Jackaby Stories

I think these characters were underused as villains so obviously I clung to them immediately

Jackaby one-shot stories!!!!! My first one-shot story, don't kill me if it is bad! THE COVER IS EXPLAINED IN THE FIRST ONE-SHOT!!!!!!!!!! I AM TAKING SUGGESTIONS!

Sometimes it's just easier to be thought of as mad rather than brilliant

Jackaby is seen annoying Marlowe while they deal with a missing corpse

The most self indulgent thing in the world, but Thistle Dunmesh but I've yoinked him and dropped him in the middle of Jackaby's house because I enjoy both of those serie...

Maybe I wrote this to have Jackaby roasting Lord Henry a little, maybe I did not. Only I know for sure and I never know anything for certain

In which a Seer is sat on and discusses spleens

There being a time where it was just Jenny and Jackaby living in the house lives in my mind rent free, much like Jackaby does in the house

Abigail is dealing with the strange discomforts of being alive and hopes that Jenny could offer an outsider's perspective without feeling rude about asking for it

Imagine thinking they could ever actually be allowed to stop and vibe? Sounds unrealistic. Necessary but unrealistic

There's always a time for tea and an exchange of words

I have no excuse for this beyond the comedic potential of these two interacting even in serious situations

In which Jackaby has friends and reflects on them :3

In which a mad detective and his employee have a most scorching case with more questions than answers So I recently got into the Jackaby series and immediately need to...

Sometimes I just want to put Jackaby in situations be doesn't belong because I think that's funny and I have several interests and so now I am making this everyone else'...

Jackaby and Abigail are on the case, so don't worry guys, it is so fine and normal

Abigail is feeling weird about things, luckily her friends are there to give her a pep talk :)

After everything that has happened, Jackaby deserved a nap at the very least

A fairy without honour reflects upon the beauty of destruction