Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers #110

MIGHTY MORPHIN POWER RANGERS #110 brings the battle heat with an action-packed issue that moves the players into place and begins a desperate chase to find and stop Mistress Vale. Melissa Floress pacing and plot movement are energetic, and the eye-popping art is great. Read Full Review

Everything is coming up Rita/Vile in ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers' #110 as the new mistress of darkness takes the final steps in her dastardly plan. Everything about this series has been a love letter to the franchise that also moves things forward in the best ways. Fans of the franchise should be picking this up every single month. Read Full Review

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #110 accomplishes being both the conclusion of the Recharged storyline and acting as a prelude to the Darkest Hour event. The Power Rangers have never been in this tough of spot as Mistress Vile and Dark Specter appear completely unstoppable. Melissa Flores and Simona Di Gianfelice do an outstanding job at setting the stage for Darkest Hour to have Shattered Grid-level vibes from the very beginning. If you are a Power Rangers fan make sure you do not miss this issue or the upcoming Darkest Hour event. Read Full Review

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #110 gets "Darkest Hour" off to a thrilling start, and Power Rangers fans better buckle up for quite the ride. Read Full Review

Despite being solid and still engaging, this issue feels a bit like padding out the runtime to get to the Big Event coming up. Hopefully there's a full tank of gas waiting for us in the Big Event. Read Full Review

Comics Code Authorities

Sep 26, 2023

This definitely ain't your mommy and daddy's "Ai-yah" rangers, that's for sure. This issue continues to prove why this is one of the best comics around today. It's focusing on the challenges, not half the issue the Rangers discussing their personal lives while pigging out on fast food like most modern superheroes and the other half, them debating how to approach the challenge they're facing. Instead we have a book that gets straight to the point and we get a lot more epic storytelling than anything Saban has done over the last 3 decades. We've been reading what has been merely a prelude over this past year to another big arc where the real challenge awaits. I'm looking forward to see how it starts.