Description:

This collectible telephone card features a vibrant cartoon-style illustration of Debit-Card Woman, a superhero character with long dark hair flowing behind her, dressed in a blue top with stylized shoulder decorations, pink shorts, and bright yellow boots. She is flying through an urban nighttime setting, holding a classic black rotary telephone in her right hand, with the phone cord trailing behind her. The background showcases buildings outlined in dark blue and light yellow tones, with subtle reflections and shadows emphasizing the street scene.

The text elements on the card are prominently displayed. At the top left, a black circle with white text reads "BCC 7 UNITS." Across the top area, bold yellow and red lettering spells out "BRILLIANT UNIVERSE," with "UNIVERSE" partially overlapped by the main title in stylized font. Just below, in smaller yellow text, it says "PRESENTING DEBIT-CARD WOMAN!" The bottom portion of the card includes the phrase "COMPLIMENTARY TELEPHONE CARD" in striking red capital letters.

This phone card dates from 1993 and is associated with the AmeriVox show in Washington, DC, as indicated by provided keywords linking it to the 1993 APCC Eastern Conference and Expo. The overall design uses bright, contrasting colors and superhero comic aesthetics typical of collectible phone cards from this period.

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