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Latest revision as of 12:30, 4 May 2022
The "King of Devil-Rock" in "The Rock and Roll Conspiracy!" story of Marvel comic book The Defenders #96 (June 1981). A real satanist, he's preparing to give his followers' souls to demonic being Fashima, whoever she is.
His real name is Ozzie Palmer, and it turns out his pushy manager Felix P. Palmer is really his brother.
Lyrics: "Oh Fashima baby, you're the ghoul of my dreams. Send in the demons, honey, send 'em in now. I'll be your servant honey, that much I vow."
