Power Rangers #20

Once again a full mark score has to be given to this book, a creative masterpiece created by the best team in the business. A powerful and thought driven story that will leave you thinking about it in you head after you've finished, a great piece of writing that no Power Rangers fan should miss. Read Full Review

We're one step closer toMighty Morphin Power Rangers #100, and there are so many exciting plot threads left to unfold. But it's not about the destination, it's about the journey, and this continues to be one fantastic, nostalgic ride. Read Full Review

Great balance of two stories in this issue, one full of strong character drama and the other full of mysterious and tense plot momentum. Read Full Review

Power Rangers #20 is an emotionally heavy issue that Ryan Parrott and Marco Renna tell very well. The way Jason deals with the death of his mother and Andros character arc is all works together to push the narrative of the franchise forward. Read Full Review

Power Rangers #20 doesn't work as well without all of the character groundwork laid by Ryan Parrott over the course of the series, and that effort pays off when attempting to balance very personal storytelling with the greater cosmic threads that the issue pulls loose. Read Full Review

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Jul 21, 2022

A story that adds depth to the characters far beyond anything the show would have done. It's difficult to cope with the loss of a parent when you're a teenager. It looks like things are going to be hard for poor Jason as well. It may make it hard for him to perform as a Ranger or his life as a Ranger may become all he feels he has. The possibilities are numerous and intriguing. I expect things to continue to be as exciting as we continue on the road to the big #100.