LIBERATOR
Liberator #1 (of 4)
Street Date: June 19, 2013
Cover price: $3.50
Creator: Matt Miner
32 pages
Diamond Order Code:
#1 APR130919
Synopsis:A hard-edged vigilante series about two young heroes who avenge the torture of animals, created by writer and real-life dog rescuer Matt Miner (Occupy Comics).
Covers by Chris Burnham (Batman Incorporated), Tim Seeley (Hack/Slash), Yildiray Cinar (Earth 2), and Joe Prado (Aquaman, Justice League).
“Unlike any comic book project to date, Miner delivers a message about the world of animal abuse from the point-of-view of someone with expert knowledge on the matter, while blending it with a gritty protagonist in the vein of Batman or The Punisher.” – ComicBooked
“A really cool, progressive story about young outcast crusaders.”
-Scott Snyder (Batman, American Vampire, Superman Unchained)
*30% of Liberator profits will go to animal rescue initiatives.*

Liberator #1 cover by Tim Seeley




For one time, animals are not the butchers. Humans are butchers and if with this comic book a few humans understand the horrible fate of these lovely “puppies” or “Teddy bears” and boycott such business, you will have then reached one of your goal.
I am against laboratories (cosmetic, medication,, etc.) tests, vivisection, corrida, fighting and “How Mommy, it’s so cute!! Buy it!! I want one to be my friend” and all these f-word barbaric “usages” than a human can do on an animal.
I signed for this book and its cause.
I am not hidden myself behind my surname: my name is Frederic MANSON.
I have the balls to say it.
I am super excited for the first issue to be released! I was so happy to find this project on Kickstarter and back it. Comic books and animals’ rights…does it get any better?
http://kck.st/YpMx6Y
The story and the art of this book make this a must have for long time comic book collectors like me. It’s really great to see that finally, a comic book publisher has the courage to produce a book with such a timely and important subject. I think this series will do exceptionally well and may sell out at local shops all over the U.S. and Europe.