Parrott said he looked to both the Batman franchise and Marvel's recent Dawn of X relaunch for inspiration in how to build multiple titles around the same status quo. Otherwise, it just felt like everybody was going to get the short end of the stick." actually have enough room, to have a little bit of character and plot and actual backstory would be a little bit better. Some of them, Adam would get to say 'Hi,' and 'Isn't that a great idea?', and then that would be all he did in an issue." Parrott continued, "So it just felt maybe now if we wanted to see the Omega Rangers in action, which I think I felt we did, it seemed if we could split the books and have one focused on one team, one focused on the other, and allow them to exist in the same universe and interact wherever we wanted to. I realized with the new Omega Rangers, I think I had 47 or 48 characters per issue that I had to deal with, and there's only 22 pages in the book. "I've been writing Mighty Morphin for a few years now. Why did Parrot need two books to cover the same status quo? "I think part of it was just simply to keep my sanity," Parrott told IGN. But now, both Mighty Morphin and Power Rangers are set in the same Season 2-era time period. Previously, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers was published alongside Go Go Power Rangers, with the latter jumping back to explore the team's earliest adventures. Why the Power Rangers Needed a RelaunchWhile this isn't the first time BOOM! has published two monthly Power Rangers comics, this is the first time both books are taking place concurrently.
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