| Display title | Penny and Aggie/Recap/Fan Glam No. 21 |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | This interlude, featuring art by Jason Waltrip, is a Crossover with Campbell's webcomic Fans, featuring Alternate Universe (specifically, Fans universe) counterparts of Penny and Aggie characters. In this world, as a brief narrative prologue explains, the rise to prominence of "geek super-soldiers" (i.e., the quasi-governmental paranormal threat agency AEGIS and its Team Alpha response unit) has moved SF/fantasy enthusiasts to the top of the teenage social ladder. Nevertheless, other sorts of teenagers can still feel out of place. |