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| − | [[Image:Profound_Anger_Hi_n_Lois.png|right|thumb|May 2006 article from Vice magazine]]Teenager Chip's hardcore band from ''Hi and Lois'' (comic strip by Brian & Greg Walker). Not sure when it first appeared, but here's a definite [http://hiandlois.com/comics/march-22-1998/ March 22, 1998 | + | [[Image:Profound_Anger_Hi_n_Lois.png|right|thumb|May 2006 article from Vice magazine]]Teenager Chip's hardcore band from ''Hi and Lois'' (comic strip by Brian & Greg Walker). Not sure when it first appeared, but here's a definite [http://hiandlois.com/comics/march-22-1998/ appearance on March 22, 1998]. |
Apparently the band was based and named after a real band that Brian Walker's son Andrew was in (see image). | Apparently the band was based and named after a real band that Brian Walker's son Andrew was in (see image). | ||
The band may have gone through other names as it evolved, including ''Noy-Z'' and ''Deaf Zeppelin''. | The band may have gone through other names as it evolved, including ''Noy-Z'' and ''Deaf Zeppelin''. | ||
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| + | In the [https://comicskingdom.com/hi-and-lois/2024-08-24 August 24, 2024, strip], the band’s bass drum reads “OC/DC,” so they either changed their name, the artist forgot that the band had a different name, or they were going for a vague OCD joke that’s [[OCD/C|been done before]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:33, 24 August 2024
Teenager Chip's hardcore band from Hi and Lois (comic strip by Brian & Greg Walker). Not sure when it first appeared, but here's a definite appearance on March 22, 1998.
Apparently the band was based and named after a real band that Brian Walker's son Andrew was in (see image).
The band may have gone through other names as it evolved, including Noy-Z and Deaf Zeppelin.
In the August 24, 2024, strip, the band’s bass drum reads “OC/DC,” so they either changed their name, the artist forgot that the band had a different name, or they were going for a vague OCD joke that’s been done before.
