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Jenny Quantum

Jenny Quantum is a fictional character, a comic book superhero in the Wildstorm Universe published by DC Comics. She first appeared as a child in ''The Authority'' #13 (May 2000), and was created by Mark Millar and Frank Quitely. She first appeared as a teenager in ''Authority: Revolution'' #7 (June 2005), and was developed by Ed Brubaker and Dustin Nguyen.
==Fictional character history==
Jenny Quantum was born January 1, 2000 in Singapore at the same moment as the death of Jenny Sparks. Shortly thereafter, her birth mother was killed by super villains attempting to kidnap her and shape the coming century. Her biological father’s identity and whereabouts are unknown. She was rescued and cared for by the Authority and later adopted by Apollo and Midnighter shortly after their marriage. She is the current leader of superhero team, The Authority.
Jenny first appeared in ''The Authority'' #13 as a child and ''Authority: Revolution'' #7 as a teenager. Quantum is the corporeal Spirit of the 21st Century, and the youngest known Century Baby, as well as being the successor to the Spirit of the 20th Century, Jenny Sparks.
In the "Fractured World" storyline (issues #10-#13 of the second volume of ''The Authority''), it is revealed that Jenny Quantum had a twin sister. It was believed that there were no other survivors.
Jenny's twin sister had been found unharmed in the ruins of the Singapore hospital by Chinese government agents, who recognised the potential weapon that she could become. She was immersed in a cruel assassination program that involved hyper-learning, as well as ways to kill and wage war. She was named Jenny Fractal after it was realised that she could tear reality apart at the seams.
Fractal escaped, causing a series of fractures in the fabric of reality. She forced the government to help her, on pain of total annihilation; she was able to convince the Authority that she was Jenny Quantum's biological mother. She was on the Carrier when another series of fractures led to the near-destruction of many cities.
The two Jennys battled it out; Apollo was nearly killed while the others were trying to control the damage on Earth. Fractal was able to seize control of the Carrier after killing Jenny.
In a bid to bring her back to life, the Doctor captured her spirit at the moment she died, temporarily placing her in the Garden of Ancestral Memory. The Authority went back in time to the birth of the twins, where Midnighter was sent to kill baby Fractal. The Authority took on Fractal, who had followed them back in time, to distract her. After the baby's death, the Doctor helped Jenny's spirit return to the other body.
Because both of them were the successors of Jenny Sparks and identical twins, when one died, the other would have become the sole spirit of the 21st century. Since Fractal's consciousness was not captured at the time of her death, Jenny's was able to transfer to her body.
In ''Authority: Revolution'' #7, Quantum forced herself to age several years into her teens so that she could better fight the threat of Henry Bendix and his evil group. While fighting Bendix, Jenny was able to free the current Doctor, Habib Ben Hassan, and enlist him in the fight against Bendix.

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