Liberator is a fun mix of politics and hero in comic form. Something we don't see enough of sadly. It wears its politics on its sleeve proudly and is all the better for it. No matter your thoughts on the subject the comic will entertain and hopefully make you think too. Read Full Review

I would definitely recommend it as something out of the box and another example of how versatile, mature and relevant comics as a medium can be if given a chance. Read Full Review

LIBERATOR is vigilante escapism grounded in reality. Animal lovers and socially-conscious readers will be disturbed by the things our heroes are fighting against, but find a payoff in Damon's around-the-law actions. I'm expecting things to get worse (in terms of abuses that we'll see a need to solve) and then better (in terms of action and explosive power). I'll be picking up Issue #2 for more animal-saving and evil-destroying, and I'll also be hugging every puppy I see. Read Full Review

Liberator #1 is a comic with a strong voice filled with passion. The creative team has a lot of interesting directions they can take the story going forward, and the issue kicks off the series very well. This is definitely worth picking up, I'd bet solid money you'll be back for issue #2. Read Full Review

That being said, Liberator #1 is still a solid debut effort from Matt Miner and company. All the necessary elements have been set into place for a truly unique book unlike anything else that youll find at your local comic book shop. Read Full Review

“Liberator” is, above all, a polemical comic, and as such it serves its purpose well. It's redeemed more by its message than by the actual nuts and bolts of its storytelling, and those coming to this comic expecting nuance or introspection will likely be disappointed. This said, the grittiness and high stakes of the story are sure to win this series its fair share of fans. And you can feel good about giving this title a try: 30% of profits go toward animal rescue efforts. Read Full Review

“Liberator” # 1 has something for everyone. I usher you to check it out. Not only because doing so will help a great cause, but also because doing so will help Miner tell more stories of this nature. Read Full Review

I don’t think I’ve ever read a comic like this before. It was interesting and definitely worth a read. I hate to say something as cliché as it’s not for everyone, but it’s really true. The fact is that most comic book buyers are going to skip right over this, but maybe a few will check it out. Maybe they’ll be moved by the message and look at what they can do in their community and at the end of the day that makes this a pretty important issue. Read Full Review

Javier Sanchez Aranda's art has its moments " particularly the opening sequence, when Damon breaks up a dog-fighting ring, liberating the abused canines and blowing the facility sky high " but they're unfortunately overshadowed by Miner's preachy prose (embodied by a poorly situated manifesto that ruins the story's overall flow). Some sections would have been better served by silence, but Damon's grating narration makes it difficult to sit back and enjoy the visuals. Read Full Review