The second issue of The Liberators is here.
Written and created by Alan Page and illustrated entirely by Nigerian painter Aniekan Udofia (who illustrated the cover of the first issue), the second issue of The Liberators is a cinematic tour-de-force in comic book form. Mastering the use of shadow and light, Aniekan takes the black-and-white comics medium to a new level with this one, as our heroes find themselves confronted with a multi-agency task force dedicated to hunting them. Even as they are hunted by the feds, The Liberators fight on, taking their struggle straight to the neck of the largest coke distributor in the city (who so happens to be the biggest political fundraiser and kingmaker in their town). A few federal agents get shot, the police chief gets his wrist broken, and the action keeps on coming. In other words, the war is still on...
Priced at just $5, this is the best anarchy-filled entertainment your money can buy...
(Thankfully, we got a new letterer! Bernie Lee really helped us step our lettering game WAY up!)
2 comments:
Looks very nice! I was waiting for some original (and more relevant) heroes to read about.
This book deserves to be under a Spotlight! It's pretty much one of the top books out there now. I enjoyed reading it while doing up the letters.
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