"Will was pretty much the perfect role model. He was such a one-of-a-kind person. He really understood that throwing parties and shows is a part of creating community and that it can be dirty and crazy and chaotic, but also inclusive and positive and creative rather than destructive." - Beth Ditto, The Gossip

"Even in his passing, [Will] is still transforming things." - Luis Jacob, artist (Toronto Star)

"Munro's work is about nothing so much as life and inspiration, in their purest forms." - David Balzer, Canadian Art

'Army of Lovers is so fascinating it's already earned a place on the mandatory reading lists of high school and university queer-studies courses, in my opinion. Its pages should be torn out of the book and wheatpasted on every weirdo kid's locker in every high school in every suburban hellhole.'
-- Keith Cole, Xtra!

'Through her reconstruction of the past, Liss proves she is a gifted storyteller deeply moved by her subject matter, approaching [Munro's] legacy like a meticulous curator.'
-- Stacey May Fowles, The National Post

'. . . The most productive force of Army lies not only in conveying the community history of a queer, whimsical, superstar community builder, but in its very documentation through collective memory. Army gives us a different history of queer life in Toronto that must be remembered in order move forward.'
-- Lambda Literary Review of Books