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In November 2023, Jill and Daisy were made playable characters in the board game ''Unmatched Adventures: Tales to Amaze''.
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In November 2023, Jill and Daisy were made playable characters in the board game ''Unmatched ''TabletopGame/{{Unmatched}} Adventures: Tales to Amaze''.
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In November 2023, Jill and Daisy were made playable characters in the board game ''Unmatched Adventures: Tales to Amaze''.
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''Webcomic/JillTrentSheSirScienceSleuth'' is a RemixComic parody of the original, in which Jill was formerly a slow-witted janitor named Jim, before exposure to [[AppliedPhlebotinum Femavium]] [[GenderBender turned him into a girl]] who has "girl-brain cells with the proportional density of 58 girls" that allow her to [[ForScience Do Science]] at an amazingly high level.
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''Webcomic/JillTrentSheSirScienceSleuth'' is a RemixComic parody of the original, in which Jill was formerly a slow-witted janitor named Jim, before exposure to [[AppliedPhlebotinum Femavium]] Femavium [[GenderBender turned him into a girl]] who has "girl-brain cells with the proportional density of 58 girls" that allow her to [[ForScience Do Science]] at an amazingly high level.
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In 2015 thanks to Jill Trent being in the public domain a new #1 was published with 5 different takes on Jill and Daisy. it can be bought either physically or digitally at http://www.superdamescomics.com/
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''Jill Trent, Science Sleuth'' was a [[TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] comic book feature that appeared in NedorComics ''The Fighting Yank'' and ''Wonder Comics'' between 1943 and 1948. Jill was a scientist and inventor who (alongside her ''very'' close gal pal Daisy Smythe) solved mysteries with a combination of scientific knowhow and old-fashioned fisticuffs.
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''Jill Trent, Science Sleuth'' was a [[TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] comic book feature that appeared in NedorComics ''The Fighting Yank'' and ''Wonder Comics'' between 1943 and 1948. Jill was a scientist and inventor who (alongside her ''very'' close gal pal Daisy Smythe) solved mysteries with a combination of scientific knowhow and old-fashioned fisticuffs.
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* [[ScienceHero Science Heroine]]
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While quite obscure today, ''Jill Trent, Science Sleuth'' is interesting for its positive depiction of an independent action heroine who was never dependent on her boyfriend to get her out of a jam. Indeed, she didn't even seem to ''have'' a boyfriend, which itself was quite unusual for comic book heroines of the day. And while Jill typically used her science skills to solve the mystery, stories were generally resolved by Jill and Daisy punching out the bad guys much like any male comic book hero would have.
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While quite obscure today, ''Jill Trent, Science Sleuth'' is interesting for its positive depiction of an independent action heroine who was never dependent on her boyfriend to get her out of a jam. Indeed, she didn't even seem to ''have'' a boyfriend, which itself was quite unusual for comic book heroines of the day. And while Jill typically used her science skills to solve the mystery, stories were generally resolved by Jill and Daisy punching out the bad guys much guys, just like any their male comic book hero would have.
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''Jill Trent, Science Sleuth'' was a [[TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] comic book feature that appeared in NedorComics ''The Fighting Yank'' and ''Wonder Comics'' between 1943 and 1948. Jill was a scientist and inventor who (alongside her ''very'' close gal pal Daisy) Daisy Smythe) solved mysteries with a combination of scientific knowhow and old-fashioned fisticuffs.
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* GirlyBruiser: Jill is thin and attractive, wears skirts, hats, and heels like other stylish '40s gals... and punches out bad guys with ease. Daisy also might qualify, but she's a bit more "butch" in appearance (she's slightly heavy-set, DependingOnTheArtist) and personality.
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* GirlyBruiser: Jill is thin and attractive, wears skirts, hats, and heels like other stylish '40s gals... and punches out bad guys with ease. Daisy also might qualify, but she's a bit more "butch" in usually qualifies too, though her appearance (she's slightly heavy-set, DependingOnTheArtist) and personality.personality are somewhat inconsistent.
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''Webcomic/JillTrentSheSirScienceSleuth'' is a RemixComic parody of the original, in which Jill was formerly a slow-witted janitor named Jim, before exposure to [[AppliedPhlebotinum Femavium]] [[GenderBender turned him into a girl]] and "girl-brain cells with the proportional density of 58 girls" that allow her to [[ForScience Do Science]] at an amazingly high level.
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''Webcomic/JillTrentSheSirScienceSleuth'' is a RemixComic parody of the original, in which Jill was formerly a slow-witted janitor named Jim, before exposure to [[AppliedPhlebotinum Femavium]] [[GenderBender turned him into a girl]] and who has "girl-brain cells with the proportional density of 58 girls" that allow her to [[ForScience Do Science]] at an amazingly high level.
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''Webcomic/JillTrentSheSirScienceSleuth'' is a RemixComic parody of the original, in which Jill was formerly a slow-witted janitor named Jim, before exposure to [[AppliedPhlebotinum Femavium]] [[GenderBender turned him into a girl]] and "girl-brain cells with the proportional density of 58 girls" that allow her to [[ForScience Do Science]] at an amazingly high level.
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* Girly Bruiser: Jill is thin and attractive, wears skirts, hats, and heels like other stylish '40s gals... and punches out bad guys with ease. Daisy also might qualify, but she's a bit more "butch" in appearance (she's slightly heavy-set, DependingOnTheArtist) and personality.
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* Girly Bruiser: GirlyBruiser: Jill is thin and attractive, wears skirts, hats, and heels like other stylish '40s gals... and punches out bad guys with ease. Daisy also might qualify, but she's a bit more "butch" in appearance (she's slightly heavy-set, DependingOnTheArtist) and personality.
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* ActionGirl
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BadassBookworm: Jill is both a top-notch science sleuth and quite competent with guns and fists.
* Girly Bruiser: Jill is thin and attractive, wears skirts, hats, and heels like other stylish '40s gals... and punches out bad guys with ease. Daisy also might qualify, but she's a bit more "butch" in appearance (she's slightly heavy-set, DependingOnTheArtist) and personality.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: Jill and Daisy. They're single women living together, which wasn't unusual for the time, but neither of them had an obvious boyfriend, or even the ''mention'' of one, which was highly unusual for female protagonists in the Golden Age.
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* Girly Bruiser: Jill is thin and attractive, wears skirts, hats, and heels like other stylish '40s gals... and punches out bad guys with ease. Daisy also might qualify, but she's a bit more "butch" in appearance (she's slightly heavy-set, DependingOnTheArtist) and personality.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: Jill and Daisy. They're single women living together, which wasn't unusual for the time, but neither of them had an obvious boyfriend, or even the ''mention'' of one, which was highly unusual for female protagonists in the Golden Age.
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'''TG Comics' Jill Trent, She-Sir Science Sleuth: The [[http://tgcaps.com/caps/modcomics/suedenim/jetdream/jet-dream-1970-annual/JT01_01.jpg.php Remix Comic]]'''
Original Jill Trent stories have been recaptioned and presented as 1940s precursors to the fictitious TG Comics ''JetDream'' feature.
In these stories, heroine Jill Trent was once a male janitor named Jim Trent, who was [[GenderBender transformed]] by exposure to the strange element [[AppliedPhlebotinum Femavium]] into a girl -- but a girl who still has the spinal fluid of a man! When the atoms of Jill's Femavium-enhanced blood were mixed with her "Man-Fluid," the interaction gave her brain cells with the proportional density of 58 girls. Together with her fiancée Daisy, she uses her newfound she-science abilities to fight crime!
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Original Jill Trent stories have been recaptioned and presented as 1940s precursors to the fictitious TG Comics ''JetDream'' feature.
In these stories, heroine Jill Trent was once a male janitor named Jim Trent, who was [[GenderBender transformed]] by exposure to the strange element [[AppliedPhlebotinum Femavium]] into a girl -- but a girl who still has the spinal fluid of a man! When the atoms of Jill's Femavium-enhanced blood were mixed with her "Man-Fluid," the interaction gave her brain cells with the proportional density of 58 girls. Together with her fiancée Daisy, she uses her newfound she-science abilities to fight crime!
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Original Jill Trent stories have been recaptioned and presented as 1940s precursors to the fictitious TG Comics ''JetDream'' feature.
In these stories, heroine Jill Trent was once a male janitor named Jim Trent, who was [[GenderBender transformed]] by exposure to the strange element [[AppliedPhlebotinum Femavium]] into a girl -- but a girl who still has the spinal fluid of a man! When the atoms of Jill's Femavium-enhanced blood were mixed with her "Man-Fluid," the interaction gave her brain cells with the proportional density of 58 girls. Together with her fiancée Daisy, she uses her newfound she-science abilities to fight crime!
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* AppliedPhlebotinum
* GenderBender
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!! The [[http://tgcaps.com/caps/modcomics/suedenim/jetdream/jet-dream-1970-annual/JT01_01.jpg.php Remix Comic]] provides examples of:
* AppliedPhlebotinum
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->''"Two girls seem hardly a match for tommy-gunning experts at crime -- but '''Jill''' and '''Daisy''' have the limitless arsenal of '''Science''' at their command! Combined with canny courage, their exploits add up to another adventure in split-second sleuthing!"''
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'''Original Comic Book Feature'''
''Jill Trent, Science Sleuth'' was a [[TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] comic book feature that appeared in NedorComics ''The Fighting Yank'' and ''Wonder Comics'' between 1943 and 1948. Jill was a scientist and inventor who (alongside her ''very'' close gal pal Daisy) solved mysteries with a combination of scientific knowhow and old-fashioned fisticuffs.
While quite obscure today, ''Jill Trent, Science Sleuth'' is interesting for its positive depiction of an independent action heroine who was never dependent on her boyfriend to get her out of a jam. Indeed, she didn't even seem to ''have'' a boyfriend, which itself was quite unusual for comic book heroines of the day. And while Jill typically used her science skills to solve the mystery, stories were generally resolved by Jill and Daisy punching out the bad guys much like any male comic book hero would have.
The Jill Trent stories are now in the public domain. Scans of several stories are available on the Internet from sites such as the [[http://nedor-a-day.blogspot.com/ Nedor-a-Day Blog]] and [[http://www.goldenagecomics.co.uk/index.php Golden Age Comics]].
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'''TG Comics' Jill Trent, She-Sir Science Sleuth: The [[http://tgcaps.com/caps/modcomics/suedenim/jetdream/jet-dream-1970-annual/JT01_01.jpg.php Remix Comic]]'''
Original Jill Trent stories have been recaptioned and presented as 1940s precursors to the fictitious TG Comics ''JetDream'' feature.
In these stories, heroine Jill Trent was once a male janitor named Jim Trent, who was [[GenderBender transformed]] by exposure to the strange element [[AppliedPhlebotinum Femavium]] into a girl -- but a girl who still has the spinal fluid of a man! When the atoms of Jill's Femavium-enhanced blood were mixed with her "Man-Fluid," the interaction gave her brain cells with the proportional density of 58 girls. Together with her fiancée Daisy, she uses her newfound she-science abilities to fight crime!
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* ActionGirl
* BadassBookworm
* HeterosexualLifePartners: Jill and Daisy.
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!! The [[http://tgcaps.com/caps/modcomics/suedenim/jetdream/jet-dream-1970-annual/JT01_01.jpg.php Remix Comic]] provides examples of:
* AppliedPhlebotinum
* GenderBender
* RemixComic
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'''Original Comic Book Feature'''
''Jill Trent, Science Sleuth'' was a [[TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] comic book feature that appeared in NedorComics ''The Fighting Yank'' and ''Wonder Comics'' between 1943 and 1948. Jill was a scientist and inventor who (alongside her ''very'' close gal pal Daisy) solved mysteries with a combination of scientific knowhow and old-fashioned fisticuffs.
While quite obscure today, ''Jill Trent, Science Sleuth'' is interesting for its positive depiction of an independent action heroine who was never dependent on her boyfriend to get her out of a jam. Indeed, she didn't even seem to ''have'' a boyfriend, which itself was quite unusual for comic book heroines of the day. And while Jill typically used her science skills to solve the mystery, stories were generally resolved by Jill and Daisy punching out the bad guys much like any male comic book hero would have.
The Jill Trent stories are now in the public domain. Scans of several stories are available on the Internet from sites such as the [[http://nedor-a-day.blogspot.com/ Nedor-a-Day Blog]] and [[http://www.goldenagecomics.co.uk/index.php Golden Age Comics]].
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'''TG Comics' Jill Trent, She-Sir Science Sleuth: The [[http://tgcaps.com/caps/modcomics/suedenim/jetdream/jet-dream-1970-annual/JT01_01.jpg.php Remix Comic]]'''
Original Jill Trent stories have been recaptioned and presented as 1940s precursors to the fictitious TG Comics ''JetDream'' feature.
In these stories, heroine Jill Trent was once a male janitor named Jim Trent, who was [[GenderBender transformed]] by exposure to the strange element [[AppliedPhlebotinum Femavium]] into a girl -- but a girl who still has the spinal fluid of a man! When the atoms of Jill's Femavium-enhanced blood were mixed with her "Man-Fluid," the interaction gave her brain cells with the proportional density of 58 girls. Together with her fiancée Daisy, she uses her newfound she-science abilities to fight crime!
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!! The original Jill Trent comic book feature provides examples of:
* ActionGirl
* BadassBookworm
* HeterosexualLifePartners: Jill and Daisy.
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!! The [[http://tgcaps.com/caps/modcomics/suedenim/jetdream/jet-dream-1970-annual/JT01_01.jpg.php Remix Comic]] provides examples of:
* AppliedPhlebotinum
* GenderBender
* RemixComic
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