Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers #121

An incredible issue which puts a new spin on Billy's character and sets up a potential new endgame which nobody saw coming. Having the series OG art team back one last time (perhaps?) is extra icing on the cake as Mighty Morphin Power Rangers reaches its final goodbye. Read Full Review

"Darkest Hour" is hitting on all cylinders, and it looks to keep that momentum to the very end. Read Full Review

Driven by insomnia and desperation, Billy Cranston takes a leaf out of Dr Gregory Houses book, stops listening to his friends' treatment options, and contemplates a dangerous cure for Dark Specters infection in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #121. Read Full Review

Darkest Hour is completed off the rails at this point, yet it's still an entertaining read. This issue is focused entirely on Billy and the next big off-the-rails twist to the story. Who knows what will happen next! Read Full Review

Even if you haven't been watching or reading about Billy Cranston since 1993, this one will likely rattle your teeth a bit. Read Full Review

Given the places Darkest Hour has gone Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #121 focusing on the major gamble Billy feels like has to take adds to the stakes at hand. While this is great for Billy's character arc it doesn't do much for all the others involved in this story. There are so many characters involved in Darkest Hour that it's been odd to see so many just shuffled to the side. Read Full Review

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Aug 16, 2024

A definite improvement over last issue, that's for sure. This story is getting much too complex and is dragging on much longer than it needs to and it's all in hopes of making another Shattered Grid. Comic writers today really need to stop trying to make modern sequels to classic stories and be more original. I really have to admit I'm glad this story is almost over, but I'm sad to see an era of an actual good book in a time where good comics are a rarity come to an end. Still, though this isn't Shattered grid or the Eltarian war it's still a decent ride and worth sticking with to the end.