X-men brotherhood Dazzler was originally a project commissioned by Casablanca Records in mid end of 1970, which is a cross-promotion, a kiss, which had two successful comic tie-in super special at the end of 1977. Develop a Marvel Comic hero singing while Casablanca would be a singer. The two companies are working with Filmworks and produce a tie in the movies, Marvel Comics editor-in-chief Jim Shooter wrote a treatment for the project.
The character was originally conceived as "Disco Queen" with the power to tell the truth. At first, nobody wanted anything to do with the project [citation needed]. Marvel Comics have appointed former Archie Comics writer Tom off and has developed several changes in character, i.e., suggesting a light-based skills [citation needed]. Roger Stern is the name of the character, Dazzler, and John Romita Jr. provided pencils. X-men brotherhood
Artist John Romita Jr. was originally designed to resemble the model, actor and singer Grace Jones as seen in the first representation. X-men brotherhoodHowever, representatives of Filmworks - who want to promote the model and actor Bo Derek - insisted on design changes to reflect the role of Derek.
To promote Dazzler, Casablanca wanted to cross multiple titles of Marvel Comics: X-men brotherhood, The Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, and in particular [citation needed], which debuted in Dazzler The mysterious X-men brotherhood because he was a mutant character . However, Casablanca has continued to seek to change the conceptual nature of the appearance and personality, what more cancellation of the project. Finally, Casablanca Dazzler record copy of the project altogether because of financial concerns. Marvel Comics, left with a new character very well known, has decided to launch the project as a monthly series. X-men brotherhood