Mighty Morphin #17

As always a solid top marks read, the change of writer has not altered the story whatsoever, they say you can't improve on perfection but this is pretty close. Read Full Review

Mighty Morphin #17 is a great start for Mat Groom and Moiss Hidalgo, with focusing on an underdeveloped character like Rocky DeSantos and bringing in a villain who was mentioned in the TV series but never actually appeared. The future looks bright for our favorite teenagers with attitude! Read Full Review

Mighty Morphin #17welcomes a new creative team as it begins to explore the aftermath of the Eltarian War. With the seeds sown for another era ofPower Rangers to make the jump to comics, the team's in good hands, and the Power Rangers comics continue to be a cornerstone of BOOM! Studios' titles Read Full Review

Mighty Morphin #17 feels like a natural step forward in the book's evolution and expands the world in intriguing ways, and it would seem the future is quite bright indeed. Read Full Review

The new storyline kicks off with some quality attention to detail and character moments that make this whole Power Rangers enterprise something special. Read Full Review

Though even then Groom quickly forces Rocky deal with an invasion in the panel right after the other Powe Rangers leave. The way it was all done just handled pacing wise felt like Groom ran out of pages to tell the full story he wanted to tell in Mighty Morphin #17 that he didn't give room for Rocky's solo moment to breathe. That all just speaks to the rough debut issue for the new Mighty Morphin creative team. Read Full Review

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Apr 19, 2022

This debut issue alone proves Groom has the talent Parrot and Higgins had before. What better way to pick up after the Eltarian war than with a new threat to face that may be even deadlier? That was one of the old show's biggest problems. The same enemy every episode till the title changed. A new threat can be a relaxing change of pace. It's also interesting that the Automaton Empire is appearing before the Machine Empire, especially when King Aradon was only mentioned. I always wondered what he was like. Now we can. And we see he was Mondo's greatest enemy with good reason. This issue also gives us interesting insight into Rocky as a person. It's been a while since the replacement Rangers were introduced, but Parrot never really explored them as the original team. So this is a great way to get to know more about him. It makes him easier to accept as a replacement than how the show did by just bringing him and the others in. I'm looking forward to seeing this new writer continue making the comic way better than the show ever was. more

Mighty Morphin Comic Rater

Mar 23, 2022

I was nervous about Parrot leaving the series but Mat Groom handled the transition perfectly and he is setting up what promises to be an exciting next chapter for the Power Rangers. Loved seeing the more personal side of Rocky, and Groom definitely nailed the voices of the Rangers as teenagers with attitude.