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Power Rangers Unlimited The Death Ranger #1

SCORE: 69

Peter knows how much I have been enjoying getting number one issues of comic books. As a series goes along those first issues wind up being worth more money down the road. That was the thought behind the purchase of Power Rangers Unlimited The Death Ranger #1. Especially when I saw the cost of Power Rangers Unlimited The Death Ranger #1 is $7.99. I was like ouch that is up there in cost. There are forty pages with no advertisements. So it sort of balances out.

In my research of Power Rangers Unlimited The Death Ranger #1 for this review I found out this is a one shot. In fact there have been other Power Rangers Unlimited comic books that have also been one shots. All of them are number one in terms of the issue number. I must admit I find that a bit misleading when there will not be any number two issues for any of them. I would think it should be Power Rangers Unlimited issues one and up. Or no issue at all because it is just a one shot.

I chalk it up as a learning experience for me. I cannot trust all of these companies to be moral and ethical. There will be spoilers in this review. Power Rangers Unlimited The Death Ranger #1 deals with a very important issue - resurrection. One of the Omega Rangers (Haza) dies fighting a giant enemy monster. Spa'ark the golden ranger decides to resurrect Haza. A mother is telling this story to her kids in Power Rangers Unlimited The Death Ranger #1.

When I was reading about bringing back the dead in Power Rangers Unlimited The Death Ranger #1 all I could think about was Jesus Christ. I wondered if Power Rangers Unlimited The Death Ranger #1 would acknowledge the resurrection of Jesus Christ or even Lazarus. Neither historical references were made in Power Rangers Unlimited The Death Ranger #1. In fact the lesson in Power Rangers Unlimited The Death Ranger #1 is that bringing people back from the dead is a bad idea. There is blood, and violent content within Power Rangers Unlimited The Death Ranger #1 as well.

The Omega Rangers in Power Rangers Unlimited The Death Ranger #1 decide to no longer have a golden ranger because of what happened with Spa'ark. The kids hearing the story get a different lesson in Power Rangers Unlimited The Death Ranger #1. They think bringing people back from the dead is possible if the person doing it had been given enough time.
- Paul

Graphics: 66%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 75%
Story: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 64%

System: Comic Book
Publisher: Boom Studios
Author: Alor, Lobo, Chandra, Marques, Antonellini
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated

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