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Furthermore, a very rare 1984 comic exists titled "American Honda presents DC Comics’ Supergirl" [citation:4]. While a corporate safety comic, it shows how widespread the Supergirl IP was in 1984; she was used to sell everything from movies to seatbelts, making her a lottery-like commodity for marketers. Every citizen of the Neo-Sovene Republic understood the
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Kara hovered over the sparking machinery. The DMA had sold a connection, but they had built a Trojan horse.
Kaela waited.