It’s not every day somebody sues Nirvana, but that’s exactly what happened on April 28. That’s the day when, as Blabbermouth points out, Jocelyn Susan Bundy sued Nirvana LLC, Silva Artist Management LLC, Live Nation Merchandise LLC, and its Merch Traffic LLC unit. The suit alleges that since 1997, Nirvana has been using an image by Bundy’s grandfather — C.W. Scott-Giles, a prominent 20th century British writer specializing in heraldry — without permission on shirts, mugs, records, and other merch sold at major retailers like Walmart, H&M, and Hot Topic.