Joe Anthony Myrick (or JAM) is a comics writer who specializes in, of course, covering the big figureheads of the industry (Marvel and DC), as well as lesser-known indy parties and some personal favorites like BOOM! Studios.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary The original Power Rangers antagonist Rita Repulsa has finally suffered a permanent fate 31 years after being introduced. Dating back to Mighty Morphin's "Day of the Dumpster" pilot episode, Rita has spent years tormenting the citizens of Angel Grove with world domination on her mind.
The Rangers retaliate by putting a stop to the fiendish couple for good, along with the rest of evil. This issue flashes back to Rita's final moments, finally offering a scenario where the Bandora Witch dies by a Ranger's hand.
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