Jason Lee Scott

Few characters carry the weight of a franchise's founding energy quite like Jason Lee Scott, who burst onto the comics page in 1994's Saban's Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #1 — brought to life by creators Don Markstein and Gray Morrow at the dawn of a pop-culture phenomenon. A Copper/Modern Age hero published by NBM, Jason anchors a world where he shares adventures with beloved figures like Kimberly Ann Hart and Trini Kwan across titles including Saban's Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Saga. His catalog presence stretches a remarkable 28 years, a testament to the enduring pull of the Power Rangers universe on comics readers. If you're tracing the printed history of one of the most recognizable franchises of the '90s and beyond, Jason Lee Scott is exactly where the story begins.