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* Played with in ''Comicbook/AstroCity'' with Sticks, a talking gorilla from a militaristic gorilla society who left his home to pursue a career as a rock drummer. Due to his superior strength and agility, both heroes and villains from Astro City wanted to recruit him, making his efforts to simply be a musician difficult. Ultimately he became a hero, working alongside some of Astro City's more recognized heroes until he announced to the press that he was auditioning other music-themed heroes to start their own super-team/rock band. As of the end of his introduction the new team was voting on a new name. Sticks was partial to "Powerchord."
** ''Comicbook/AstroCity'' has had a number of heroes and heroines, dating from its foundation as Romeyn Falls, who carried a strong musical influence, usually with powers associated with the popular music of the times. Among the more prominent were Silverstring (a demon slaying troubadour from the 1870s), Mister Cakewalk (a Ragtime-inspired vigilante from the 1900s), Jazzbaby (a jazz-themed heroine from the '20s), Zoot Suit ('40s big band), the Bouncing Beatnik ('50s hep cat), Halcyon Hippie ('60s psychedelic rock), then finally Glamorax (David Bowie-inspired glam rock of the '70s).
** ''Comicbook/AstroCity'' has had a number of heroes and heroines, dating from its foundation as Romeyn Falls, who carried a strong musical influence, usually with powers associated with the popular music of the times. Among the more prominent were Silverstring (a demon slaying troubadour from the 1870s), Mister Cakewalk (a Ragtime-inspired vigilante from the 1900s), Jazzbaby (a jazz-themed heroine from the '20s), Zoot Suit ('40s big band), the Bouncing Beatnik ('50s hep cat), Halcyon Hippie ('60s psychedelic rock), then finally Glamorax (David Bowie-inspired glam rock of the '70s).
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* ''ComicBook/AstroCity'' has had a number of heroes and heroines, dating from its foundation as Romeyn Falls, with powers associated with various forms of music.
** Silverstring was a demon-slaying troubadour from the 1870s who [[WalkingTheEarth traveled from place to place and realm to realm]], learning music and fighting evil along the way.
** The AnthropomorphicPersonification of counterculture music is a [[TheNthDoctor recurring superhero]] in the series. Its manifestations have been Mister Cakewalk (a Ragtime-inspired vigilante from the 1900s), Jazzbaby (a jazz-themed heroine from the 1920s), Zoot Suit ('40s big band), the Bouncing Beatnik (hep cat from TheFifties), the Halcyon Hippie (psychedelic rock of TheSixties), then finally Glamorax (a Music/DavidBowie-inspired glam rocker of TheSeventies). Going beyond conventional crimefighting, they are also the ArchEnemy of the Oubor, an EldritchAbomination from outside of reality.
** Played with in''Comicbook/AstroCity'' with Sticks, a talking gorilla from a militaristic gorilla society who left his home to pursue a career as a rock drummer. Due to his superior strength and agility, he was targeted for recruitment by both heroes and villains from Astro City wanted villains, which made it difficult to recruit him, making fulfill his efforts to simply be a musician difficult. Ultimately he became a hero, working alongside some of Astro City's more recognized heroes until he announced to the press that he goal. His solution was auditioning other music-themed heroes to start their own super-team/rock band. As [[spoiler:assemble a band of the end of his introduction the new team was voting on a new name. Sticks was partial to "Powerchord."
** ''Comicbook/AstroCity'' has had a number of heroes and heroines, dating from its foundation as Romeyn Falls, who carried a strong musical influence, usually with powers associated with the popular music of the times. Among the more prominent were Silverstring (a demon slaying troubadour from the 1870s), Mister Cakewalk (a Ragtime-inspired vigilante from the 1900s), Jazzbaby (a jazz-themed heroine from the '20s), Zoot Suit ('40s big band), the Bouncing Beatnik ('50s hep cat), Halcyon Hippie ('60s psychedelic rock), then finally Glamorax (David Bowie-inspired glam rock of the '70s).
superpowered beings called "Powerchord"]].
** Silverstring was a demon-slaying troubadour from the 1870s who [[WalkingTheEarth traveled from place to place and realm to realm]], learning music and fighting evil along the way.
** The AnthropomorphicPersonification of counterculture music is a [[TheNthDoctor recurring superhero]] in the series. Its manifestations have been Mister Cakewalk (a Ragtime-inspired vigilante from the 1900s), Jazzbaby (a jazz-themed heroine from the 1920s), Zoot Suit ('40s big band), the Bouncing Beatnik (hep cat from TheFifties), the Halcyon Hippie (psychedelic rock of TheSixties), then finally Glamorax (a Music/DavidBowie-inspired glam rocker of TheSeventies). Going beyond conventional crimefighting, they are also the ArchEnemy of the Oubor, an EldritchAbomination from outside of reality.
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** ''Comicbook/AstroCity'' has had a number of heroes and heroines, dating from its foundation as Romeyn Falls, who carried a strong musical influence, usually with powers associated with the popular music of the times. Among the more prominent were Silverstring (a demon slaying troubadour from the 1870s), Mister Cakewalk (a Ragtime-inspired vigilante from the 1900s), Jazzbaby (a jazz-themed heroine from the '20s), Zoot Suit ('40s big band), the Bouncing Beatnik ('50s hep cat), Halcyon Hippie ('60s psychedelic rock), then finally Glamorax (David Bowie-inspired glam rock of the '70s).
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* The infamously deplored weekly series ''ComicBook/CountdownToFinalCrisis'' had one good thing: when the Pied Piper (a Flash ally) uses this to drive away Brother Eye/OMAC and destroy Apokolips. Not just the power of any old rock, either. Behold, the power of Music/{{QUEEN|Band}}!!
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* The infamously deplored weekly series ''ComicBook/CountdownToFinalCrisis'' had one good thing: when the Pied Piper (a Flash ally) uses this to drive away Brother Eye/OMAC and destroy Apokolips. Not just the power of any old rock, either. Behold, the power of Music/{{QUEEN|Band}}!!Music/{{Q|ueenBand}}UEEN!!
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* The infamously deplored weekly series ''ComicBook/CountdownToFinalCrisis'' had one good thing: when the Pied Piper (a Flash ally) uses this to drive away Brother Eye/OMAC and destroy Apokolips. Not just the power of any old rock, either. Behold, the power of QUEEN!!
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* The infamously deplored weekly series ''ComicBook/CountdownToFinalCrisis'' had one good thing: when the Pied Piper (a Flash ally) uses this to drive away Brother Eye/OMAC and destroy Apokolips. Not just the power of any old rock, either. Behold, the power of QUEEN!!Music/{{QUEEN|Band}}!!
