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Mohawked post-punk band of the fictional "musical-cultural movement known as Bizarro," from "The Phantom Planet!" story in DC Comics miniseries The Phantom Zone #4 (April 1982). The club they're playing gets burned down by a couple of escaped nihilistic, pyrokinetic Phantom Zone criminals. It's unclear if the band survived.
