If you're missing the early-nineties days of yore, however, the team at Darth Blender has compiled a video using the audio from the upcoming Power Rangers with footage from the 90s TV series--and it takes us all the way back to Angel Grove, forcing us to acknowledge how far we've come in television effects in the process.

This week's picks include a lot of superhero pulls: Civil War II, All-New Wolverine, Spider-Women Event Omega, and more!

Kelly Thompson is amazing at taking characters we think we know and reinterpreting them for a new audience. She's done stellar work on both Jem and the Holograms for IDW (bringing those characters back to glorious life with artist Sophie Campbell) and A-Force for Marvel (with artist Ben Caldwell). Now, she's doing it over at BOOM! Studios with Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Pink!

It's Tuesday, and you know what that means: another edition of Pull Wisely, our weekly recommendation list of comics.

BOOM! Studios' Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers comic is already doing really well, as issue 0 is already on its third printing since January, and the pre-orders for Issue #1, which comes out next month, are already at over 100,000 copies. Now, BOOM! is giving one of the Rangers her own book. Get ready for Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Pink!

Welcome to this week's Pull Wisely, where TMS editors Jessica Lachenal, Maddy Myers, and Yours Truly get together to compile a list of comics we think you should check out on Wednesday. So, what's tickling our fancy this week? Check out our picks below!

There's been so much going on in Power Rangers land, from a reboot film, to a Netflix show, and coming in 2016, an awesome-looking comic from BOOM! Studios. The publisher already released some pretty sweet cover art back in September for the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers comic But today, BOOM! released a look at some additional art and character designs for our favorite teenagers with attitude!

There have been rumors that the new movie might branch out from the history and change the names of the Rangers altogether, but the official Power Rangers Twitter account just quashed all of that talk.

The Power Rangers reboot has finally completed casting its core team with today's announcement that Becky Gomez will play the role of the Yellow Ranger.

Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers is currently celebrating its twenty-second season. God I feel old.

Following close on the heels of yesterday's news that Ludi Lin will play the Black Ranger in the upcoming Power Rangers movie reboot, today we've learned that RJ Cyler will play the Blue Ranger.

The Power Rangers movie reboot announced the casting for the Black Ranger today, and it's Ludi Lin -- a relative unknown who didn't appear on the original short list of rumored Black Ranger potentials.

According to The Heat Reporter, Terra Nova and The Martian actor Naomi Scott has been cast in the role of Pink Ranger for the upcoming Power Rangers movie.

As we scrutinize the potential casting choices for the upcoming Power Rangers reboot, let us remember: they'll never look just like the original cast. That is to say, the original cast from Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger (pictured above), the Japanese show from whence Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers borrowed both inspiration and reams of fightin' footage.

Power Rangers recently got a gritty reboot, a film deal, and now some extremely rad covers for its Boom! comic!

No character is capable of achieving that level of complexity while written under the assumption that a female character becomes more interesting by giving them typically masculine traits.

The casting call for the planned Power Rangers feature film has made its way to the internet, and the results look mighty interesting. The film will follow the core cast from the original American seasons of the show, and these character descriptions look like they've taken this super-powered teen team in a different direction.