Last year, Shattered Grid made comic book history-this year NECESSARY EVIL changes what you think you know about the Power Rangers with a reveal that will have everyone talking!
The Power Rangers comic book event of 2019 begins here with the first appearance of the Power Ranger everyone's been asking about-the fan favorite White Ranger!
The all-new team of creators from record breaking Power Rangers; Shattered Grid; Ryan Parrot and Daniele Di Nicuolo present the return of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers-but what happened to the universe after the defeat of Lord Drakkon, and what do our Rangers remember?
"Necessary Evil" blends classic concepts with bold new ideas, and it's safe to say the post-"Shattered Grid" era is off to one fantastic start. Read Full Review
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #40is the perfect jumping on point for readers who left the series or readers who are looking to get into the series. Parrott and DiNicuolo are a creative team to be reckoned with, and given how the issue ends, they more than intend to leave their own mark on the Power Rangers mythos. Read Full Review
In some ways, Necessary Evil and issue #40 had even more pressure on its shoulders than Beyond the Grid. But that challenging fire has seemingly only strengthened the resolve of all the hands on it, creating the most captivating issue of the entire series since issue #1. Read Full Review
The new Power Rangers storyline kicks everything off in a big new way, from new character drama to exciting retcons of classic TV show storylines. Read Full Review
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #40 is both an accessible starting point and a potential game-changer for the series. Read Full Review
Although I enjoyed the issue I think it left me with one too many questions, it is not impossible for Ryan to answer most of these questions within the next few issues, but after nine months of missing these characters it is hard to completely agree with a story that doesn't answer anything. Read Full Review
This issue brings in some long-awaited fan favorite characters and character incarnations and elevates those characters with some fantastic character development and a twist ending that will shock any fan of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. Read Full Review
Coming off of Beyond the Grid, this issue feels a bit like a letdown, but it also feels like the build up to a beginning so I'm reluctant to judge it too harshly. The few twists we get in there promise an intriguing story - I just hope the tension between the old characters and new dies down soon, 'cause call me biased but I'm leaning towards the newcomers... Read Full Review
New team, new dynamics, new words, new villains & new artwork.
Fun start to the next arc for the team. We jump right into the team stopping a monster, only this time, we get & new line up for the team. Aishia, Rocky & Adam all have joined the team & Tommy now has the white light of goodness. With new teammates & powers, this makes for a new dynamic where Tommy is the leader and we know he' struggling with that weight & probably comparing himself to Jason. Also love the comparison to Tommy taking over teaching Jason's karate classes & The Grove. The new trio feel inadequate especially with Kimberly down their throats checking every move of theirs. It's going to be interesting to how this new dynamic will play out. What problems more
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