Separated for the first time since becoming Power Rangers, the teens must use their wits and inner strength to overcome the odds and distance between them, just as Rita Repulsa comes ever closer to unearthing her ultimate weapon!
Go Go Power Rangers new arc is even better with this issue. It also still feels like new readers can jump in here as much of what has happened is explained well enough and hopefully will make new readers want to read previous issues. Things are also getting a bit more cosmic in the series but everything still feels very well grounded. With two heroes lost and a new villain brought in, the power rangers are about to have a big fight on their hands. Along with the character building, this series deserves to be recognized as one of the top superhero team comic books out there and at times can be better than others. Read Full Review
Go Go Power Rangers #14 continued to take advantage of the thrill that comes with exploration. This is the Rangers' first taste of off-planet adventure, their first taste of what it means to have to cover for one another, and this is yet another treat to what fruits Rita has to pick from her conquests. Read Full Review
Ryan Parrott keeps delivering some wonderful stories in this series. In Go Go Power Rangers he somehow continues to grow each and every character and continues to fill out their backstories in delightful ways. All the plots are equally interesting and he keeps the reader fully engaged from page to page and issue to issue. Read Full Review
The art is awesome, the characters are fun, and this remains a treat to read. Give me the next issue already. Read Full Review
Go Go Power Rangers often uses the past to enrich the present, and issue #14 is another solid example that the method works. Read Full Review
This issue was also the debut of Eleonora Carlini on the Go Go Power Ranger title, replacing Dan Mora. Although at first glance it's almost unnoticeable, more with the help of Raul Angulo's coloring. But each character has significant differences in facial structure and character design. Carlini's style works very well in this crazy story of uncharted planets. Read Full Review
The color-swap trick is interesting, the plotting is solid and the underlying mystery has teeth. Plus, a female Red Ranger and TigerRanger is a boy again, so that's fun. Read Full Review
A solid, acceptable issue of Go Go Power Rangers keeps the story moving, at least. Read Full Review
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