Power Rangers Prime #6 gifts the reader with a standalone story that shocks, surprises and resonates long after reading. The focus on Mark is a welcome break from the wider story and shows a different side of what this creative team is capable of. Read Full Review

Like Mr Spock, Mark is a man of two worlds. He possesses a childlike innocence and helps those in need. Yet when he gets frightened, he relies on an inhaler to restore calm. Becoming the Blue Power Ranger Prime was the beginning of a journey. In Power Rangers Prime #6, Mark must fight for the freedom his mother valued or accept the subservience the Eltarians demand. Read Full Review

There are a few odd moments on the art side, mostly with certain close-ups of Ryan and Mark towards the end, but those are incredibly minor nitpicks, and it didn't rob any enjoyment of the issue overall. Power Rangers Prime hit the ground running, but it's now starting to truly hit its stride. Read Full Review

Power Rangers Prime #6 delivers a standalone story that's spririsngly emotional, touching on themes of self-acceptance. I hope more stories like these are in the future, especially if they're done this well. Read Full Review

Power Rangers Prime #6 is an important issue in developing new characters introduced in this series, specifically Markon Zhao. Mark's origin plays is key in informing us more about the status quo of this universe where the Eltarians are the dominant power. It sets things up to intensify in the second half of this series. Read Full Review