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|main character = | |main character = [[Cococyte]] | ||
|featuring = | |featuring = | ||
|enemy = | |enemy = [[Helvetius]] | ||
|setting = | |setting = {{il|[[Mars]]|[[Boulevard of Alternate Brutalities]]}} | ||
|writer = [[Robert Shepherd]] | |writer = [[Robert Shepherd]] | ||
|anthology = ''[[The Boulevard: Volume One]]'' | |anthology = ''[[The Boulevard: Volume One]]'' | ||
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== Characters == | == Characters == | ||
*Godfather | *[[Cococyte|Godfather Cococyte]] | ||
*Professor Helvetius/Godfather Avenir | *[[Helvetius|Professor Helvetius/Godfather Avenir]] | ||
*Zyln | *[[Zyln]] | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
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== Story notes == | |||
== | * [[Godparent (rank)|Godfather]] [[Cococyte]] is all but implied to have been [[Doctor Omega]] of [[Doctor Omega (series)|''Doctor Omega'' fame]]: he's established as French, elderly by the 1910s, remembers the events of the original ''Doctor Omega'' novel, and his old surname is said to have both {{w|Ohm|n=meant "resistance"}} and signified "an ending". | ||
*Avenir is French for "future". The character says he is looking to the future by taking the name, though it also implicitly clashes with the surname of his rival. | * Avenir is French for "future". The character says he is looking to the future by taking the name, though it also implicitly clashes with the surname of his rival. | ||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
Revision as of 13:57, 3 July 2022
Marticide was the fourth story in The Boulevard: Volume One.
Summary
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Characters
References
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Story notes
- Godfather Cococyte is all but implied to have been Doctor Omega of Doctor Omega fame: he's established as French, elderly by the 1910s, remembers the events of the original Doctor Omega novel, and his old surname is said to have both Ohm and signified "an ending".
- Avenir is French for "future". The character says he is looking to the future by taking the name, though it also implicitly clashes with the surname of his rival.
Continuity
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