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* [[Lucifer (Lucifer)|Lucifer]] claims that [[Babylon (Lucifer)|Babylon]], a [[Type 103|103-form]] timeship, was originally named "Compassion". This was also the name of [[Compassion|the mother of all 103-forms]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The Book of the War]]'', etc.)
* [[Lucifer (Lucifer)|Lucifer]] claims that [[Babylon (Lucifer)|Babylon]], a [[Type 103|103-form]] timeship, was originally named "Compassion". This was also the name of [[Compassion|the mother of all 103-forms]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The Book of the War]]'', etc.)
* In the [[Eleven-Day Empire]], Lucifer visits [[Signet (The Confession of Brother Signet)|Signet]]'s library. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Confession of Brother Signet (audio story)|The Confession of Brother Signet]]'')
* In the [[Eleven-Day Empire]], Lucifer visits [[Signet (The Confession of Brother Signet)|Signet]]'s library. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Confession of Brother Signet (audio story)|The Confession of Brother Signet]]'')
* Lucifer, played by Spencer in live-action, later appeared in the web short {{cs|Name That Cameo! (webcast)}}, a crossover with ''[[P.R.O.B.E. (series)|P.R.O.B.E.]]''.


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Lucifer was an audio play written by, and starring, Trevor Spencer, released by BBV Productions. It was the first release of a new series, Hellscape.

Publisher's summary

After training with Faction Paradox, Lucifer and his timeship Babylon are going out on their own for a bit, exploring the universe, and they want to check out Earth. When they get there, they land in a small upcoming community… called Eden.

Plot

to be written

Cast

Characters

Worldbuilding

Notes

  • The Venusian man is inspired to take on the name of Cousin Lucifer by the figure's prominence in human culture in general, but especially by "some show" featuring the character as a protagonist, commanding fear and respect from those around him and living a glamorous lifestyle. The implication is that this is the American TV series Lucifer, which starred Tom Ellis as a sympathetic version of the Devil. The story's author was a fan of the series.[1]
  • The cover was designed by Warren Lewis and features a Gustave Doré illustration from Paradise Lost.

Continuity

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Footnotes