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| − | Evil rock duo who use subliminal messages to control the minds of their youth audience. This is actually really impressive since they do it during a live concert, instead of on a record, as is tradition. Weirdly, they do it by singing a song written by someone else, [[Bo Bylan]]. They send their audience to attack a "peace ministers' meeting." | + | Evil rock duo who use subliminal messages in their music to control the minds of their youth audience. This is actually really impressive since they do it during a live concert, instead of on a record, as is tradition. Weirdly, they do it by singing a song written by someone else, [[Bo Bylan]]. They send their audience to attack a "peace ministers' meeting." |
From Dell Comics' short-lived series, [https://www.comics.org/issue/21079/ ''Superheroes'' #4] (May 1967). | From Dell Comics' short-lived series, [https://www.comics.org/issue/21079/ ''Superheroes'' #4] (May 1967). | ||
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Evil rock duo who use subliminal messages in their music to control the minds of their youth audience. This is actually really impressive since they do it during a live concert, instead of on a record, as is tradition. Weirdly, they do it by singing a song written by someone else, Bo Bylan. They send their audience to attack a "peace ministers' meeting."
From Dell Comics' short-lived series, Superheroes #4 (May 1967).
