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After a one-page advertising insert that appeared in Americomics #3, Dragonfly made her first appearance in issue #4. She was spun off into her own eponymous title that ran for eight issues (1985-1987). Though published by AC Comics, the series was both owned and funded by creator Rik Levins. According to AC president Bill Black, the Dragonfly contract stipulated that 70% of profits would go to Levins and 30% to AC Comics, but in practice the title consistently broke even. After Dragonfly became a member of the Femforce, she appeared semi-regularly in that magazine's run.

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  • Dragonfly (AC Comics)
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  • After a one-page advertising insert that appeared in Americomics #3, Dragonfly made her first appearance in issue #4. She was spun off into her own eponymous title that ran for eight issues (1985-1987). Though published by AC Comics, the series was both owned and funded by creator Rik Levins. According to AC president Bill Black, the Dragonfly contract stipulated that 70% of profits would go to Levins and 30% to AC Comics, but in practice the title consistently broke even. After Dragonfly became a member of the Femforce, she appeared semi-regularly in that magazine's run.
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  • Dragonfly, on the cover of Americomics #4. Art by Jerry Ordway
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  • Dragonfly
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  • Americomics #4
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  • Nancy Arazello
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  • After a one-page advertising insert that appeared in Americomics #3, Dragonfly made her first appearance in issue #4. She was spun off into her own eponymous title that ran for eight issues (1985-1987). Though published by AC Comics, the series was both owned and funded by creator Rik Levins. According to AC president Bill Black, the Dragonfly contract stipulated that 70% of profits would go to Levins and 30% to AC Comics, but in practice the title consistently broke even. After Dragonfly became a member of the Femforce, she appeared semi-regularly in that magazine's run.
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