Art Ops Vol. 2: Popism

When rogue figures from famous works of art come to life and escape their frames, it's up to Reggie Riot and the agents of Art Ops to track them down before they wreak havoc on the unsuspecting public. But Reggie has secrets of his own that may affect his ability to interact with living works of art--and he wants no part in the agency his mother ran before him. This surreal, pop-art-styled new series is illustrated by Eisner Award-winning artist Michael Allred (MADMAN ADVENTURES, IZOMBIE) and rising-star writer Shaun Simon (THE FABULOUS KILLJOYS). The continuation of the "Modern Love" storyline takes the Art Ops team to a fashion show in 1980s New York City that's more than your average catwalk--and they'll go halfway around the world to uncover the truth behind a mysterious poly-blend garment. Plus, Danny Doll's first successful human art experiment astounds the team, leading up to a fateful decision by his wife, Gina.

Shaun Simon is a musician and comics writer. With Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance, he wrote the Dark Horse Comics series THE TRUE LIVES OF THE FABULOUS KILLJOYS. He also wrote a short story in the VERTIGO: CYAN anthology. ART OPS is his first series. Michael "Doc" Allred grew up in the '60s and '70s and was surrounded by the best in pop culture and a steady diet of music, movies and comic books. Allred first tasted success in comics with his wildly popular MADMAN series, which is being developed as a live-action film with filmmaker Robert Rodriguez. His earlier work from GRAFIK MUZIK was turned into the cult hit movie G-Men from Hell, directed by Christopher Coppola (featuring Robert Goulet as the Devil). Other work includes RED ROCKET 7, his history of rock and roll told in the context of a sci-fi adventure story, the MADMAN spin-off THE ATOMICS, and his magnum opus, THE GOLDEN PLATES, in which he illustrates the entire Book of Mormon. He is the co-creator of the Vertigo series iZombie, a TV series on the CW.