Before RITA REPULSA was the Power Ranger's enemy she was imprisoned in a dumpster on the moon, serving time for her widespread reign of terror. With in the confines of her cell, Rita is forced to confront her sins, by experiencing the lives of those she has affected...
With this issue, Go Go Power Rangers goes beyond a typical action adventure and allows us to explore the life of the random victims too often ignored in superhero comics. At the same time, it allows us to explore the characters of Rita and her team in greater depth as well as questionable decision-making on the part of Zordon. Read Full Review
Saban's Go Go Power Rangers #28 leaves little room for improvement. With a story and style executed differently from what we've seen in this series so far, everything about it still feels right at home somehow. Read Full Review
It all results in an unexpected but certainly welcome detour that gives fans a fresh perspective. Read Full Review
It's not as if there isn't a reason for everything that was ever lacking about Rita Repulsa as the main villain of this franchise, but this issue and numerous others before were welcomed for what they revealed to us about this evil empress who simply has no chill. To think that she could see so much of her own destruction that she caused and still find reason to continue on that evil path? If you had any doubt in your mind that Rita was evil through and through, Go Go Power Rangers #28 assured you that this is one villain who can't be redeemed. Read Full Review
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