Five Teenagers chosen to save the world whilst dealing with day to day teenage issues Read Full Review

Go Go Power Rangers continues to be a wonderful book and a series that I am excited to read every month. Every time I think this series cannot get any better, a new issue comes out and it tops the last. I really cannot praise this series enough; even if you do not like Power Rangers, I would still say you would like this series. Go Go Power Rangers #7 has the Rangers go to the Homecoming Dance, but Rita is not much of a dancer well except for “The Monster Mash”! Read Full Review

Go Go Power Rangers #7 has less ranger action than previous issues, but this series still has some of the best character work on comic book stands. Read Full Review

Go Go Power Rangers is more than a comic just for fans of the franchise. It's a comic series that any fan of the superhero genre could get into. With great writing, fun moments, and bits of action. It has everything in the making to be noted as a top-tier superhero comic book series. Read Full Review

Saban's Go Go Power Rangers #7 took what could have been your average Homecoming Dance issue, and made it their own through use of the right storyline and plot points. It wasn't about the action either, so it is welcomed when you can have an issue that won't suffer from just telling a story and growing the characters. Read Full Review

Saban's Go Go Power Rangers #7 is what you want it to be! Even though it follows a simple path there are surprises along the way and when you add in winning moments for a few, likeZack, there's no doubt in my mind that itmeans you should go get yourself a copy! Read Full Review

Granted, the big payoff won't really happen until next issue, but this is still an issue you won't want to skip. Read Full Review