As far as annuals go this one offers up a little bit of everything for everyone. From canon building backstory to amusing what-ifs, the great collection of talent here results in some quality entertainment. Now if only it didn't cost so much. Read Full Review

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 2016 Annual#1 is worth your buy as an oversized anthology given depth to the world of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. 40 pages of new story and art that delivers everything that has made this a memorable experience reading since the comic franchise began. Read Full Review

This celebration of the Power Rangers truly is a welcomed sight. It helps to prove all which can be done with the tapestry of the mythology behind the Power Rangers Universe. Hopefully this is not the last time a group decides to get together to celebrate how much this series means to them. Read Full Review

In the age old tradition of Summer Specials, Boom! Studios have released several this month. First there was the Labyrinth anniversary special and now comes the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 2016 Annual; a collection of stories written and draw by a selection of different creators. Although not directly linking with either the regular monthly or the Pink Ranger spin off, this comic still offers something worthwhile for any Power Rangers Fan Read Full Review

Overall, this oversized (and overpriced) annual packs a lot to content to enjoy. There are very few hiccups, so if you enjoyed past issues or are curious to see what this BOOM! series is all about, this has something for everyone. This is a comic that will be in plenty of Best of The Year articles. Read Full Review

For Power Rangers fan, this is probably worth picking up, but there's always going to be a risk with dropping $8 on a book with no guarantee you'll even like the stories within. Read Full Review

Those are a just a few of the many stories this issue includes. Annuals give writers the chance to stretch their creative muscles, and with the variety this book offers you cannot deny that occurred. Why I highly doubt every story will work with every reader when it comes to an anthology book if you read more good than bad you should be able to walk away happy. Read Full Review

Overall, this issue was a bit of a mixed bag. While I thoroughly enjoyed some of the stories, I really didn't care for others, which is unfortunately common in anthologies like this. Ultimately, however, I think this was a good issue, and the good outweighs the bad. While not necessary to the overall plot of the current series, this issue is still worth checking out if, like me, you're just eager for more Power Rangers. Read Full Review