away and sleep with him. A short while later, however, Jenny was back in action, joining Merv, the Captain, Madison and Rodney in an assault on the building where Madison had indeed detected another portal being opened — although it turned out to be nothing to do with Doctor Brain, but rather a conflict between [[Armstrong Fatbuckle]] and the [[Legion of Light]]. After Armstrong (a living skeleton) was broken apart during the ensuing fight, Jenny enthusiastically participated in the puzzle-like effort to put him back together again, and cheered when the Captain offered him the chance to join [[the Odds|the team]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Enter–the Legion of Light! (comic story)|Enter–the Legion of Light!]]'') | ||
===== Facing Armagedda ===== | |||
[[File:Jenny Nowhere banishes Armagedda.png|thumb|right|225px|Jenny banishes [[Armagedda]] to [[Universe (Redistribution)|another universe]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Redistribution (comic story)|Redistribution]]'')]]With [[Captain Evening#In Reality Z-25 31-H|the Captain]] having formalised the unlikely grouping of himself, Jenny, [[Armstrong Fatbuckle]] and [[Merv the Griffin]] as a proper superhero team, now known as “[[the Odds]]”, Jenny found herself involved in the investigation of a series of “reverse robberies” perpetrated across [[New York City|the city]]. Looking for clues at one of the banks that had been “reverse-robbed”, Jenny used [[Professor Madison's device]] to detect “cosmic particle residue” and, [[shift]]ing herself and the team, followed it to its origin: the sewers where [[Armagedda]] had taken up residence. The Captain ordered an ill-advised head-front charge at Armagedda and her henchmen with predictable result, but Jenny escaped captured. With the Captain telling her that Armagedda had a weakness to magic, she got the idea to channel her shifting powers through the [[Magic Sword of the Legion of Light]] to forcibly exile Armagedda to [[Universe (Redistribution)|another universe]], which she was able to do after Armstrong had tricked Armagedda into taking human form. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Redistribution (comic story)|Redistribution]]'') | |||
===== Recruiting Jesse ===== | |||
Having been recruited by “Evil Cloak”, [[Doctor Brain]] was unavailable to bail [[Jesse Brain|his daughter Jesse]] out of jail when she was arrested for suspected underage drinking that same day. Instead, Jesse found, already waiting for her in her cell, “Evil Cloak”, who promised her that the two of them would soon be “good friends”. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Redistribution (comic story)|Redistribution]]'') | |||
===The Woman Without a Shadow=== | ===The Woman Without a Shadow=== | ||
[[File:Jenny Nowhere (Nowhere).png|right|thumb|150px|The terrifying Jenny Nowhere. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'')]]One version of Jenny Nowhere was a stern, joyless woman of statuesque appearance with long blond hair; she wore a black suit and, most strikingly, a gas mask. She cast no shadow and once stated that she had “lost” her name “a long time ago”. On one occasion, she resurfaced in the multiverse and, after frightening a male associate of [[Jenny Everywhere]], told him to go warn her that Nowhere was back and “it was ''her'' turn”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'') | [[File:Jenny Nowhere (Nowhere).png|right|thumb|150px|The terrifying Jenny Nowhere. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'')]]One version of Jenny Nowhere was a stern, joyless woman of statuesque appearance with long blond hair; she wore a black suit and, most strikingly, a gas mask. She cast no shadow and once stated that she had “lost” her name “a long time ago”. On one occasion, she resurfaced in the multiverse and, after frightening a male associate of [[Jenny Everywhere]], told him to go warn her that Nowhere was back and “it was ''her'' turn”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'') | ||
