Art Ops #7 – Modern Love (Part Two)
Publisher: Vertigo (an imprint of DC Comics)
Genre: Supernatural, Fantasy, Mystery, Adventure
Short Description:
In Art Ops #7, the eccentric team dives into the bizarre world of 1980s New York fashion to unravel the secrets behind a mysterious garment. Blending supernatural intrigue with artistic rebellion, this issue features a guest appearance by artist Eduardo Risso and marks a turning point in Danny Doll's controversial human art experiments. Published by Vertigo, it's a must-read for fans of surreal adventures and imaginative storytelling.
The Story
Part two of “Modern Love” thrusts the Art Ops team into the heart of 1980s New York City’s underground fashion scene—where the runway becomes a surreal battleground of high-concept couture and magical realism. What begins as a simple investigation quickly escalates when the team tracks a mysterious poly-blend garment with strange, reality-bending powers. As they chase clues halfway across the globe, art, identity, and fashion clash in unexpected ways.
Meanwhile, Danny Doll, the team's enigmatic figure, unveils his first successful human art experiment—an event that leaves the entire team awestruck and triggers emotional upheaval. His wife, Gina, is faced with a life-altering decision that could change everything.
Main Characters
- Reggie Riot – The rebellious and bold leader of the Art Ops team.
- Danny Doll – A former pop icon turned surrealist innovator whose ideas push artistic boundaries.
- Gina – Danny’s wife, grappling with the consequences of his experimental pursuits.
- Corinne – A key member of the team known for her sharp intellect and emotional insight.
Creative Team
- Writer: Shaun Simon
- Guest Artist: Eduardo Risso (100 Bullets)
- Colorist: Michael Allred (Series Regular, with a unique visual flair)
- Editor: Jamie S. Rich
- Letterer: Todd Klein
- Cover Artist: Michael Allred
Publisher's Brand
Vertigo, an imprint of DC Comics, known for publishing bold, genre-defying titles that blend art, philosophy, and social commentary. Art Ops continues this legacy, offering a thrilling, metaphysical exploration of the idea that art can live, breathe—and even rebel.
Why You Should Read This Issue
If you enjoy surrealism, pop culture deconstruction, and stories that question the nature of art and reality, Art Ops #7 is a bold and stylish ride. With Eduardo Risso’s striking art and Shaun Simon’s imaginative writing, this issue perfectly blends mystery, nostalgia, and emotional tension
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