Like Superpro, Dazzler is the mediocre product of a corporate think-tank. Casablanca Records and Marvel comics teamed up with a nonsense concept: a superhero comic engineered to tie in with the emergence of a new real world pop sensation, with a film to follow. This disco-age superheroine didn't appear in time however to cash in on the crossovers, since disco's popularity faded between concept in the mid-70s to product in the early 80s. By the time her magazine hit the stands, they'd been burning Village People records in Cincinnatti for months. The comic didn't do so well either. "Real life" storylines about the struggles of a small-time musician and part-time model underwhelmed audiences, and Dazzler pretty much disappeared until a recent retcon as a punk rocker, then later, as a trance/techno performer. Her power, by the way? She can turn sound into light, making her basically a living disco ball. With cleavage.