What about the art direction? I have seen the turtles look like many things; this iteration makes them look more like teenagers than any previous incarnation I've ever seen. Which is a good thing I think? They look how they act, immature; if they were more mature it would be called Adult Mutant Ninja Turtles, and so on and so forth. You get the point. With all that being said, I give this series a good rating, higher than my expectations!

The art, is staying consistent. Classic Power Rangers look with a bit of modern feel mixed in. Hendry Prasetya is good for Power Rangers; Matt Herms knows how to use his green to make the Green Ranger suit pop off the pages"Nice. Hope they keep this staff for the remainder of this run. They keep this up and my ratings will stay high.

Art wise the look and feel is classic to me, very pleasing to the eye. It honestly feels more manga style than I expected. Maybe that is a throwback to its Japanese origins/creators? Jason David Frank should only be so lucky that even after all these years they're still using his likeness as the Green Power Ranger! Even though he no longer does Power Ranger shows, his legacy lives on in comic form! Go Go Power Rangers! Can't wait until issue #2!