Go Go Power Rangers is a fresh new start giving you the back story you didn't know you wanted to see. Even if you've never watched and episode of the original show or know anything about Power Rangers, Go Go Power Rangers is the perfect place to start for old and brand new fans. Read Full Review

Go Go Power Rangers #1 is a perfect Ranger comic. The character building and nods to the show is so respectful to the show while being it's own entity, since it's not doing a straight adaptation of the show. I recommend this issue to veteran fans and newcomers alike. Read Full Review

This book is very reminiscent of the 90s Power Ranger that we all grew up with and yes, Bulk and Skull are there being their annoying and loveable selves. And man this book brings back memories. We all know how the TV series went lets see if the Rangers have good luck fighting this Rita Repulsa who doesnt seem to be a push over as her TV version. Read Full Review

Go Go Power Rangers is a breath of fresh air for fans looking for a more lighthearted, but still serious Power Rangers series. BOOM!'s Mighty Morphin Power Rangers story centers on building the mythology of the original team, whereas this new title is more about building the characters - proving that there is room for two Power Rangers ongoing series. Read Full Review

We end on a cliffhanger as the Power Rangers' attempted rescue of two astronauts doesn't go as planned, and I'm very much looking forward to seeing how the newly-minted team fares against Rita Repulsa, as well as how the responsibility of being a Ranger will continue to affect their personal lives. Read Full Review

This first issue is a magnificent start to this series and exactly what I want out of a Mighty Morphin Power Rangers series. BOOM! Studios' other ongoing MMPR series is great for its own reasons, but this has what I am looking for. I love the focus on the characters as a whole and learning more about them as individuals. I also love that this is starting from the beginning and that they are still coming to terms with what has happened and how this is going to affect their whole lives. The whole creative team just nails the theme and tone of this book and they have me very excited to pick up the next issue! That "Morphin Time!" scene was just grand! Go buy this book today! Read Full Review

A welcome expansion of the story of the early days of the Power Rangers, presented in a fresh and engaging way. Read Full Review

Does the world truly need two ongoing Mighty Morphin Power Rangers comics? Not necessarily, and some readers may find that this prequel doesn't do quite enough to stand apart from its sister series. But regardless, the terrific visuals and high school character drama combine to form an enjoyable teen superhero book. Read Full Review

Saban's Go Go Power Rangers #1 I feel proved me wrong in what little faith I had in it to be worthy of investing time in. These are moments you don't want to overlook for the Rangers. Every hero needs a good origin, and this is a stage in their lives where they have to understand just what they are getting themselves into. Read Full Review

Go Go Power Rangers is one of those books that you don't think you need until you read it. Now that it's here, well, here's hoping it never leaves. Read Full Review

The Power Rangers themselves look to be in perfect hands. The simple yet effective opening dares to explore consequences from big action set pieces, putting the characters first and foremost in what should be a very interesting read. Read Full Review

Go Go Power Rangers #1 may not give us anything unique or new, but nevertheless it's still a fun look into the early days of these young heroes. The simplistic narrative also allows for a more intricate look a the Rangers personalities and how they're adapting to becoming heroes. Read Full Review

This series definitely has potential, and it would be a good read for anyone looking to pick up a new series, whether you’re a fan of the original MMPR or not. Read Full Review