Instagram || Twitter || Facebook || Amazon || PinterestOne of my favorite documentaries is a series called The Toys That Made Us, and they did an episode on the My Little Pony toys, which was actually Hasbro's first major toy line for girls. The My Little Pony franchise is very near and dear to my heart, because I grew up watching the original My Little Pony Tales , a show that, like Care Bears, alternated between saccharine sweetness and some surprisingly dark storylines, case in point:

This review is going to be biased, as I'm pretty much MLP obsessed. Okay, I'll admit it, I'm a Pegasister. It's just one of those programmes that I used to sit and watch as a six year old, and, collect all the merchandise for. Twenty-eight years later, I STILL collect the merchandise and watch the TV show and I'm totally unashamed about that. This first installment is so incredibly cute. It features my favourite pony, Twilight Sparkle, and she rocks in this! We see a side of her that one isn't u...

Seeing a My Little Pony review just now reminded me of an internet challenge that once resulted in a fair amount of wasted time in my circle of friends. If you look at the IMDB demographics page for My Little Pony: The TV Movie, you'll find that it gets an average vote of 5.1 from men and 7.4 from women, making a difference of 2.3. So here's the challenge: can you find a movie with a larger difference between the male and female ratings? It's remarkably hard.__________________________________Ant...

See more reviews at YA Midnight ReadsThis was probably biased as I am a pegasister...but let the 13 year old have some fun, right? I was first introduced to My Little Pony, Friendship is Magic when last year from my little sister. And I am SO grateful for that as now, from looking at my Twilight Sparkle Avatar, I am a pegasister to the heart and would kill for anything MLP. Thanks to a very lovely person on GR, I found this awesome book on NetGalley. I practically freaked out. What made me also

4.5 starsI have been a big fan of the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic T.V. show for quite some time now. For me, the friendship between the six amazing ponies and their unique personalities are always fun to watch. So when I got accepted to read the first volume in the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic comic series I squeed with joy.*Squee!And then after the squee-fest, I read the comic. And omg, I loved it!The story begins with the changeling queen, Queen Chrysalis turning every pony in P...

I had a lot of fun reading this. It's awesome to just relax and read something refreshing and cute every now and then.

This is one book I thought I wouldn't read. Comic books for me are all about superheroes and magical ponies are just not my cup of tea. But since I got it for free from iTunes as its book of the week, I might as well give it a try.I must admit that it was a better read than I expected. One has to look beyond the magical ponies and to see that this was a sword and sorcery fantasy story similar in vein to the genre of books that I enjoy. It's about friendship, loyalty and being able to look into t...

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Originally posted on The BiblioSanctum:If you have not yet come to understand the hype behind the current incarnation of My Little Pony, then I will explain it briefly: MLP has changed significantly from its days of rainbows and unicorns. It now has plot and character development driving episodes that deal with all sorts of relevant topics, including prejudice, compromise, overcoming fears, self confidence, perseverance and more in a manner that treats kids like they have actual brains in their

The rating for this one should be put into relation - it is really good for what it is. Namely, a comic book based on a kid's show that grew into somewhat of a phenomenon. I just struggle to rate it this high if I look at other ratings I have done. This rating is mostly in relation to how much I enjoyed this comic book opposed to how good I think it objectively is. And I enjoyed it very much.This was a fun little romp that is utterly enjoyable if you like the colourful dainty world of Equestria....

How to review a comic book based on the television series My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic? Certainly, if you don't enjoy the television show, you are unlikely to enjoy this comic. I have watched very little MLP:FIM, but enough to know that I enjoy it. But the comic book is also somewhat different, and is well aware of the fact. Comic books and cartoons are different media; as any adaptation of a film into comic book form (and especially vice versa) will show, the writing has to adapt to the

In all six seasons Queen Chrysalis has always been my favorite villain. She's evil because she can, I like that. The art work is awesome and I really liked to read a comic instead of watching it. These comics really help me over the time waiting for season 7^^Although I have to say that the story was a little bit weak. Right now the mane six are at a point, where they wouldn't fight each anymore or would not see through Queen Chrysalis' scheme, but it's set before season 4 so yeah...

This comic is great for kid and adult fans of the My Little Pony series. Katie Cook includes lots of little inside jokes that only older fans will get (there is an EVIL DEAD reference!!) but the story will appeal to anyone who has enjoyed this series. SO MUCH FUN!

I recommend for ages 7 to adult. That it was adventurous and spooky. I recommend you guys read it!

Updated Review:This is going to take some explaining before we begin.A lot of you are likely wondering just why this is on here. If you have not been reading my personal blog, fans of the cartoon started spamming requests and demands to cover the comic. After I laid out terms if they truly wanted me to review this, these demands turned into threats, insults and the occasional racial slur. After about a year of me having to censor this, someone finally agreed to my terms to review it and handed o...

Published on my blog:http://vanillamoonblog.com/2013/04/28...It all happened one day... when I was browsing NetGalley's new titles and I've seen this cute comic. As a huge fan of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic TV series, I just had to read this! It was exactly what I was looking for, maybe even better!The drawings are incredibly cute, although a little bit different from how the ponies have been drawn in the actual show. The story really grabbed my attention from the very first pages and I

All around just a fun time with gorgeous artwork.

In my search for graphic novels to read with my daughter, I found out that My Little Pony has like a bazillion different ones so I thought I'd give them a try. Actually, I quite liked this one. The art is lovely and appeals to my nine year old, who adores the cuteness. The story isn't as strong as the Princeless series, but it still imparts an excellent message about love and friendship.The villainess in this one is a really bad pony shaped monster who essentially kills an entire village of cute...

Certainly Made for hard core fans, with fanon characters such as DJ Pon, Octavia, Derpy or Wildfire appearing all over the place! The plot is natural, just like original mlp episodes go, characters are also just like in series. Quirky, thrilling and funny!

I really liked the illustrations though they were very involved. I felt like it made the plot feel a little overwhelmed. However, there is plenty to go back and look at.