Lulu has announced this year's Black Friday/Cyber Monday deal -- use coupon code TWINKLE30 to save 30% on print orders through Tuesday, November 28th. This includes all Ponyfeather Publishing releases, as well as many Friends of PFP releases.
I've had a busy year preparing for Twilight's Book Nook at Everfree Northwest, and a big part of that has been finalizing new Ponyfeather titles to debut there. The Book Nook's inventory is winding its way through Fedex's network as we speak, and with just a couple weeks to go it seemed like an appropriate time to
Was pleasantly surprised that more than a handful of folks were interested in a print!
I've gone ahead and set the edition size at 50, which I think should be more than enough to cover everyone who expressed interest, any stragglers who show up later, plus anyone who's interested in it at Everfree.
Feeling better about this, still not sure I'd watch it. That last scene with Launchpad got me laughing though. :D
He sounds great, and so does Donald. Scrooge sounds like David Tennant doing a decent Scrooge McDuck impression.
The kids, though...
So I just started watching Star vs. the Forces of Evil, and one of the few things I have to criticize is that the kids don't really sound like kids, teenagers though they may be. They seem to be doing the same thing here, and worse, going the snarky/wacky route for all four, and it doesn't really fit here. I mean, the triplets and Webby were never more than cannon fodder in the original series, a reason for the characters to go adventuring when they got kidnapped or whatever. If they're switching focus to make them the main characters...
Hmm. I don't actively want to scream, which is an advance over some reboots I could name. The kids could go either way -- great fun or immensely annoying. Scrooge McTennant is fine once I get used to it being him. The final bit with Launchpad was fantastic. So yeah, add me to the "maybe, just maybe" list on this one.
...cautious enthusiasm.
Feeling better about this, still not sure I'd watch it. That last scene with Launchpad got me laughing though. :D
He sounds great, and so does Donald. Scrooge sounds like David Tennant doing a decent Scrooge McDuck impression.
The kids, though...
So I just started watching Star vs. the Forces of Evil, and one of the few things I have to criticize is that the kids don't really sound like kids, teenagers though they may be. They seem to be doing the same thing here, and worse, going the snarky/wacky route for all four, and it doesn't really fit here. I mean, the triplets and Webby were never more than cannon fodder in the original series, a reason for the characters to go adventuring when they got kidnapped or whatever. If they're switching focus to make them the main characters...
Well, we'll see.
Hmm. I don't actively want to scream, which is an advance over some reboots I could name. The kids could go either way -- great fun or immensely annoying. Scrooge McTennant is fine once I get used to it being him. The final bit with Launchpad was fantastic. So yeah, add me to the "maybe, just maybe" list on this one.
Doctor Who, millennials and Duck Tales
Awoo ooo
It's enough to know that this will at least be better then the Powerpuff Girls reboot.
Well, crap. I wish I didn't have all the nostalgia that this reboot will surely not live up to.
Still, I'm going to watch the living crap out of it.