Power Rangers: The Psycho Path Review

Alright ladies and gentlemen, this is the pull

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Jesse and I recorded the psychopath and time

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remember off the top of my head and off the top

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He passed away November 19th. 19th, that's, oh

God. Yeah. But regardless, so, you know, we'll

probably mention him a few times. I think it's

in reference to I talk about Soul of the Dragon.

And we just don't want you to listen and go,

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It's weird that they're not referencing that

it's not that we're glazing over it it just hadn't

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This is Jason David Frank and you're listening

to the GeekCast Radio Network. Hello and welcome

to The Pull Bag. This is episode 503. That's

right, folks. We are three episodes over 500.

I am, of course, TF2 and Mike. And today I've

got a psycho with me. Psycho gold! We had psycho

silver in the show and then we get psycho green

in the book. We never see a psycho gold. Yeah,

I don't know what a dark tray of euphoria would

be like. We kind of know what a dark Jason would

be like sort of kind of true That would be well

actually, you know what I don't want a psycho

gold I think we're good with the amount of psychos

that we have I go on the fence whether I wanted

the psycho greenback or not And okay. So here's

the thing folks. We're we're gonna be talking

about boom studios Power Rangers, the psychopath

and I remember the psychos. I remember the whole

art from in space, but I don't remember it. So

this was like a fresh whole new thing for like

the back of the book. The psycho Rangers are

back. Created by Caron when she was still the

evil astronomer, the psycho Rangers. We're programmed

with overwhelming hate for all things Power Rangers.

And it goes on and on and on. So you don't remember

the the psychos from in space or you don't specifically?

I don't. I mean, I know that they were there.

I know that they were evil clones of the Power

Rangers, but no, no, no. So OK, so I remember.

Yeah, I remember the psychos very vividly. I

was. So when space came out I was probably what

1314 I think maybe Yeah, but like the psychos

were the first thing since the original green

with evil trilogy that legit Made me a little

bit scared when watching the Power Rangers Like

I remember when that whole green with evil saga

came out Tommy was straight -up scary. Oh, yeah

as a kid and then you know We didn't really have

anything on that level until the psychos came

out because they truly were psychotic and we

don't really get a full backstory of them we

get that in the book, but like Astronoma creates

them and they're leech. She's using them to leech

power off dark specter Yep, and so there's this

whole saga of who's who's leeching my power.

Well, we're gonna we're gonna go out there and

the only reason that they actually don't murder

the power rangers is because like she pulls them

back to keep the power drain going and all of

this stuff but like they were I mean they were

freaking awesome they were as villains and then

they got brought back again in lost galaxy yep

because the only way they were able to really

like kill the psychos is to turn them in some

device and turn them into data cards. Yeah, the

data cards, yeah. Which is how they come back

both times. Yeah. You know what's crazy? What?

I was 18 when InSpace came out. I was about to...

Well, I wasn't about to graduate high school,

but that's a whole other story. Yeah. It was

close. But next year is 25 years of InSpace.

What the... Wow. Yeah. I just did the math on

that. I'm like, holy crap. Yeah, I, you know,

I wrote it so so not to deviate too much from

the book, but I remember there's a lot I didn't

like about space. But like, I remember like turbo

really kind of killing that vibe. I was also

getting a little older. So there were other things

that were interesting. But like, I remember Countdown

to Destruction and watching that and just going,

oh, holy crap. So like space, when I read that

they were coming out with the psychopath and

that they were doing this standalone, I was pretty

damn excited because I was like, all right, that's

a story that we need some continuation on. Yep.

And ever since you and I have been doing the

Power Rangers things, you've, and I agree with

you, you've always been about, we need. Closure

on this, we need closure on that. We need to

know what happened to the Zeo crystal. Where

is the damn stupid Zeo crystal? I'm still waiting

on that one. But as a whole, I do like these

little standalones that allow you to tell self

-contained stories while the Power Rangers comics

as a whole still deals with sort of the Mighty

Morphin. era and kind of that mythology, you

know, I don't need a full in space comic that

story mostly has been told. These little things

allow us to kind of go back and revisit that

the psychos path, the time force one, there's

now one that was very confusing and convoluted

for the Phantom Ranger. You know, so those little

things that those are I like that this is this

is a really good use of the comic book medium

to flesh out Power Rangers. Yeah, absolutely.

So The Psychopath is written by superstar writer

Paul Allor. People will know him from some of

his TMNT stuff that he's done with IDW. He wrote,

I believe he wrote Turtles in Time for them,

and he wrote some other stuff for them. Giuseppe

Caffaro is the illustrator. Marcelo Costa is

the colorist on this. And Marcelo has gone on

to superstardom of his in his own right with

radiant black and other things that they're doing

over image. So absolutely love, love Marcelo

at Duke Shire is a letter. Uh, Diego Galinda

is the cover artist. What do you think of the

main cover? The, the psychos coming up behind,

uh, Corona and Andros. I dig it, man. I, I love,

I love the main cover. I really like. the artwork

in this book because you know one of my chief

complaints sometimes on various artists with

some of these is listen I'm up for interpretation

of like characters and stuff you know when we

get like generic superheroes like you know we

get like Superman you know that started in the

comics there's movie versions but like this is

stuff that is taken from the television series

so It doesn't have to be exactly perfect to look

like the actors, but I need something close.

And I think they do a really good job of capturing,

for the most part, these characters without trying

to make them so perfect and particular. So I

think the artwork overall is really good in this

book. Yeah, I mean, this is a continuation, as

we've said, and as long as the Rangers' suits

look accurate to, you know, to it, that's fine.

You know, dramatic license is dramatic license,

but I still think Andros and Korone and all of

them kind of look like the actors. Yeah. And

I think that's, you know, I like that. Yeah.

You know, so... Yeah, I mean, I was really impressed

with the artwork and that I think it I think

that matters when you're because it keeps you

engaged in the story. Absolutely, especially

when they do things like electrocute Korone.

And I love that she does not go full astronomer

that it and it's so weird. And I'm going to mention

this now. Now, technically, I know Korone has

blonde hair, but. They turn her hair purple to

show, oh, this is the astronomer personality.

And I'm like, wait, is that glimmer from Shira?

Seriously, she has a pink top on and purple hair.

You know what, though? I didn't pick up on that

on, I think, my first reading. But as I was going

through it last night, I like that touch. I thought

that was pretty subtle. That was nice, especially

when she uses those powers. I like that. No,

I love it. I think it's great. Think it's awesome.

It's just one of those things for me where I'm

this type of person that would Because I've got

42 something years of geeked them under my belt

and all that. I'm like, oh crap It's like holy

crap. What's glimmer doing here? That's yeah,

so but no man, this is Interesting. I love but

like you said the art is great. I love the backgrounds

I love the effects like I said when they're electrocuting

her That looks just a badass panel right there.

Yeah, I mean, there's some really good, there's

some really good panels in here. Yep. Absolutely.

No, I agree. Absolutely. And the basis of the

story of this is the psychos want Astronoma back,

essentially. Which is, I had, so I had to, I

had to do, I don't know if they set it up and

I just overlooked it. So I had to do some, some

mental math in my head. So this story takes place

after Lost Galaxy because, spoiler, if you didn't

see Lost Galaxy, Corone ends up taking up the

mantle of the Pink Ranger after Kendrix is essentially

killed, even though her spirit kind of comes

back by the psychos. Yep. Which behind the scenes,

the actors who plays Kendricks was battling cancer

at the time and had to leave. And then originally

we were supposed to get Cassie back in that role,

but the negotiations fell through. Yeah. And

I like Caron in the role and I like the fact

that this takes, because again, so if you're

doing a, let's say this is the conclusion of

the overall story for these characters. And you

had that character in the next series. Yeah,

you would want to set this after it, not during

it or before it because it would be silly for

what happened to her in Lost Galaxy. So, yeah.

Yeah, no, I like that. I don't, you know, I don't

know if anybody, you know, behind the scenes

was like, oh, this would be a great way to give

her sort of a redemption arc, but it worked out

due to, you know, obvious circumstances. So this

takes place after that. And then obviously after

the, you know, most of the time, these books

are kind of a standalone, you know, they're tied

into the series, but they're not tied into Boom

Studios proper necessarily. Now this one, there

is a little continuity in that. And I forget

which issue but we covered it where there what

we find out there was an original team of Rangers

that Zordon created kind of haphazardly to fight

psycho green and so I did go back and reread

those comics to see how that battle ended with

him being trapped on the moon Yeah, I'm just

to kind of refresh myself. You don't need it,

but I think it is one of those things It's like

oh, yeah that that that kind of gives us a little

bit more backstory there So obviously it's after

that so that that's kind of where this whole

storyline takes place Yeah, and it's just It's

just so good. I Mean just having a comic be like,

oh you're corona, but wait, you're also astronomer.

Oh my god and You know, Andros and the rest of

the in -space, oh, we want you on our side, but

the Psycho Rangers are like, mother, we need

our mother back, oh my god. You know, the other

thing that I'm kind of curious about, and I would

assume this takes place before them, but I don't

know, and if it's even canon, but you know the

legendary battle in Super Megaforce, right? Yep.

They all come back. I'm assuming that this takes

place before that? Maybe not. There's no reason

it can't happen before or after that, but I'm

just remembering that moment in the show when

she looks up and she goes, I love being a ranger

and then morphs. So judging by where she kind

of is in that moment mentally, I imagine that

this kind of might take place between those two

events. No real reason why, because, you know,

obviously different set of writers, but that

would just in my head can and that's kind of

where it goes because When we find Caron and

like after you know, we kind of start off with

the psycho Rangers throwing a Planetary wide

temper tantrum trying to get her she's still

sort of in this like trying to come to terms

with Who astronomer was what she did who Caron

is and so she's in this sort of in -between kind

of Making peace with her past sort of thing.

Yeah, very very limbo ish I think it adds, you

know, it allows the comics are really good about

adding more realism, not necessarily darker,

but just more realism to where the show can't

get to because it's a kids show. Yeah, they can.

And that's what we've said the entire time is

that the comics can get down to the I can't believe

I'm pulling a Don Henley line out of here. Get

to the heart of the matter. Yeah, but you know,

I mean, and then the shows do it somewhat. They

don't do it exactly. Like you said, it's supposed

to be a kid's show. It's supposed to be like

in, well, it's 21, 22, 23 minutes, not counting

ads. You don't have a lot of time. That's why

I was really, really skeptical. And this is a

whole other conversation. Really, really skeptical

with dimensions in danger. I was like, how are

you going to, how are you going to do that? How

are you going to adapt that? Like, come on. That's

a little, well much. Well, you know, the, the

thing about, so the thing about the show and

it frustrates a lot of people who grew up with

it are still fans of that, um, is, you know,

again, at its heart, it's a kid's show. Saban,

uh, who's no longer in control now. It's Hasbro,

but Saban has, he's got a formula. that he sticks

to, has since day one. He doesn't, he doesn't

deviate that from that very easily. Because I

mean, the guy, listen, you know, it's 35 years

later, we're still talking about Power Rangers.

So, you know, love him, hate him, agree with

him, disagree with him, something worked. And,

you know, but one of those things is, you know,

he doesn't, he's not big on nostalgia unless

it sells toys. Yeah. you know and and sometimes

like he'll get away with you know he'll do a

little bit of fan service but he's not gonna

spend a lot of money on it which is usually which

is why you know in a lot of these reunion shows

you might get one or two back you know uh legendary

rangers in person back maybe or like in um i

don't remember if he was responsible for beastmorphers

if that was a soul if that was hasbro's first

one but you know that that anniversary episode

we got jason back Yeah, and only we got we got

everybody else in costume. Well, I got him back.

So yeah So, you know, so that's now that Hasbro's

and kind of doing their thing I don't know that

they'll deviate from that too much because I

was a toy company too, but we will see we're

you know this big this big anniversary There's

a lot of people coming back, which is really

exciting. So Yeah, everybody's freaking out and

then they're like, oh look at his patch. It's

okay. It's fine. And I'm just thinking Forget

the patch on his arm on his uniform. I just want

the damn frog zord back. That's all I want Anyway

anyway, yeah, so this this is very very cool.

This is Just so much in it. Mm -hmm. Yeah, this

Good. No, you got all the psychos. They don't

they're not just astronomers Monkeys in a barrel

or they're they're right. They're not they're

not just her lackeys kind of thing. They're actually

yeah, they're they actually have. Personalities

they want to beat the look they want names they

want this that they have wants and needs and

they are people now they're not the most. Best

of people since they're technically supposed

to be I mean in the beginning you know like the.

All of this battling between them and the space

rangers and all that before Caron's like, yeah,

I'm going to reprogram you. And then they're

like, oh, hell, hell, no, you're not bitch. You

ain't going to fix us. But I like that because

I like that. Again, that's the, that's the deepness

that the show can't get into. Like, oh my God,

you want to fix us. You want to, you want to

change us. Yeah. You want to. Yeah. So, okay,

so do we want to go kind of dive in to the story?

Because I've got more thoughts on the psychos,

but I want to wait till we get to that part of

the story, because it is very interval and I

have mixed feelings about a couple things. Okay,

yeah. But you know, we get started and I mean,

I love that we jump in right in the action, like

we're in KO35, they're shooting up the planet,

they want her, and then you get... like that

they're still ruthless, they're still psycho

there. I mean, she obliterates the guard that's

trying to keep Korot robbed. They obliterate

her right away to get to Koron. So you already

know up front that they mean business. And then,

you know, we also get we also get the in space

Rangers. We you know, they cut to them fairly

quickly on the Astro Megaship Mark two. They

don't say it, but according to Forever Red, it's

the Mark II. We even get Zane making an appearance.

I love that part of the story. We get along and

we find out Andrea still has some mixed feelings

about his reunion with Carone and what's going

on and her and all of that stuff. So I thought

that was a really solid way to start it. Yeah.

It is a very solid way to start it. It's again,

you want to start out somewhere where it's going

to capture the audience. I mean, again, you've

already mentioned it, but look at Forever Red.

Yep. It starts out with Andros hiding out at

the dinner party and then finding out the information

and then getting on his galaxy glider hang 10

and flying away. You know and that's that's what

you want here as well even in comic form Yeah,

so So yeah, so so we get started and then we

eventually cut back Psycho green is locking up

Korone or you know trying to Basically put a

put another Reprogramming on her turn her back

to astronomer. Yeah, you know And she starts

laughing at him. She's like, you know that's

funny you think that you have to do that yeah

um you know and we and here's why i say we don't

have to you know you don't have to go back and

read that arc from the boom studios power rangers

is uh you know he recaps a little bit of his

moon fight um with the unknown rangers um although

you can't really tell it looks like They kind

of drew the you know Mighty Morphin team that

we look like and not the grace sterling team

because you it You know, maybe that Red Rangers

female, but it is a little hard to tell so I

kind of wonder if they You mean you mean psycho

red or in space red so, you know on that panel

where he's telling her about, you know fighting

Oh, right panel and it's kind of they made it

ambiguous enough that it could be the the grace

team or if you don't know it could be the the

the Jason led Mighty Morphin team but I was like

huh was someone not up on that so I think it

is Jason's team because but they but Jason seems

not the one that fought green psycho Oh, that's

right. It was Grace's team. Yeah. So that's why

I'm trying to remember in the continuity of the

comic, because in the continuity of the comic,

Grace's team versus Jason's team, Grace's team

was 20 years before Jason's team. So that's what

I'm so it was 1973, not 1993. Yeah. So I'm trying

to remember. Okay. So they fought him and he

got he got trapped in the moon. You know, somehow

that and that's how, but he killed like three

of them, three or four of them. Yeah, in the

process. And so that set that chain of events,

but like, he doesn't pop back into the MMPR continuity

in any of that universe until now. Yeah, until

now, he's back. Yeah. So that's when he talks

about getting out of there and kind of figuring

out, oh crap, I've been asleep for a bit. I mean,

he kind of pulled a rate of repulsa. And it's

like, oh, all this crap has already happened.

So that's kind of his back up word. So that's

why you don't have to go back and read that storyline

if you don't want to. It is really good. But

because he recaps that a little bit for you here

and then You know mentions getting the the cards

which I I went back and watched the The episode

from Lost Galaxy and just to make I was like,

is that a continent didn't destroy the cards

turns out they didn't so Yeah, nice way to fix

that loophole and stay within continuity, so

I mean I'm already I love when they can do that

Absolutely, absolutely. Yeah, it's so good. Yeah.

So anyway, we continue on. There's this great

back and forth between, you know, they're kind

of having a who has the bigger evil dick kind

of thing. They're both sort of whipping it out

there. Which is kind of fun to see cuz you know,

you think you have the upper hand No, you do

and then I love that panel with her smile and

the purple hair. Yeah, so Bad like so evil Yep,

absolutely Absolutely evil and then we go to

psycho ranger boxing day Yes, absolutely You

know, they go they go back and forth and then,

you know, you find them sparring. So I guess

I guess this is a good spot to get into it. How

do you feel about seeing the psychos demorphed?

I. Because I never had an attachment to them

again, like I've already said, I barely remember,

like. I knew they weren't just your, like I've

said, they weren't just upgraded versions of

putties or they weren't Z putties or A putties

or B putties. They weren't anything like the

putties because they're actually people. I like

it. I think it's cool because again, you're not

trying to turn. Well, technically she is trying

to make them better eventually, but again, she's

not trying to do it. maliciously to the point

of, but to see that the psychos aren't just somebody's

army building kind of thing. Like they aren't

just like, at some point, I don't know what I'm

going to do this and I've been meaning to do

this. At some point I'm going to go on eBay and

I'm going to buy a bunch of horde trooper Funko

pops because horde trooper building for She -Ra

is a thing, but like that's not this. Right.

These are individual people, so we need to see

the individual personalities, especially since

we've already seen Psycho Green out of, like,

he's not just a, he's not just a Jim Carrey mask

that flips out at night and dances on things

and does whatever. You know, so I like it. I

think it's, it adds to the story and I think

it's really fun. Yeah, no, I certainly agree.

I just, I don't know. There's, there's. I think

to tell this story, you have to show them un

-morphed as like actual, for lack of a better

term, humans, even though most of them are, well,

they're all alien. So you have to show them as

like real beings and not just this sort of, which

I think it's good that you do that, but it does

make them a little less scary. Like I'm glad

on the TV show you never saw them un -morphed

because that... takes away a little bit of the

fear so i guess you know in that sense you do

have to do that but i was a little i guess i'll

say initially disappointing because i was like

oh they're not just human copies yeah yeah they're

not just jason copy trini copies that copy kimbrough

copy but which and i but i like that i think

that's good that adds to them That doesn't that,

because if you had it just be a copy, you'd have

the whole storyline of, well, which one is the

real one? Which one is the real personality?

We've gotten ad nauseam. So many fucking times

before. So yeah, no. So yeah, having them be

individual personalities, having them demorph

and seeing that again, they are actual people,

whether they're aliens or not, it doesn't matter.

You know, people are people. Yeah yeah so i so

i you know that was my kind i was kind of on

the fence about it i think you have to do it

to tell the story but absolutely do you know

but it's just interesting and. You know hearing

her talk about destroying these people and then

sort of rebuilding it up it kind of. You know

i don't know how much of this was all her how

much of this was dark specter you know. kind

of picking them and doing that. But it is again,

you get this sense of like just how awful and

how tortured these people were. And you kind

of, I'm glad that we didn't go way back and see

like their backstories individually of a strong

kidnapping them. We don't need that. Like, I'm

glad that she addresses it. Yeah all i need is

the one line she says right here it's been a

long time since i've seen these faces right that's

all we need to know the time has been like you

already said i've already said this takes place

after lost galaxy. So a lot of time has passed

and you know, that's all we really need. Now

I will say if boom studios ever did something,

cause I haven't been keeping up, I need to in

2023, my ultimate goal is to catch up with a

lot of stuff. And that's the thing I need to

catch up with. But if boom studios wanted to

do a psycho red one shot psycho blue ones, like

to show us the character, I mean, If they wanted

to, I'm saying they could. Again, Zeo Crystal's

story first. Yes, yes, yes. Then we'll get to

this. Mr. Crystal, yes, yes, yes. I understand.

But that's what I'm saying. Going off of your

point of we don't need their backstories in this

story because this is more of Psycho Green's

story, Korone's story. Slightly less of Andros's,

but he's there and he's her brother and all that.

We've seen enough of Andros. I mean, that's what

all of in space was. You're not wrong. I'm just

saying that I didn't want to just discount him

to say, like, he is also here and he is also

affected by what goes on in the story. But I'm

saying like in the future, if they wanted. To

do something with the psychos and explore their

personalities they could it just would need to

be separate from I'd rather I'd rather see something

about them where they go after this if that's

if yeah, they choose to do more with it, but

But speaking of Andros, you know after this initial

confrontation he and Zane are trying to follow

trying to rescue Caron falling back into that

sort of Trap that he fell into and all of power

rangers in space like you know my sister. I've

got a fight which I Don't know I He's the he's

probably my least favorite part of this book

not that I didn't want him in there. I just I

Don't know III There's not a lot of growth out

of him. You know whereas like I feel like Even

even though like a few times we see the other

Rangers I feel like there's a little bit more

character growth obviously as we've gotten time

Andros is falling into that but I got she's my

baby sister. I've got a Unresponsible for like

kind of thing and it's like dude. I Don't know.

He's he was kind of my but you need somebody

to tie the Power Rangers back in so he kind of

serves that role As a protagonist Yeah, and he

does it well. And again, like I said before,

I like the fact that Caron and Astronema are

treated as the same personality. So that way

you could have the character go either way. If

she's going to go full evil and join Psycho Green,

or if she's going to do the right thing and go

good and be Caron, you could have her do that.

Andros, at best he's... There as support like

you said he's there as the leader of the in space

Rangers even the in space, right? We we need

them here not saying we don't need them here.

We do but the heart of this is Korone and the

psychos and right there personalities So I think

the the space ring the in space Rangers are in

this like the right amount Yeah. And I will say

the other role that Andrews kind of plays is

when you're reading this, you do kind of get

it. They do a pretty okay job of, I mean, you

know, it's a Power Rangers comic, so you know

about how this has to end with Astronoma, anyway,

or Korone. But you do, they do a pretty good

job of sort of walking this line where there

are times where you're like, well, wait, is she

really going back to this? Is she kind of leading

more evil or, you know, and Andros is there to

kind of put those seeds of doubt in you because

he has those. So you're kind of traveling along

with him, kind of wondering, is she really bad

again? Is she kind of falling back into that?

Was she ever really good? So he does help you

kind of make that sort of question. So there

is a little bit of back and forth on that. But

we ultimately find out that their plan, now that

they're united, is to find this secret weapons

development lab of dark specters. And so they're

on this hunt to try to find it. And ultimately,

you find out green needs astronomer it, you know,

you think ultimately like, oh, it's about family.

And there probably is some but ultimately, though,

in his plan, he has to have her. Yeah, absolutely.

He does. you know and then we get into this fight

sequence with some of some older monsters that

are just sort of lurking around and we get this

really interesting panel they're fighting which

i don't understand why they didn't morph or at

least like psycho pink doesn't morph here the

other psychos do but she doesn't and so she gets

attacked and she ends up getting injured and

green is trying to get her to you know get caron

to essentially murder her so they can regrow

another one Yeah, and crew is like, No, that's

that's not who we are. Which creates this sort

of internal fight between what you know, there's

a little bit of that, like you mentioned earlier

of that. What does it mean to be real? Because

if you can just, you can just re engineer a new

one, then are they really real? Does that discount

their current experiences? Like, what does that

mean? And so She's kind of drawing a line in

the sand here, like, no, we're not just going

to... We're making progress. We're not just going

to start over every time someone gets a paper

cut. I mean, if that happened, humanity would

be in a very different place right now. Right?

There'd be bodies lying everywhere. Yeah, it

would be WALL -E except not actual... Well, it'd

be what WALL -E actually should have been, you

know, they never really show you. They never

really show you that, you know, you get that

building made out of... Do we really want to

see what's in that compressed garbage, really?

No, we don't. The corpses of everybody. That's

the other part of town that Wally just wasn't

working in that month. No, no, he wasn't. So

anyway, so yeah. What I love about this is even

though they have these battles and they had like

they had, they're going up against Psycho Green

and he's kind of the main baddie of the book.

Because Caron is the second Pink Ranger here.

I love how she and Psycho Pink have a connection.

Again, showing you that the Psycho Pink character

is not just. A carbon copy of whatever like yeah,

I absolutely love that. I think that is so cool.

Well, and I like so one thing that and and we

don't know this so I don't I don't know if Caron

still has her lost Galaxy powers. I mean obviously

by the end of the legendary battle with Super

Megaforce. She or she does so we can assume maybe

she's does that but I like to think that she

does. but she's consciously not doing it because,

as is mentioned in these next couple of panels

when she's fighting with Psycho Red, the mere

mention of Rangers will set them off. And so

I think she knows if she were to morph and use

her Power Ranger powers, it would pretty much...

I mean, that's like offering an alcoholic a beer.

I think she's very aware of that. But she does

morph. Oh, wait, no, that is a cat. No, that's

Cassie. Oh, yeah. Wait, no, hold on. Hold on

a second. Yeah, that's Cassie. That's not that's

not okay. Oh, God. I'm losing my mind here. I

Look, dude, there's three Pink Rangers in this

book and I'm like, wait a minute But that's something

she never does and yeah, you know and so You

know, so it kind of leads to that exchange and

I'm like, you know what that's That's very smart

on her part to not see what you want them to

trust you. So kind of throwing out there that

you are a full -fledged Power Ranger. Probably

not the best way to go. And she already has one

personality to deal with. Yeah. Like, I'm not

saying her morphing creates a third, like this

isn't the judgment. This isn't, this isn't like

Harvey Dent creating a third personality or something.

I'm saying that she doesn't need the added pressure

of. Oh, holy shit, Astronom is a Power Ranger

now. Oh my God, we have to kill her. We don't

want her back. We have to kill her. So, you know.

So it kind of undercuts that. And then, you know,

you were talking about her connection with Psycho

Pink. You know, that's really good storytelling

because they have this great exchange in the

infirmary bed about why I didn't reprogram you.

And then this was a really interesting touch.

to try to get them to connect a little bit with

humanity and morality. She has them watching

Westerns, which I thought was, okay, that's really,

you know what, it is very, not just, it's not

just a black and white movie, but yeah, those

old school Westerns were very, this is right,

this is wrong. So, I mean, it's a good way to

introduce those sort of morality bits. Yeah,

no, absolutely. I mean, as, as boring as I find

old school Westerns, because they just stand

there and it takes forever to get. It would be

like if I in the editing somehow figured out

over, you know, I started using my slow mo and

I, I just started slowing our voices down and

we started talking like this. No, don't do that.

But yeah, no, I mean, showing them that again,

it reminds. Oh God. It reminds me of, I know

everyone hates this movie and that's fine. I

don't, but we're also coming up on the 30th anniversary

of that film too. But next year is 30 years of

TMNT3. Reminds me of Casey showing the oriental

guards. This is hockey. Oh, hockey. Me like hockey.

You know, it reminds me of that. And it's again,

you're right. She, what she is trying to do is

she is trying to show them that there is a path

that they can choose. I'm not going to sit here

and say it's a better path, but there is a another,

like. You don't have to be used for evil. You

don't have to be evil. If you choose to like

psycho green, he evil, like there ain't no coming

back from that. So, you know, the thing is though

is. She does, and this is where, again, they

kind of leave it a little ambiguous at first,

you know. She's talking to them about how to

be a different kind of evil, because they were,

and I think they say it later, like they were

blunt instruments. She's teaching them about

finesse, which is what astronomer was. You know,

she says, I'm trying to show them a better way

to accomplish their goals. And, you know, because

green. Green sees through this a little bit.

Green wants an army. He calls it a family, but

in his mind, they're the same. He's working on

trying to repair that machine in case he needs

to actually brainwash. There's a good exchange

where you kind of find out some of them are drinking

the Caron Kool -Aid and Yellow's kind of on the

fence about it. You know, and then we get kind

of a montage of her, you know, teaching them

non -lethal techniques. And we see it kind of

pay off where they finally get the information

they need. And then, you know, in the luckiest

bit of exposition ever, the Andros just happens

to stumble upon the planet they're currently

on. Yep. I was like, okay, dude, space is not

that small. Seriously Seriously, yeah Well, I

mean it works for the story I mean you would

think that again he he's trying to find her he's

trying to Help her the best he can kind of thing

and I mean It's not like he went next door to

ko -37 in a row well, that's you know I don't

know if they give the the actual name of this

planet so it might be K .O. 63. It's the Sugar

Planet. That's where everyone in K .O. 35 goes

over to borrow a cup of sugar. So they get down

there, they're fighting, all that stuff. Andros

sneaks aboard the ship, a la Andros style. And

so then we get this sort of, Green sounds the

alarm. Caron's trying to figure out what the

hell Green's doing. And so this is kind of the

Psycho's first test of what do you do when you

see a Ranger? You start shooting at them. Pretty

much. This whole sequence is really interesting

because I'm like, how big is this damn ship?

Because they're going and he's trying to rally

up the troops and... Green runs into them and

then runs away and so I'm like, well, how big

is this ship that they can essentially hide,

have this long drawn out conversation of are

you good? Are you bad? Are you not? All this

stuff. What are you doing? I can't believe you.

And no one runs in there and starts shooting

until, well, no one runs in there and starts

shooting. Yep. But she sort of explains how it's

her responsibility. She's trying to she's trying

to fix this, you know, she fucked them over She

needs to do this as part of her redemption You

know which Andrews and I will say rightfully

so is like they tried to murder us They almost

did yeah several times. Are you crazy? Yeah Yeah,

so he does have a good point. Yeah. No, he does

have an excellent point And I think he does bring

up they killed a pink ranger like they straight

-up murdered Kendrick's no matter how you look

at her soul coming back whatever I don't remember

how they retconned that but they fucking killed

her So he does kind of have a point where he's

he's coming from like yeah, yeah And I love the

exchange between the two of them as we get further

along with, you know. You know, he says, you

know, I'm your family, I'm this, I'm that. They

shouldn't be your family. Right. And she throws

it back in his face. Really, you of all people

don't understand. They were people just like

me they were destroyed broken and reprogram just

like me they were turned into weapons just like

me and you know. She basically. You have to say

she does a really good job of drawing the same

parallels because and this didn't occur to me

till just now but like the way he's treating

her about trying to redeem the psychos is a little

bit about is a little bit like the Power Rangers

when he was trying to redeem astronomer especially

after like Dark Spectre put the like robot and

you know That really terrible red wig and she

never got any more, you know those cybernetics

in there, you know They kind of the Power Rangers

kind of wrote her off and Andros refused to and

so There is a little bit of a parallel there.

I didn't really catch that until just now So,

you know her calling him a hypocrite makes sense

Absolutely, and she goes on to say I can lie

to everyone else but I won't lie to you and we

get the reveal of She could not it wasn't right

for her to reprogram that yeah that anyway and

yeah, yeah Before we get there though, you know,

we have this greens kind of trying to use this

as an example to Get the psychos back on kind

of on his side and we get my Favorite panel in

this entire thing Let's go psycho. I love that

morphing call. Yep. Oh, I love that panel. It's

so good. And so it harkens harkens back to those

psycho battles in Power Rangers in space. Yep.

And I do like this is again, this is really good

writing. They show that the psychos have learned.

a lot over the course because, you know, you

have that panel of yellow fighting blue and,

you know, him calling it out like, wait, what

a minute, what the hell's going on? Normally

it's, we got like some blue on blue action here.

Nope, not this time. You know, their whole strategy

is changed and, so, good writing on their part,

you know. of kind of showing how far they've

come since the Rangers last song. Yep. Yeah,

absolutely. And it's it's red, black, yellow,

blue and pink who are all fighting. And what

I like about this book is that we that's the

only morph we get in the entire series. Yeah.

That's the only and honestly, that's the only

one we need because this is the psychopath we

do again The in space Rangers love them love

all the characters. They're fine. Whatever But

they are secondary to the main plot and they

are you know Yeah, which is which kind of goes

back to what we said in the beginning like this

would never This would never play out In the

context of the TV show or anything because the

formula in Power Rangers and and and again it

works because not to go too far on a tangent

but. You know the movie remake that came out

I enjoyed it but one of my biggest criticisms

and one of the reasons why I think it failed

to kind of set off that. Ranger world reboot

is we don't get an actual morph until about halfway

through the movie yeah you know we don't get

Power Rangers like the suits all of that until

a half to two -thirds in the movie and when you

go to see a Power Rangers show movie whatever

That's a problem that that's why that formula

we don't get zords till the very end for a little

bit You know Whereas in this book you can get

away with that a little bit because you have

psycho fight scenes and stuff in there But you

don't need the full Ranger thing. That's why

you know, I think this works so well as a book

I don't know whatever whatever get an opportunity

to translate because of how little More faction

we get, you know, yeah Yeah, they would have

to add morphing sequences or something. The thing

is, and I just, I mean, I've kind of, I've read

this book multiple times over the last couple

of months. The in space Rangers, they're not,

they are the good guys. They're not the bad guys

or anything else, but it's, as I said, they are

second. The psycho Rangers are the Rangers of

this book. So that's the only morph sequently.

If you want to add another one, like when they

do later, if you want to add another one for

the final battle, fine. But the fact that we

only got one, let's go psycho. That's fine with

me because they are the stars of this book and

it's exploring, even though, and we've already

said this, even though they don't explore too

much of each of their individual characteristics,

we get enough. And it works. It just works. You

know what's interesting though? I will again,

I you know, this book kind of for a Power Rangers

book is fairly complex because what I'll say

is the Rangers aren't necessarily the good people

in this book. They are the good guys. Yeah, because

yes, the psychos might kill them. Yes, the psychos

have done bad things, but you know, Korone is

trying to redeem them and they're trying to outright.

murder the psychos. So it is an interesting flip

in dynamic there. And I won't say that, uh, that

the Power Rangers are necessarily wrong, you

know? Yeah, they're not. That's, um, you know,

I can't say that they're incorrect in their logic,

but they are sort of the bad guys. They're taking

that, you know, they're taking that, that stance

there, whereas Corona is kind of that No, no

one's beyond redemption and that sort of Power

Rangers vein But what got me and what was really

interesting and I'm glad you kind of you know

alluded to where that how the book kind of ends

but like We finally get in Caron and Andrews

get into greens secret room and we get access

to their key cards and Caron's plan is To reprogram

them to essentially have more empathy. Yeah,

and then kill them and then regrow more empathetic

psychos, which is very opposite the way she was

before. So it's like, okay, wait a minute. This

is, I don't know. I was like, well, that's a

really interesting choice, especially if she

fries her brother, not wanting to. Well, the

thing is here, I'm looking at the panel where

it's her versus Pink and Pink is like, we're

not good enough. That's why she's trying to save

us, to make us worthy of her, blah, blah, blah,

blah, blah. As you go through this panel, you

see the anger on Psycho Pink's face and the sorrow

on Carone's face. And she holds the gun up and

she's still kind of frowning at her. psycho pig

just screams at her do it you know you know and

it's like yeah and you know we're kind of skipping

over you know what is some really good battle

sequences between the power rangers and their

battle sequences yeah no it is really no the

greatest piece of the battle sequence of this

entire book Is when psycho pink shows up and

shoots psycho green in the back. Oh, yeah. No,

I mean, it's fantastic. Yeah. You know, the whole

battle sequence, kind of like I said, it's it's

a great example of how they've changed, not just

from a moral standpoint, but like they're smarter.

They're more dangerous now, the way they trap

the Power Rangers, all that good stuff. Yeah.

But then, you know, we kind of cut back into

this again, this moral dilemma of OK. I've reprogrammed

you to be more empathetic. I just got to murder

you. And honestly, I was kind of that line that

you said, we're like, no, we're not good enough.

That's the point. Like, man, that just kind of

hurt because that's kind of countering, you know,

Quran's been trying to teach them that they could

be better, you know, that they should be better

and All of this, you know, back and forth. And

yeah, when Psycho Pink turns on green, I think

it's great. And that's when we learn she finally

took a name. You know, she the whole story, Karon's

been trying to get them to take names and they

resisted. But so she's Nakria. You know, so she

takes that name, which kind of signifies that

she is an individual, which I think Is a significant,

you know is is very significant in that it tells

her own I can't They have progressed they have

become good enough and it would be wrong for

me to kill them and reprogram them and regenerate

them and All of this back and forth this I mean,

it's a very deep sort of moral dilemma Yeah,

and we're led to believe that she murders them

outright to regrow them and we get this this

one panel which again kind of talking about like

parallels between the psychos and and in space

we get this panel of her carrying uh andros with

the psycho ship layering off in the distance

a la um countdown to destruction where he's carrying

her out of that ship yep if you remember right

so that was a really nice nice um throwback but

then you know yeah then we get this ending where

she tells Andros the truth about what she actually

did. Yeah. And it's, it's good because, you know,

if they, yeah, I mean, it's just really, really

good. Um, you know, I, I, and I like that ending.

I don't know if I would have been comfortable

if I would have enjoyed this if The original

you know if she had murdered them all and then

regrown them I because it just would have been

so counterintuitive to the message of the book

Yeah, so I like that and I actually really like

Andrews his reaction here. I know I you know,

he's not been my favorite part, but I think this

is one of those times where His rigidity is justified

here because she's taking a risk with his life.

Yep and Yeah Yeah, I mean, she's taking a risk

with his life and just like, you know, again,

this is very mirror to what in space was and

to what lost galaxy was, and it's a good. Reflect

like it also reminds me of how bad the reflection

was in Captain End's mirror world where where

they had to save Lana's father. Yeah, there's

evil very, you know, it's the whole mirror verse

thing has been done before. It's been done much

better in other things. And I'm not saying that

this is bad at all. I'm saying that this story

completely mirror because again, Korone and the

psychos are supposed to be the heroes. Because

she, like you already said, she's trying to teach

them there is another way. We're not saying that

it's better or worse or whatever. We're just

trying to show you that two paths diverge in

a yellow wood, you know? Hey, anytime I can bring

out the frost, man. Well, I think the real thing

with Korone though is I think what she's trying

to do. I think she is trying to show them that

there is a better path. But I think she's trying

to take these individuals that she destroyed

and help them and help make them into something

better than what she created. And at least allow

them to be actual individuals and not just these

blunt instruments driven purely on hatred of

the Power Rangers. Yeah. Because that's all they

were. That's why that ultimately led to their

destruction was their single minded obsession

with the Power Rangers. And so by giving them

more personality, uniqueness, individuality,

yes, she does make them More dangerous but she

also allows them to choose their own path even

if that is. Of the evil sort or maybe maybe not

I don't know and we find out toward the end here

from psycho green. The all of their names we

got not create a axe which is hilarious because

the blue the blue psycho and his love of his

acts virtual. And photon. And but we never. We

never hear that if yellow picked one hmm interesting

because because he does he says You know, it's

it's going to be my absolute It's going to absolutely

break my heart as I whisper their new names and

I snap their necks One and axe Virgil and photon

and yellows sweet smart yellow So I guess she

doesn't end up taking a name but but again her

choice Yep and I know this is wrong of me, but

when I saw Nakria's name, I'm like, and I know

this is, I know Paul, this is just me inferring.

So this is my fault. Not hit, not the right Nakria,

not Korea, North Korea. Really? Did not go there.

You know how I am. I always have to go to overall.

I love this book. I think this book is really

awesome. Yeah, from the art to the writing to

the to the lettering to the how it's edited and

put together It's a story that every Power Rangers

fan should read and It's just fun It is and I

like the way it ends with the psychos kind of

going off and charting their own path And that's

why I think I don't need any more of their backstory.

It's It's so my general feeling on prequels.

Mm -hmm Unless it's gonna make me look at the

source material differently, it's not necessary.

Like, a great example of a prequel that did that

was Rogue One. Rogue One made me appreciate A

New Hope in a completely sort of different way.

It didn't change the experience for it, but I

did kind of get a heavier sense of what had just

happened. And for me, I don't remember. So I,

we covered Rogue One here on the Geekcast Radio

Network a couple of years, like a number of years,

whenever it originally came out, we covered it.

So that was what? 2015, 16, 17. I would say it

was pre -COVID, so. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, but

I don't remember, the only thing I remember from

that movie is the ending. That's all. So I need

to go back and I need to re -watch that movie,

but I'm not going to do that until I watch Andor

first, because Andor is the prequel to Rogue

One with his character. Generally, prequels,

I don't... For me, if I was setting this up and

I was going to bring the entire creative team

back, if they wanted to come back and do this,

I would say to them, create. a story for each

of the psychos that has them in a present day

battle. And then the final issue would be them

teaming up would be a collaborative issue, but

the rest of the issues would be them fighting

whatever villain it is, whatever small, and then

obviously the big thing would be, oh, make my

monster grow or whatever. But in their individual

issues, have them be in the present. but also

have it do a flashback to like kind of show like

where they came from, but where they are now.

I don't know. It's, I don't know. Cause here's,

here's what I'm afraid of. The psychos are fucking

terrifying, man. So like what you get from this

book is you get a little bit of understanding

with them and a little bit of humanity, but I

don't think it's enough. to take away that terrifying

aspect from in space. When you give them a prequel

and you make them victims, which is, I mean,

which is what they are, but when you really kind

of draw out that they're more victims of astronomer,

it takes a little bit away from that in space.

And I don't need that. I don't want that. I love

that. Yeah. Well, so. because they all have personalities

and they all are people now and they had personalities

from the start apparently what I want like again

you're right we don't technically need a prequel

with those characters what I'm saying is like

show how maybe how I mean I get what you're saying

like like have a current, like you learn a little

bit about what they're doing after this book,

but you have flashbacks in there. So the flashbacks

now that I'm thinking, I'm just thinking about

this and it is what it is, but like the flashback

could be like Caron's or astronomer's process

of creating each one. Like why was blue this?

Why was green this? Why was pink this? And then

you stick with them in the present day to show

stories of them trying to find their way in the

world as individuals and as a team. I don't know.

Yeah, I don't know. It is what it is. But I do

like that little extra bit at the end because

we never really got an origin of Psycho Green,

which Psycho Green was like the test. Psycho.

Yep. And so we get that and we find out that

the supersonic Rangers this group that we We

don't know much about although we do see them

a little bit in The legendary battle. Yeah, we

do get a little bit of that. So that's not kind

of a new thing that they invented Obviously,

it's really just one of the older sent eyes that

were never turned into Power Rangers. Yeah But

so we see this group of Rangers and then we find

out that the green psycho is a corrupted Power

Ranger Yep, who murders his friends in cold blood

and then Dark specter turns him uses that and

sort of manipulates him into the green psycho.

Yep Which I thought was it was a well Yes, but

he went willingly. I don't think - Oh, no, no,

yeah, no. Yeah, no. I make the side -handed comment

that it's essentially Tommy in space, but no,

it's absolutely not. It's a completely different

thing. But yeah, no. Yeah, psychopath folks,

check it out from Boom Studios. Anything else

you want to say about this one? Absolutely love

it. I mean, it is - I think it is one of the

absolute best standalone series. You know, I

like Soul of the Dragon. I think that was kind

of a fun thing, but I think as far as necessity,

I think this is the gold standard of what Boom

should do as it relates to all the other Power

Rangers series, is take something like this,

create a standalone, Let us revisit this world.

Give us a little bit of closure and answer a

couple of questions that were unanswered and

then move on. That's what this is. That's what

they all should be. Absolutely. Absolutely. All

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white ranger tiger power go white ranger go white

ranger go white ranger go white ranger right

now alright folks we are back here on episode

503 of the Whole bag zero to five, sir. What

are you gonna give it? Oh, I'm gonna give it

a fucking five. Yep Again, I thought artwork

was solid story solid They I mean it knocked

it out of the park. I mean, I really don't have

Any huge criticisms of this book at all. I enjoyed

it from start to finish. It's a complex story

like I Don't know how you could have been done

it better Yeah, I was surprised. I usually have

one or two nitpicks or one or two things that

really irk me in books and things like that.

There wasn't a dang thing in here that stood

out to me that was like, oh my God, why did they

do that? Or, oh my God, why was that art choice

made? Or, oh my, why did they say this line?

It was none of that. It was just a purely fun,

awesomely written and drawn comic. Fives all

around. Yeah, it's definitely worth a pick up.

I have it in actual like trade paperback. You

know, when I first heard they were doing this,

I was a little nervous because the Psycho Rangers,

they're iconic. And they're also very two dimensional.

And so it's like, well, how do you get that essence

and then actually make them full fleshed out

characters? And they did. Yeah. Yeah, Mr. Allure

was thinking very fourth dimensionally, wasn't

he? Yes. All right, folks. You got anything you

want to promote? I know you're not really in

the promoting business anymore, but is there

anything you want to talk about? Anything you

want to bring up? Anything you want to shout

out before I run through the closing? No, I got

nothing. I got... I got some Power Rangers comics

that I'm, you know, diving into. I'm 3D printing

out some Power Ranger fun stuff and otherwise

just living my life off the grid. Well, not really

off the grid, but, you know, not in the media

world anymore. All right, folks. Oh my throat.

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realize why it confuses you, because they're

using time and space. Don't do that, folks. Just

follow Doc Brown, or if you're not old enough

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did in Endgame, please. Yeah. Morty! Morty! For

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