Power Rangers #3

The issue caps off with the Rangers entering a nightmare version of Angel Grove capping off a fantastic, action packed, character building issue with promise of more great things to come under Parrott's guardianship of the Power Ranger universe. Read Full Review

It's saying something when a horde of space vampires isn't the most dangerous thing the Omega Rangers have encountered today. This issue combines horror elements and dynamite storytelling with some powerful character development"in space! Read Full Review

A tense, well-written issue with a surprised or two and a very confusing final page. Read Full Review

Writer Ryan Parrott has added so many new layers and characters to the Power Rangers mythology, and he's done so yet again with the addition of the Horrid. Read Full Review

Space vampires are all well and good, and the issue is enjoyable to read, but Power Rangers is not providing much in the way of the rich content I've come to expect from the franchise. Read Full Review

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Jan 20, 2021

Power Rangers Issue: 3 Publisher: @boom_studios Writer: Ryan Parrott Artist: @francesco.mortarino Colorist: @raul_angulo_art Cover: @matteoscalera & @morenodinisio Variant Cover: @daniele_dinicuolo & @lariato_corp Letterer: @edukedw Drakkon is the key to the Power Rangers’ new mission. With his knowledge of a new threat, the Omega Rangers hope to use him to take down Empyreal. However, another cosmic threat known as the Horrid has arrived on the scene and have created even more problems for the Rangers. Now aligned with Drakkon, the Horrid hope to use Drakkon’s knowledge to destroy the Rangers as well as rule the universe. The Omega Rangers seemed to be back into a corner and even question abandoning ship. This is sue does a really good job of balancing our distrust of the evil Tommy Oliver. The Rangers still don’t trust him and for good reason. One of my favorite parts of this issue was Jason humbling himself and letting XI take the lead in an attempt to rid the ship of the Horrid. Normally I would complain about how a new threat is so quickly defeated. However, in this issue the way it’s done makes sense. I don’t want to spoil it for those of you who didn’t read it, but it was definitely an awesome moment and would love to hear your thoughts on it. As usual, the artwork is this issue was phenomenal as well as the gorgeous covers they continue to put out. I’m enjoying the legacy variants because I’m big on the numbering so I definitely appreciate that. Power Ranger books continue to be my favorite reads. Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4/5) Reviewed by: @mcruz2189 of The Comic Book Club of Instagram Follow: @the_comic_book_club on Instagram for more reviews! more

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Feb 11, 2021

When I read this series I find it so hard to believe it has any connection to the cheesy campy '90s TV series. BOOM has taken the Rangers in a lot of bold new directions over the last 5 years, but this is probably the darkest and most original one yet. Seeing as the Omega Rangers are an original creation we have no idea what lies ahead for them. And what will happen in the inevitable confrontation with their former teammates. The Horrid were but the first of the threats that lie ahead for the Omega team. But they also had a lesson to learn from this encounter: Drakkon will stab them or whatever enemy they're up against right in the back (sometimes literally) if it will benefit him. A lot of excitement lies ahead and I look forward to seei ng what happens. more