Yellow Ranger

Few characters capture the electric energy of early 1990s franchise comics quite like Yellow Ranger, who burst onto the page in 1994's Saban's Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #1 courtesy of creators Don Markstein and the legendary Gray Morrow. Published by NBM during the height of the Power Rangers phenomenon, this Copper/Modern Age figure shares adventures with a memorable roster that includes Kimberly Ann Hart, Trini Kwan, Jason Lee Scott, and their color-coded counterparts across titles like Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and Saban's Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Saga. While the catalog appearances are select rather than sprawling, the character's presence stretches across a remarkable 28-year publishing window — a testament to the enduring pull of the world they inhabit. For collectors tracing how pop-culture juggernauts translated to the comics page in the mid-'90s, Yellow Ranger is a colorful and genuinely fun piece of that history.