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* [[Non Sequitur Scene]]: In the context of her first appearance, in [[The Dark Phoenix Saga]], she was very much this. However, she proved to be successful in the long run, though it wasn't until well after the story arc had wrapped up. |
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* [[My Real Daddy]]: Pre-[[Concrete]], Paul Chadwick worked on the last few issues of Dazzler's solo book. His work on the character is well-regarded, and may have helped the character survive beyond the disco era. |
* [[My Real Daddy]]: Pre-[[Concrete]], Paul Chadwick worked on the last few issues of Dazzler's solo book. His work on the character is well-regarded, and may have helped the character survive beyond the disco era. |
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** As with most female [[X-Men]], [[Chris Claremont]]'s contribution to her development as an [[Action Girl]] while she was on the team helped as well. |
** As with most female [[X-Men]], [[Chris Claremont]]'s contribution to her development as an [[Action Girl]] while she was on the team helped as well. |
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Latest revision as of 04:43, 7 August 2017
- Non Sequitur Scene: In the context of her first appearance, in The Dark Phoenix Saga, she was very much this. However, she proved to be successful in the long run, though it wasn't until well after the story arc had wrapped up.
- My Real Daddy: Pre-Concrete, Paul Chadwick worked on the last few issues of Dazzler's solo book. His work on the character is well-regarded, and may have helped the character survive beyond the disco era.
- As with most female X-Men, Chris Claremont's contribution to her development as an Action Girl while she was on the team helped as well.