Musical Monday: Emma Frost Sings Blink-182

From Cully Hamner: Emma Frost is living proof that "some girls try too hard," as Blink-182 stated in "The Party Song."

Musical Monday: Weapon Brown Sings The Coasters

Jason Yungbluth's Weapon Brown ponders The Coasters' tribute to his namesake...

A Musical Monday Bonus: Requests/Suggestions

Dragon*Con is coming up soon, and while I'm not totally sure whether I'll be able to make it, I do have some "musical sketchbook" ideas in mind for some of the artists who'll be attending. (There is also the question of how much I'll be able to afford, and whether the artists will have time to do sketches...but I'm keeping my fingers crossed.)

The guest I most want a sketch from is Steve Dillon...but while I'm sure most people will be asking him for Punisher sketches, I'd love to get a drawing of one of his earliest creations: Mysta Mystralis, Laser Eraser. And the lyric to accompany the character: "Gunpowder, gelatine, dynamite with a laser beam," from Queen's Killer Queen.

(Mind you, I would someday like to get a Punisher sketch in this book, just so I can have Frank Castle saying "I hate people when they're not polite.")

I also want to get a Karl Kesel sketch of Jimmy Olsen, with the warning "Be careful, his bowtie is really a camera."

And if possible, I'd like getting Jim Starlin to do a drawing of the In-Betweener, captioned with the line from "Accentuate the Positive": "Don't mess with Mr. In-Between!" (Alternately, Ian Dury's "Inbetweenies" could also work...)

And now, I'd like to open the floor for suggestions for other "musical sketches." Not necessarily specific to the artists attending DragonCon (since I doubt I'd be able to afford that many sketches), but just ideas of other comic characters and song lyrics that could go with them. Does anybody have any "musical sketch" ideas of their own?

Musical Monday: Power Girl Sings Anna NicoleMiner's Daughter

Here's a real obscurity: An Adam Hughes Power Girl sketch inspired by "I'm Wearing an Orange Tank Top," a tune by Atlanta band Anna NicoleMiner's Daughter.
The lyrics describe the "my eyes are up here" frustration that Kara can certainly identify with:

You might have a chance with me
If you'd look me in the face.
Not bitter, just fed up with you,
Where'd I put my mace?

Rock out, Peej!

Musical Monday: Bat Boy Sings Bat Boy

Another sketch from Peter Bagge: The Weekly World News' legendary Bat Boy sings the opening number of "Bat Boy: The Musical."

Musical Monday: A Peter Bagge Lady Sings Mudhoney

Sorry I missed last week's post (crazy week at work, but I promised myself I'd never post about work). In any event, here's this week's musical offering: Peter Bagge illustrating Mudhoney's "Here Comes Sickness."