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| − | Wimpy, government-approved "rock" | + | [[Image:Righteous_Rockers_Sonic_Disruptors.jpg|500px|thumb|right|Nice hair.]]Wimpy, government-approved, religious "rock" trio from the DC comic book mini-series ''Sonic Disruptors'', issue #4 (March 1988). |
| − | + | They perform regularly on the Rev. Phelps ''Hour of Power'' television show. A character compares them unfavorably to real band Air Supply. | |
| + | They are all killed when their government space mission to drown out an orbiting pirate radio station fails spectacularly. | ||
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| + | Written by Mike Baron, drawn by Barry Crain and John Nyberg. | ||
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| + | [[Category:1988|Righteous Rockers]] | ||
[[Category:Sonic Disruptors|Righteous Rockers]] | [[Category:Sonic Disruptors|Righteous Rockers]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Christian rock|Righteous Rockers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:50, 12 February 2019
Wimpy, government-approved, religious "rock" trio from the DC comic book mini-series Sonic Disruptors, issue #4 (March 1988).
They perform regularly on the Rev. Phelps Hour of Power television show. A character compares them unfavorably to real band Air Supply.
They are all killed when their government space mission to drown out an orbiting pirate radio station fails spectacularly.
Written by Mike Baron, drawn by Barry Crain and John Nyberg.
