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Latest revision as of 04:32, 26 September 2017

Funny animal comic book parody of real band The Rolling Stones. To maintain continuity, Marvel sticks things into different alternate universes. The Earth populated entirely by cartoon animals is called Earth-8311, and is filled with wonderfully mediocre animal puns like this one, and Mick Jaguar.

The Rolling Storks are just mentioned in passing Peter Porker, The Spectacular Spider-Ham, #14 (March 1987). Peter Porker is assigned to take pictures of an Ozzy Ostrich concert and hates it; nostalgic for the days of "good" music by bands like this one and The Marmosets and the Papillons.


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