Power Rangers Unlimited #2 Review: Andros and Karone Face a Haunting New Threat

Power Rangers Unlimited #2 sends Andros, Karone, and an unlikely team of Rangers into a haunted satellite orbiting KO-35, where disappearing teammates and a ghostlike new enemy transform a classic Ranger team-up into a tense sci-fi mystery. There are plenty of reasons to bring Power Rangers from different eras together. A giant monster will do it. An intergalactic invasion works. A reality-ending catastrophe is practically tradition. But Power Rangers Unlimited #2 chooses something considerably creepier. A ghost story. Writers Joey Esposito and Kenny Porter, artist Federico Sorressa, colorist Raúl Angulo, and letterer Ed Dukeshire take BOOM! Studios’ new Unlimited concept deeper into Ranger history while pushing the franchise into science-fiction horror territory. And at the center of the mystery are two characters perfectly suited to a story about the past refusing to stay buried: Andros, the Red Space Ranger, and Karone, the former Astronema who later became the Pink Lost Galaxy Ranger. Something is wrong aboard a strange satellite orbiting their home planet of KO-35. Rangers begin disappearing. A seemingly supernatural enemy is stalking the team. And a brand-new villain is prepa...