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Power Rangers: Prime #3 Review

Power Rangers: Prime #3 is a turning point—not just for the series, but for how the Power Rangers universe can evolve. BOOM! Studios took a bold leap by ending their long-running Power Rangers series in favor of this fresh take on the legacy, and that gamble is paying off in spades. With issue #3, Melissa Flores’ intricate, slow-burn storytelling shifts into high gear, delivering…

Transformers #16 Review: Cliffjumper’s Redemption, Optimus’s Inner Battle … oh and Devastator vs Bruticus if you look hard enough

Publisher: Skybound/Image Comics Writer: Daniel Warren Johnson Artist: Jorge Corona Colorist: Sarah Stern Cover Artist: Jorge Corona & Mike Spicer Synopsis With Sarah Stern taking over coloring duties, Transformers #16 kicks off the second part of Daniel Warren Johnson’s story arc. Following the failed Decepticon invasion on Cybertron, both factions are left in disarray. The issue opens with Optimus Prime and the Autobots facing…

New Chapter Added: The Black Dragon

A new chapter has been added: The Black Dragon. Lord Drakkon had been the ruler of his Earth for years when he encountered Billy Cranston and Tommy Oliver from another reality. And in a matter of days his life and his rule had ended. So when offered a chance to seek vengeance on those that wronged him.. of course he accepted.Feel free to take…

Power Rangers Prime #2 – Review

Author's Note: This review is a little late. Due to postage delays over Christmas and Royal Mail being unable to tell the difference between BX and BS, my delivery was held up. Title: Power Rangers Prime #2 Publisher: BOOM! Studios Writer: Melissa Flores Artist: Michael Yg Colourist: Fabi Marques Letterer: Ed Dukeshire Power Rangers Prime #2 continues to build on the gritty world introduced…

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