Though exciting, Ranger Academy is challenging for Sage. Having trouble fitting in, Sage seeks answers in the Academy's library, discovering a connection to her adoptive father's past in the library's archives...
In an effort to learn more about the school and her place in it, Sage's curiosity takes her to an abandoned part of the campus...only to discover something even more shocking than she ever realized...
Ranger Academy has truly discovered its stride, and things only look to go up from here. Read Full Review
The story is beginning to come into it's own as Sage begins to find the answers she's looking for but what does this mean for Sage? The book perfectly captures the emotions from Sage as she embarks on the biggest journey of her life in more ways than one. A unique story that is unlike the other Power Rangers stories but has the potential to become equally as important to hr multiverse itself. Read Full Review
A different type of story than usual Power Ranger stories. There are nods to past teams but a lot of mystery and secrecy and it appears that Tula could be revealed to be a villain in a future issue. Time will tell. Read Full Review
Maria Ingrande Mora has crafted a compelling story that is both entertaining and thought-provoking, all complemented by splendidly delicious visuals from artist Jo Mi-Gyeong and colorist Fabiana Mascolo. In true Power Rangers fashion, the series’ focus on friendship and interpersonal dynamics remains its core strength. Add in a captivating mystery that underlies the entire plot and you’ve got yourself one of the best Power Rangers stories in long time.
While better than the last issue, the series still offers little unless you're more into the modern slice of life comics and mysteries with a sci-fi twist. Otherwise it likely won't appeal to all Ranger comic readers. I may read another issue or two, but after this story is through I doubt I'll return for any future ones.
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