The Panopticon/John Bromley (Inferno) question

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I was going to start an article about the version of Bromley from the parallel universe in "Inferno" but the name of the page for the normal Bromley is "John Bromley (Inferno)" so as to distinguish him from a real life writer of the same name. Since "character name (Inferno)" is the format for parallel universe characters from that universe, I'm at a loss as to what to call the page while keeping it relatively consistent with others of the same general subject matter. Any suggestions?

I feel that it's worth pointing out that "David Mitchell" refers to the character from "Image of the Fendahl" while "David Mitchell (actor)" refers to the Mitchell and Webb star. The same is true of "Brian Cox" (the physicist, who appeared in the series as a character) and "Brian Cox (actor)". To keep the naming styles consist, should "John Bromley" be changed to "John Bromley (writer)" and "John Bromley (Inferno)" to "John Bromley"?

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