Freshman year starts for Sage on her first day at Ranger Academy! But it's hard for a girl so used to isolation to make friends amongst the Red, Black, Blue, Yellow, and Pink campuses, even with her new yearmate Lindy.
But given that this is no ordinary academy, Sage will have her fair share of secrets to uncover... and what connection does her paranoid father have to the mysteries of the school?
Consider me sold on Ranger Academy, and I think any Power Rangers fan will find something to enjoy as well. Read Full Review
Ranger Academy is building its way up becoming strong series, the character of Sage is beginning to evolve and I am looking forward to see the progression. An interesting shift in pace that Ranger fans will enjoy. Read Full Review
Sage's first day gets very complicated, very quickly, as she (and the readers) are shown the first glimpses of the school's inner workings. It's all very interesting, but also VERY fast-paced. Read Full Review
These first two issues have me hooked on what might be uncovered and where things may go. The entire creative team delivered a home-run start to Ranger Academy that immediately draws readers in, no matter how familiar or unfamiliar with the franchise they may be. This has the makings of a Star Wars: The Clone Wars or Star Wars: Rebels level of world-building that adds to decades of established lore and becomes an integral part in expanding a franchise’s fanbase to new audiences, while appeasing diehard fans with respect and acknowledgement of everything that’s come before it.
This is far from your average "Ai-yah" Power Rangers. And that's not all good. The art is quite poor and the story just doesn't really keep my interest. I really just haven't found much to interest me as this is more like some kooky manga or anime than the usual action and adventure I've grown used to in the original series.
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