Greyshirt: Indigo Sunset #4

Apr 2002 · DC · 3.50 USD; 5.75 CAD

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In "The Ballad of Franky and Johnny," Rick Veitch crafts a moody, character-driven tale set in a world where song and violence intertwine. As Johnny schemes to eliminate Spats Katz and betray Candi Lovelace, a mysterious phone call from Ella Bly—whose haunting ballad echoes through the streets—draws him into a final, unexpected confrontation. With Veitch handling every aspect of the interior art and inks, and Todd Klein’s lettering anchoring the mood, this 2002 issue delivers a gritty, emotionally charged story where loyalty is tested and fate sings in a minor key.

Contains 3 stories

Untitled Crime story

1 pp · Crime

Greyshirt

The Ballad of Franky and Johnny

13 pp · Crime

Franky LafayetteElla BlyJohnny ApolloCandice "Candi" LovelaceSpats KatzAndy SavannahCouncilman Plato PlutarchChucky Frisco

In "The Ballad of Franky and Johnny," a haunting melody by Songbird Ella Bly sets the tone for a tense, shifting game of betrayal and survival. Johnny, caught in a web of lies after conspiring with Candi Lovelace to kill Spats Katz, finds himself hunted when his own plans unravel. A mysterious phone call from Ella Bly — claiming Franky is with her — pulls Johnny into a final, unpredictable confrontation where loyalty and fate collide.

Recognition!

11 pp · Crime

GreyshirtBruno ImbroglioSabra DesadePolice Chief O'RiordhanPolice Officer Barney DrumElspeth Olesky

In "Recognition!", master thief Bruno Imbroglio and cat burglar Sabra Desade cross paths in a high-stakes heist targeting the legendary Star of Indigo—a gem said to wield the power of love. With tension simmering between them, the night becomes a test of skill, secrets, and something neither expected.