Michigan J. Frog is a minor character who debuted in the "One Froggy Evening" short in 1955, and had the most prominence as the mascot of The WB Network and its programming block Kid's WB! The frog is capable of dancing vaudeville-style and singing classic songs from the 1890s in a baritone voice. But if someone attempts to showcase its talent to anyone else , the frog is incapable of performing it. Ed Sullivan influenced the character, as told by Chuck Jones.

The character will appear a few times throughout the issue but I'm also planning for him to sing something for the credits either in issue 3 or issue 4. 

I'm looking for a baritone singer who has a Broadway and Vaudeville charm to their voice. If you can pull that off, then you don’t need to sound exactly like the character. 

VOICE EXAMPLES: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ge0HEYTsX_A

SONG LYRICS FOR AUDITION: 

Everybody do the Michigan Rag

Everybody likes the Michigan Rag

Every Mame and Jane and Ruth

From Weehawken to Duluth

Slide, ride, glide the Michigan

Stomp, romp, pomp the Michigan

Jump, hump, pump the Michigan Rag

That lovin’ rag!!