Kimberly Ann Hart

Few characters arrive in comics already carrying the weight of a cultural phenomenon behind them, and Kimberly Ann Hart made her four-color debut in 1994 courtesy of creators Don Markstein and Gray Morrow in Saban's Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #1 from Hamilton Comics. She's been a fixture of the Power Rangers comic universe ever since, with appearances stretching across nearly three decades through titles like Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and Saban's Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Saga. In the pages of these adventures she keeps vivid company with the likes of Billy Cranston and her fellow Rangers — the Red, Yellow, Black, and Pink — making for some of the most colorful ensemble action of the Modern Age. For fans who want to trace the full comics legacy of one of the franchise's most beloved figures, Kimberly Ann Hart's 24-issue catalog footprint is a genuinely rewarding place to dig in.