Super Stack Sunday: Go Go Power Rangers!
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Nerd Talk with Nate
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This week we talk a little bit about the untold, personal story of what happens to Jason, Kim, Trini, Zack, and Billy following in the days after they first became Power Rangers. Fighting evil is hard, but surviving high school may be even harder—welcome to real life in Angel Grove.
PUBLISHED BY: BOOM! Studios
Written by: Ryan Parrott
Art by: Dan Mora
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