 Instead, Dell Comics focused on a personalized campaign relying on Meyer's 'good comics' slogan.Dell Publishing was sold to Doubleday & Co in 1976.After the sale, Meyer worked as a consultant for Doubleday until 1982, and then worked as a literary agent at Foreign Rights Inc. James Clavell was one of her most prominent clients, and in 1986 Meyer obtained a $5 million advance for Clavell.