Liberality for All #3

Jul 2006 · ACC Studios · 2.99 USD; 3.50 CAD

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In "Libarro World," Mike Mackey and Donny Lin deliver a surreal, politically charged journey through fractured timelines and alternate realities. As Vice President Michael Moore tours Bin Laden through the White House and President Chelsea Clinton faces resistance from Chirac, the story unfolds across decades—revealing Reagan McGee’s childhood indoctrination, G. Gordon Liddy’s mysterious experiments with Oscar, and a dream sequence involving Sean Hannity. Donny Lin’s bold artwork and layered storytelling bring this disorienting, thought-provoking world to life, with a cover by Lin that captures the issue’s defiant, off-kilter energy.

Contains 2 stories

Untitled Superhero story

26 pp · Superhero, Adventure, Advocacy

Alan ColmesAmbassador Usama Bin LadenF.O.I.L. [Annie (seen partially)DianaG. Gordon LiddyOliver NorthOscarSean Hannity]Hillary Clinton (in a dream)Jacques Chirac (U.N. Secretary General)President Chelsea Clinton & son William JeffersonReagan McGeeReagan McGee's parentsCommander Gerhart Hissler (U.N. officer)Vice President Michael Moore

In "null," Reagan McGee reflects on a childhood shaped by state indoctrination, while a surreal web of political satire and speculative futures unfolds: from a surreal White House tour with Bin Laden to G. Gordon Liddy’s fevered dreams of Sean Hannity, all shadowed by Oscar’s ambiguous allegiance and a looming betrayal to the U.N. The story blends biting social commentary with dreamlike sequences, exploring power, perception, and the cost of loyalty in a fractured world.

Libarro World

6 pp · Humor, Advocacy

Berkeley professorpoliticians [Hillary ClintonHoward DeanJohn KerryTed Kennedy]politicians' duplicates [Miss RodhamDeaniacLieutenant KerryTeddie]

In "Libarro World," a satirical take from *Liberality for All* #3, Democratic politicians John Kerry, Howard Dean, Ted Kennedy, and Hillary Clinton enlist a Berkeley professor to create scientific duplicates of themselves—inspired by lab animals with enhanced traits. The experiment unfolds with unexpected results, leaving the politicians stunned by what their clones have become.