The last 10 issues penned by Melissa Flores have come together. With this being #powermonth and the official MMPR 30th anniversary less than a week away, we get the beginning of a HUGE arc! Pages courtesy of Boom! Studios Matt is having a moment with Grace, after failing the umpteenth simulation.
It's time for a new issue of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers! With that huge WTF at the end of issue #103, followed by the heavy backstory in #104, we get back to the huge reveal that Alpha-1 is back, and he's PISSED! Pages Courtesy of BOOM! Studios As Kevor and Zack train, Trini watches on. Kevor
We are back with more MMPR x TMNT! Long story short, the Rangers and Turtles have to join back up in the last issue because Casey Jones disappeared. At the end of the first issue, they run into an Evil Ranger Stranger that is obviously Casey Jones. NON-SPOILER REVIEW below! Pages courtesy of BOOM!
The RECHARGED Era of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers has begun! Helmed by Melissa Flores and series artist Simona Di Gianfelice, both take the foundation that was laid by Kyle Higgins and Ryan Parrott and just CANNONBALL right into the deep end! Pages courtesy of BOOM! Studios Starting off 10,000
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This is it Ranger Nation. We are at legacy issue #99! Everything is leading up to this massive oversized issue #100! This is going to be a non-spoiler teaser review. But I'll say this right now, if you don't read this issue you will be lost next month! As I stated in the last review, there are two
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