Power Rangers: Prime #1

Power Rangers Prime ushers in a new era of Power Rangers comics with the skillful guidance of Melissa Flores, Michael YG, Fabi Marques and Ed Dukeshire. The new series gives longtime fans a new tale to sink their teeth into while also allowing new readers to jump into a Power Rangers story and not feel lost. Read Full Review

I can honestly say that I didn't see these creative choices coming, and it makes me even more excited for the future of Power Rangers. Read Full Review

Melissa Flores has taken the reigns of the Power Rangers comic universe, and this first issue proves she can do no wrong. She has created a new story with some familiar characters and new characters. And it all works together. This makes me excited for what future issues have in store for this new comic series. Read Full Review

Power Rangers Prime owe#1 presents a bold new direction for the franchise. Melissa Flores is throwing off the shackles of 30 years of storytelling and forging her own path. This opening chapter presents an unpredictable and enticing first look at a world of possibilities with no major hints as to the direction of travel. Side-stepping the various TV versions of the colour-coded heroes has reinvigorated the Power Rangers in ways I could not have anticipated. Read Full Review

A utopian dream perches atop a repressive regime where Humans are a repressed minority, and Power Rangers are Public Enemy Number One in Power Rangers Prime #1. Read Full Review

Power Rangers Prime #1 delivers a truly unique take on the Power Rangers Universe in the vein of Ultimate Spider-Man and Absolute Superman. Read Full Review

Power Rangers Prime #1 is an interesting start. It presents a world occupied. The heroes we knew are now considered villains. The occupiers have brought peace and are welcoming to aliens, humans, refugees, and there seems to be a rather safe world, as long as you don't break the rules. People, generally, don't seem to be suffering, and there's a nice aspect to it all. Unlike Marvels “Ultimate” line and DC's “Absolute,” Power Rangers Prime #1 doesn't seem to tread into dark and gritty and instead, the rulers come with a smile and handshake. It's a world that seems to have slid into fascism and authoritarian rule as opposed to being conquered. It's a different take on a concept that seems to be popular right now in comics. Read Full Review

Power Rangers Prime #1 presents us with an exciting new universe filled with possibilities to take the franchise in a whole new direction. The world building done by Melissa Flores and Michael Yg makes you want to learn all the ways this universe is different from what we know of the Power Rangers franchise. Everything about this comic book leaves you hyped to want to find out what characters, new and old, could appear in this series and the form they will be in. Read Full Review

I very much enjoyed this first issue of the new relaunch because it does an excellent job introducing our new characters and all of the fun, creative world-building of this new universe. Read Full Review

It's the first issue of an all-new continuity, with some intriguing mysteries in play, but the lack of touchstones makes it feel untethered. Read Full Review

KiddWith2Ds

Nov 13, 2024

Coming from someone who grew up fondly with Power Rangers in the 90s & onward including other “Saban” Heroes. Brings me so much joy with their Ultimate/Absolute approach in this new universe which I think it’s clever on their part to bring old & new fans in. Hope for all the success for this title.

daspidaboy

Nov 13, 2024

This is a brand new era for Power Rangers after Ryan Parrott, and I got to say the new story-telling on how different it is compared to the OG Mighty morphin power rangers got me hooked