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== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
* {{w|August Derleth}} created the singular Lloigor. {{w|Colin Wilson}} created the plural Lloigor, a race of invisible energy beings that could manifest as [[dragon]]s and "sea-devils". In Wilson's story, they are associated with the names of obscure [[Great Old One]]s that [[H. P. Lovecraft]] named in stories he ghost-wrote. The protagonist of Wilson's story concludes that Derleth's Lloigor got its name from the race. | * {{w|August Derleth}} created the singular Lloigor. {{w|Colin Wilson}} created the plural Lloigor, a race of invisible energy beings that could manifest as [[dragon]]s and "sea-devils". In Wilson's story, they are associated with the names of obscure [[Great Old One]]s that [[H. P. Lovecraft]] named in stories he ghost-wrote. The protagonist of Wilson's story concludes that Derleth's Lloigor got its name from the race. | ||
* Both [[Grant Morrison]]'s | * Both [[Grant Morrison]]'s {{wi|Zenith (comics)|Zenith}} and [[Alan Moore]]'s {{wi|The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen}} use the term Lloigor to identify Great Old Ones created by Lovecraft or Derleth. | ||
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