The fallout from Grace Sterling’s reveal kicks off in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #21, and you can check out your first preview of the issue here!
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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #20 revealed that Zordon and Alpha 5 had actually commanded a previous group of Rangers, but as you know not all of them made it back. Grace reveals this to the current Rangers as well, and it goes about as smoothly as you’d hope.
As the preview reveals, they don’t really have an issue with Grace though. Their primary issue is with Zordon, but unfortunately for everyone, their mentor is still caught in between time and space and isn’t even around to get a tongue lashing from Jason, Kimberly, and Zack. That leaves Alpha 5 having to answer the Rangers questions, but Grace has other things on her mind at the moment.
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That would be of course Rita’s monster maker Finster, who in previous issues unleashed a host of humans out in the world with a gene that can turn them into vicious monsters without any warning. As the Rangers learned previously, these monsters can waylay a city by themselves, and there’s evidently a horde of them still out there unaccounted for.
That leads Grace to propose her organization Promethea and the Rangers get on the same page, and before the preview cuts off it seems she has yet another revelation to make.
Arrggghhh! So cruel Kyle Higgins, so cruel!
You can check out the preview of the issue in the gallery, and the official description can be found below.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #21
Publisher: BOOM! Studios
Writer: Kyle Higgins
Artist: Jonas Scharf
Cover Artists:
Main Cover: Jamal Campbell
Connecting Variant Cover: Steve Morris
Versus Cover: Dan Mora
Morpher Cover: Miguel Mercado
Unlockable Action Figure Variant Cover: Quest
Colorist: Joana Lafuente
Letterer: Ed Dukeshire
Price: $3.99
Synopsis: The secret history of the true original Power Rangers divides the Mighty Morphin team, and only Zordon can save them!
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #21 hits stores on November 16, and you can find the full review fo the issue previous here.
