Its quite the tightrope to cross. I am so very pleased to be able to say that, three issues in, this book is not merely walking across that rope, its jumping and dancing and making it look like the easiest thing in the world. And there is nothing more difficult than that. Read Full Review

So far Freedom Fighters has delivered exactly as promised. I'm already hopeful sales are strong enough to justify expanding this beyond its solicited 12-issue run as this story doesn't need to be rushed at all. The fun and resistance has just begun. Read Full Review

A slower issue in an interesting series. I'm certain the plot threads dropped here will pay off soon. Read Full Review

Freedom Fighters continues to be a kick-ass maxi-series. Read Full Review

Everything about this book feels dark and bleak, from the writing by Robert Venditti to the world the characters in habit to the art by Eddy Barrows and Eber Ferreira and the colors by Adriano Lucas. Read Full Review

A good issue that starts to delve into who the heroes are and where they came from in a Nazi run America. The Nazis get a lot of focus, helping to put into focus how disorganized and ready for failure they are. It's a setup issue for sure but has its moments. Read Full Review

This well paced series continues to introduce the Freedom Fighters and their world to the reader. While Sam doesn't make an appearance his presence is felt. It's an exciting thing to see a comic find the ideals of America and explore them without seeming preachy. This issue may not lean into that as much as last issue, but Berlin's “God Bless America” indicates that the Spirit of America is an important theme underlying the Freedom Fighters themselves. Read Full Review

In this issue you have some amazing art and some back story to our heroes and villains alike and prospects for characters to come.  Yeah, we pretty much just get another battle here, but with it it shows some of the personalities of the heroes and their motivations for becoming Freedom Fighters.  Still an enjoyable series that I can't wait to get the next installment of as soon as I'm done reading...... Each time though, I'm just looking for a little more. Read Full Review

Overman, the Nazi Superman, is name-dropped this issue and a third, even more insane Hitler family member makes his debut, but overall this story just isn't developing how it needs to. It feels like a generic action comic that has nothing to say about the threat of Nazism. Read Full Review

I went to look the sales chart for Freddom Fighters number 1 and 2 and they dont look so good. Number 2 only sold about 14 thousand units. Thats a 12 issue series. Im worried. This series is too good to be cancelled! Its fun, well written, well drawn and very exciting!

Yes, there's another battle/fight scene and yes, they are still calling the Nazis, "Ratzis" (which is just so silly), but this issue is so much better than the last. The character back story is limited, but it is something. Much more interesting is the time spent on the Nazi characters. Like other reviewers, however, I'm still left wanting something a little bit more from this series; it is jus a bit too tame.

This was fine. Not much to it. It feels like the pacing's off, which is the same problem with every Venditti series.

Yeah, okay, this is fine I guess? Nothing really special here to get me interested.