Tag: Erica D’urso

[Comic Review] Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #114

Ben Odinson

Good morning heroes, today is another Wednesday, so new comic titles are hitting stands right now. Currently, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #114 is one of the releases for today, and this is our review for it. However, we are going to switch things up, and discuss the issue more in-depth, so this will not be spoiler free! As a result, please keep in mind that when progressing further fans should read this at their own discretion. So, for those wanting to avoid spoilers, we suggest returning to this review after…

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[Comic Review] Inferno Girl Red Book One #3

Ben Odinson

Good morning, Heroes! Today, we have our review for the final chapter in Inferno Girl Red Book One with its third issue. So, we are set to conclude this character’s current arc, and I am excited to how this series will end. For the most part, I have really enjoyed this series, and I hope its tokusatsu aspects brings in more fans. However, newcomers should not worry too much, as I expect this Book One will be compiled into a graphic novel. Anyway, enough with my introduction, let us get…

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[Comic Review] Inferno Girl Red Book One #2

Ben Odinson

Good morning, Heroes, today we are back with another comic book review from Image Comics. So, many readers should expect that we are going to be returning to the Massive-Verse by this article’s title. This time will be following up on the story of Inferno Girl Red, specifically with Inferno Girl Red issue 2. Anyway, with the introduction out of the way, let us jump into this comic book review…   Comic Credits Artist: Erica D’urso Background Assistant: Lorenzo Tammetta Colorist: Igor Monti Color Assist: Sabrina Del Grosso Design: For…

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[Comic Review] Inferno Girl Red Book One #1

Ben Odinson

Hello there Heroes, today is going to be exciting, as we are looking at Inferno Girl Red Book One #1. For those unaware, the book is heavily inspired by tokusatsu, featuring talents associated with the Power Rangers and Ultraman comics. So, for my friends that huge tokusatsu fans, I can only sing the praises of Inferno Girl Red. From reading this review or the book, anyone should be able to notice how clear as day its references are. Anyway, with the introduction out of the way let us jump into…

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