This issue is a latest in my favorite Event Comic of 2018. It continues to add depth to the Rangers we knew while adding new things with the story theyve created. It felt like an outright superhero story without any unnecessary politics or overbearing messages that could drag it down. Its well written, well drawn, and all around just a treat to read. Even if you didnt grow up with the Power Rangers, there are things for you that you can enjoy. But for those who do, this makes for a proper anniversary event instead of the previous one that fell rather short of expectations and hopes. Read Full Review

The art team continues to nail the series with their style. It's never too far off of looking so serious but you can always feel the weight of the story and I can only imagine how much fun the coloring has to be for this series. Read Full Review

Go Go Power Rangers doesn't shy away from the intense drama they've been building, and doesn't save it for the season finale. This book is damn good! Read Full Review

Go Go Power Rangers #12 continues to impress through a perfect balance of pushing its own story forward while finding new and interesting ways to walk the line of what's going on in Shattered Grid. It's all smart writing considering the respect towards how fragile this point in time is whether you are Lord Drakkon or the Rangers themselves. Read Full Review

Go Go Power Rangers #12 should be the last tie-in to Shattered Grid and hopefully it gets back to how the series started. Not that these past issues have been bad, just that Shattered Grid has taken some focus off some more intriguing storylines. Man, I am going to miss Dan Mora's art on this series. He has been wonderful since the beginning and I am truly sad to see him go. Though I am excited to see what he comes out with next. He has some incredible pages throughout this issue and leaves some big shoes to fill. Read Full Review

Between all of these obstacles, the Rangers fight two of Rita's creations and team up with the Gravezord, which aesthetically looked great, but still gave the Megazord a Digimon look. Visually speaking, Dan Mora never disappoints, he has put his staple on this series and gives this book its perfect tone. Read Full Review

At the end of the day, if youre following the Shattered Grid event then this should be considered required reading. If you arent already on board though, you should probably consider skipping this " or at least waiting for the trade that will collect the whole of Shattered Grid, because while this is definitely an improvement on the rest of the arc, its still sorely lacking when you compare it to the much better Mighty Morphin Power Rangers series coming out in between these issues. Read Full Review