Go Go Power Rangers #5
| Writer | Ryan Parrott |
| Artist | Dan Mora |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
As the Putty Infiltrator shifts between teachers, parents, and friends, the Rangers have to question who they can trust-if they can trust anyone at all.
"...great art and fun high school drama make for a winning combination" - IGN
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8.9
Word Of The Nerd - Brent Jackson
Dec 26, 2017Man, I just love, love, love this series. The creative team is wonderful and has made me fall back in love with the Power Rangers again. The story has been great following the Rangers as they begin their journey. And the new character, Matt, has made for some interesting dynamics and some different stories. Go Go Power Rangers #5 definitely starts to pull the Rangers in new directions, having this new Putty Patroller infiltrating the group and Rita possibly learning some of the Rangers' deep dark secrets. The kids look to be in for some harsh times. Read Full Review
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8.3
Geeked Out Nation - Jideobi Odunze
Dec 27, 2017Go Go Power Rangers #5 takes the high school experience and cranks the dial when adding saving the world to the list. This team is learning the hard way that this is all trial and error for both of their lives and that is the hardest reality check you could receive. Especially when danger is right around the corner. Early days don't mean easier days which is the best you can ask for from this series. Read Full Review
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8.0
ComicBook.com - Matthew Mueller
Dec 30, 2017Go Go Power Rangers continues to find new layers to explore, and Parrott has found a nice balance between their social lives and their lives as Rangers. There's a great deal of potential with this current storyline, so here's hoping the landing is as entertaining as the journey. Read Full Review
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8.0
Henchman-4-Hire - Sean Ian Mills
Dec 30, 2017The latest issue of Go Go Power Rangers may have taken awhile to come out, but it's still as good as I remember. Strong, personal and very human characterization using the Power Rangers characters and their world is apparently exactly what I want from comic books. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.5
Finster explaining Homecoming rituals to Goldar is peak. Putty Matt sowing seeds of discord within the group is a tired trope but works very well when placed in a high school setting. Kids that age take everything at face value and hang onto every word their friends tell them as fact. It's all very believable.
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