 In 1982, the company changed its name to Americomics before settling on AC Comics in 1984.The original plan behind the reintroduction as Americomics was to narrow the lineup to a single full-color anthology series, "Americomics", which the publisher could put out on a consistent basis, rather than the earlier model of several black-and-white titles published sporadically.The first issues of "Americomics" coincided with the independent comics boom, and the publisher responded to this unexpected success by expanding its lineup of titles to include several creator-owned series, such as "Dragonfly".