This group formed the base of the Network Ten's Logie award-winning cult ensemble sketch comedy television show The Ronnie Johns Half Hour, in which Raskopoulos starred and for which she wrote.

The group came to attention after the release of their songs parodying the 2007 Australian federal election and received a Moosehead award at the 2008 Melbourne International Comedy Festival for their show The Axis of Awesome Comeback Spectacular.

[5] From 2009, the Axis of Awesome produced four albums and toured extensively in the United States, UK, Europe, Asia and Australia, with sold-out seasons at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

[citation needed] Prior to publicly coming out as a trans woman IN 2016, Raskopoulos wrote articles on transgender issues for Junkee under the pseudonym Nicola Fierce.

[8][better source needed] Raskopoulos was cast in the supporting role of Trax in the 2012 movie Underground: The Julian Assange Story[9] along with Rachel Griffiths, Anthony LaPaglia and Alex Williams.

Some news outlets characterised this as "hacking" the Logies, as Raskopoulos, who despite a high-profile international comedy career was relatively unknown in Australian acting circles.