All in all, Mighty Morphin #2 continues the explosive fall out from Power Rangers #1, with both series going in different directions – for now at least. Ryan Parrott and Marco Renna continue their magic and continue to make both Mighty Morphin and Power Rangers worthy of your time. Read Full Review

If you're wondering why the Ranger comics are going strong and getting so much hype, this is the perfect time to dive right in. Read Full Review

The Green Ranger story doesn't move forward all that much, but Billy's reactions move it a bit in subtle ways, and the series as a whole is now on a much more interesting trajectory. Read Full Review

I really enjoyed this issue's character work, especially the Bulk/Skull interaction, but Lord Zedd and his crew are also entertaining, while the question of who's under the Green Helmet continues. Fine comics all around. Read Full Review

Writer Ryan Parrott continues to build on the intriguing Eltar subplot, which could end up being the biggest game-changer of the series, but the more drastic change is Zordon and the Ranger’s changing stance on the Omega Rangers. This draws a line in the sand between the two teams and opens the door on even more interesting character developments for half the team, including Billy, Tommy, and Aisha. It’s also nice to see the villains actually conveyed as a formidable threat, and credit for that should also go to artist Marco Renna and colorists Walter Baiamonte and Katia Ranalli, who bring that epic fight to life with a burst of style and color, feeling like it jumped right out of the show.

Too bad the show was never this good. The main appeal of this comic is how it gives us insight into the characters, showing them as everyday young people than the goody-goody only image they had on the show. It's also so different to see Zordon upset. He was always so patient and gentle. As for the action, it was also good. It's exciting to see the Rangers battling more than silly animal monsters or inanimate objects brought to life. The Green Ranger had little role here and was of less help.
This new series continues from where the old one left off pretty well. It always leaves you eager to see what will happen next. It's also interesting to see the series take a whole new direction from what happened on the show, especially since this was the point the show went downhill. more

Mighty Morphin
Issue: 2

Publisher: @boom_studios
Writer: Ryan Parrott
Artist: @marcorennaart
Colorist: @lariato_corp & Katia Ranalli
Cover: @leeinhyuk
Variant Cover: Elonora Carlini
Letterer: @edukedw

The Unlimited Power Era continues and Zordon is pissed! The Omega Rangers recently infiltrated the Command Center’s underground holding cell and have taken Lord Drakkon in an effort to use his knowledge to take down the threat of Empyreal. Zordon is not happy and enlists Billy's help in order to inform their allies that the Omega Rangers are now fugitives! Meanwhile, the Power Rangers are overwhelmed after Lord Zedd sets a trap for them.

These covers are awesome and so is this issue! Whoa Zordon is PISSED and I love it! The Omega Ranger’s betrayal have now led them to be fugitives in Zordon’s eyes. That is an absolute shocker and not what Inwas expecting! Parrott continues to deliver us epic moments and this one was no different in my eyes. I can’t wait to see if the Omega’s are challenged by one of Zordon’s allies on another planet! Now to the looming question, WHO IS THE GREEN RANGER?!? Drakkon is with the Omegas so my two other theories are it’s either Grace or Matt! Unless it’s Drakkon and Parrott is trying to throw us off the sent? This is just fantastic storytelling and I can’t wait to see how it all plays out! What are you thoughts? Leave a comment and let me know!

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4/5)
Reviewed by: @mcruz2189 of The Comic Book Club of Instagram
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