in the music video for "Icy", a 2019 song by South Korean girl group Itzy. The Bradbury has frequently appeared in popular literature. In the "Nathan Heller" series of detective novels by Max Allan Collins, Heller's A-1 Detective Agency's Los Angeles offices are housed in the Bradbury, as shown in the novel Angel in Black. In the Star Trek novel The Case of the Colonist's Corpse: A Sam Cogley Mystery, the protagonist works from the Bradbury Building four hundred years in the future. Other appearances occur in The Man With The Golden Torc by Simon R. Green, Angels Flight The Black Box, and "The Drop," by Michael Connelly, and the science-fiction multiple novel series The World of Tiers by Philip Jose Farmer. DC Comics and Marvel Comics—the latter of which has offices in the real Bradbury Building—both published comic book series based on characters that work in the historic landmark. The building serves as the headquarters for the Marvel Comics team The Order, and in the DC Universe, the Human Target runs his private investigation agency from the building. The building was used for the music video for "Say Something", a song released on January 25, 2018 by Justin Timberlake featuring Chris Stapleton. The Bradbury Building was featured in "On Location", episode 172 of the podcast 99% Invisible. The building interior was shown in the title sequence for the TV series The Ray Bradbury Theater'', which aired from 1985 to 1992. See also National Register of Historic Places listings in Los Angeles References External links Public Art in L.A. – Bradbury Building, A History Los Angeles Conservancy BRmovie.com Blade Runner Film Locations University of Southern California's L.A. Walking Tour Inside the Bradbury Building webinar Office buildings in Los Angeles Buildings and structures in Downtown Los Angeles Commercial buildings completed in 1893 Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monuments Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Los Angeles National Historic Landmarks in California Office buildings completed in 1893 1893 establishments in California 19th century in Los Angeles Historic American Buildings Survey in California Sumner Hunt buildings Italian Renaissance Revival architecture in the United States Renaissance Revival architecture in California Romanesque Revival architecture in California Chicago school architecture in California Broadway (Los Angeles) 3rd Street (Los Angeles) Human Target