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Also, the pages of Mrs. Zirma seem to be out of order. If you look at the archive.org version, the page that's first on the shifter archive is in fact the last, and the next page link on page 3 leads to page 5 rather than page 4.

They still seem to be on archive.org, at least. Though the interface is still wonky.

Some notable Jenny things recently: an excellent Jenny Everywhere origin story by Ununnilium.

And some thoughts about body types, diversity, and what kind of character Jenny Everywhere is by me.

John Miers doesn't seem to have the Jenny Everywhere stoires he drew on his site anymore.

And now I started a dedicated tumblr for Jenny Everywhere stuff.

Another JE appearance on Ficly. She's really getting around lately...

Here's a forum thread for JE sightings elsewhere, which might be easier to keep track of then sending emails.

Jenny Everywhere visits the Land by Hoborg--a fix-it fanfic where Jenny sorts out Thomas Covenant's problems, with a bit of help.

A Heromachine picture of my version of Jenny Nowhere, together with some discussion of how I came up with her design.

And somehow I inspired someone else to write a story with Jenny Everywhere and Jenny Nowhere.

I've written a bunch of stories about Jenny Everywhere for Ficly, and right now they're running the "NaFicWriMo" challenge where you write a story every day. I decided to write all of them about Jenny Everywhere. So far... I've failed pretty dramatically in my attempt to write a story every day, but I'm certainly going to try.

Here's the list:

Day 1: Showdown in the End Times (Jenny Everywhere vs Kid Cthulhu)

Day 2: The Maids (a crossover with the Strange and Wonderful House sequence)

Day 3: The First Voyage

Day 4: Nowhere

Day 5: Writer's Block, Redux, Again

Day 6: The Oubliette

Day 7: The Gray Stone

Day 8: The Wasteland

I'm also posting these on the Jenny Everywhere tumblr.

(will edit as the challenge progresses)
(yes, I know I'm badly behind)

Keeping track of all the Jenny Everywhere material out there is a monumental task. I'm wondering whether a community-run wiki would be a better way of doing it--and more fitting given the nature of the character--than a site run by a single person. (Although if so we definitely shouldn't use Wikia.)

What do you think?

Nope, I've never run any websites.  Maybe you're thinking of MadMikeyD?

Unfortunately, this project seems to have more or less died out.  That's the way of the internet, I guess...

And now we're developing the idea of an "open-source Avengers" team (currently called the Peacemakers) which includes Jenny Everywhere, the Outworlder, and Astro-Man.  We'd like to have more than three members so if anyone has ideas for other possible characters that might fit we would appreciate it.

I'm enjoying this a lot so far.  I like how you're exploring how Jenny Everywhere's memories of and conversations with her alternate selves, something not a lot of people do.  The latest strip maybe did go a bit for the low-hanging nerd reference humor, but I do like the overall voice and story. 

What happened to this, anyway?  Are people just too busy?  If so, I can certainly understand, being a grad student and all.  But I'd be willing to write a script or a story if this thing goes through.