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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Vol. 1 Kyle Higgins 9781608868933

Imprint: Boom! Studios

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Longtime fans of the smash-hit show Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, and newcomers to this ensemble driven series, will discover a deeply compelling world packed with highflying adventure and tremendous heart. Welcome to Angel Grove. Home to the Power Rangers and weekly monster attacks. Tommy Oliver was the new kid in town when evil doer, Rita Repulsa, swooped in and made him the Green Ranger. Now, free from her mind control, Tommy struggles to find balance between the plights of high school, making new friends, and the dangers that come with being a hero. Writer Kyle Higgins (C.O.W.L., Nightwing) and artist Hendry Prasetya (Voodoo vs. Green Lantern) explore the untold story in the life of the Green Ranger as he struggles to overcome his demons and learns to trust again. This collection also features short stories from Steve Orlando (Midnighter), Corin Howell (Bat-Mite), Mairghread Scott (Transformers:Windblade) and Daniel Bayliss (Kennel Block Blues).

Book Information
ISBN 9781608868933
Author Kyle Higgins
Format Paperback
Page Count 144
Imprint Boom! Studios
Publisher Boom! Studios
Series Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
Weight(grams) 304g
Dimensions(mm) 259mm * 168mm * 10mm

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Series:
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
Imprint:
Boom! Studios


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