Crisis on Infinite Earths featured the appearance of Lucifer Morningstar in the third part of the crossover event. It seems like people will never get over the surprise cameo, especially with the character's seemingly unexplored past with Constantine. The audience got so curious that someone even pitched a series involving the two.
Taking to Twitter, Fatman Beyond co-host Marc Bernardin shared his idea of a Constantine/Lucifer show that will dive deeper into the characters' relationship. He said the show should surround the story of the two driving from LA to NYC, "leaving broken hearts and scorched earth in their wake." Bernardin even went ahead to name the show "Highway to Hell."
A series like this would be likely established especially since a brief scene from the Arrowverse crossover showed that Lucifer was trying to annoy Constantine by intentionally pronouncing his name wrong, which suggests that the two have had some history together.
Fans were ecstatic to see Lucifer co-showrunner Joe Henderson responded to the tweet, showing support for Bernardin's idea with a gif of Tom Ellis' character saying "Lucifer likes." Followed by another response, it seems like Henderson is in with the awesome idea.
While this doesn't actually confirm that a show will be developed around the two characters, it is evident that the fans are looking out for a Lucifer and Constantine miniseries ever since their short interaction in Crisis.
Crisis on Infinite Earths will continue on Tuesday, Jan. 14 with Arrow, followed by DC's Legends of Tomorrow.
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