DISCO DIED, BUT WILL OUR HERO? CALLING ALL JUSTSTARZ (and anyone interested...)!!!

The art of "Dandy Warlock", an abstract painter with a retro futuristic bent to their work, was not necessarily easy to explain to those unfamiliar. The waves of motions of the brush struck the paper like a musical making the prefect tune during a jam session, a supposed improvisation by a master of an art form. Colors burst out to the viewer as space ships raced in the sky or man walked through universes, at least as depicted in the artistry on display. No one knew who the "Dandy Warlock" was in real life, but their work had gained world wide appreciation and had made it's impact on history. Maybe that's why Marvelouserity, a man out of time itself, hadn't heard of such a painter.

A European warehouse stood vacant in it's city, appearing recently painted but also as if it had been untouched for decades. Cobwebs were meet with fresh coats of paint that showed 70's inspired robots in outdated clothing shimming to unheard music, murals of an artist who did not appear to be at the building anymore. It wasn't a well-known establishment, and it wasn't apart of any tour or advertised art venue.

The strangest aspect of the place, however, was the disco ball that stayed in the absolute center of the building. It stayed in place, no light reflecting of it, instead covered in dirt that hid a massive crack on it's side.

In front of the object was a poorly crafted handmade belt buckle in the shape of a star, lighting up and making a strange beep, as if it was calling out for help.