Dart #1

Feb 1996 · Image · 2.50 USD; 3.50 CAD

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Dart #1 (1996) introduces a sharp, stylish vigilante whose real-life presence catches the eye of Galb Toys’ president, Gregory Brockman, who sees a chance to turn her into a new action figure—whether she likes it or not. Written by Bruce Love and Julie Dietrich, with bold artwork by Josef Szekeres and dynamic colors by In Color and Szekeres, the issue sets up a tense, modern clash between identity, fame, and corporate ambition in Detroit. The cover, also by Szekeres, captures the character’s intensity with striking precision.

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writer Bruce Love · writer Julie Dietrich · artist, inker, colorist Josef Szekeres · colorist In Color · letterer Chris Eliopoulos · cover Josef Szekeres

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Cast · 3 characters

Alan Williamson Dart Kill-Cat

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writer Bruce Love

writer Julie Dietrich

artist, inker, colorist Josef Szekeres

colorist In Color

letterer Chris Eliopoulos

cover pencils, inks Josef Szekeres

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Galb Toys needs a new action figure to spice up their toy line and when the vigalante Dart shows up on the streets of Detroit, Galb Toys president, Gregory Brockman, wants to use her likeness, with or without her permission.

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