Pink

In Brenden Fletcher, Kelly Thompson and Daniele Di Nicuolo’s “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Pink” #1, Kimberly Hart suits up for her own miniseries. Despite a strong opening, this debut issue squanders its strong characterization and subtle, spooky mood for a by-the-book gang-of-goons showdown. Fletcher and Thompson hook the reader quickly in very first panel. When Kim says “you would have killed me if I pulled this on you” in a voicemail to her mom, the character immediately comes through as affectionate, responsible and conscientious, with enough confidence and humor to call her Mom out. Di Nicuolo’s artwork also quickly fleshes out other aspects of Kim’s personality, with the cheery smile she gives to a friend and subsequent take-no-prisoners expression as she heads out to investigate. The second page is heavy on captions, as the writers let the reader into Kim’s thoughts as she rides her bike. As Kim enters the village and her parents’ home, the captions begin to fight with the

Final issue! Are Kimberly, Trini, and Zack ready to leave behind the life of a Ranger once more? What does this mean for Tommy and Kimberly?

A drugs bust at 221B Baker Street leads to a revelation regarding the victim’s phone… but when Sherlock gets a call – and a ride! -it’s from the last person he suspected! With the serial killer revealed, Sherlock faces his most taxing criminal investigation yet. Can a man really talk his victims to death? IsSherlock strong enough to prevail in the face of blind chance? There’s only one way to find out!

Kimberly and Goldar have to work together to escape the War Zord, while Trini and Zack, along with Serge and his sister, work to find a way to prepare the village against Verto’s onslaught.

The three-patch problem of A Study In Pink continues to unravel, in this thrilling manga adaptation of the smash-hit SHERLOCK TV series! John is pulled into a web of deceit, as he comes face-to-face with the man who describes himself as Sherlock’s “arch-enemy” – and Sherlock sets a trap for a serial murderer!