I’m holding back on the Shadow Lock storyline because it’s a three-parter, and I’m not sure what to think of it, and I’m holding back on Legends of Magic #1 for a similar reason.
But Friends Forever #37 is standalone, so might as well sort it out while I have the time.
Winter in Equestria is the time when nothing ever happens.
This comic is, if my memory serves me right, the only winter story in the entire MLP canon and demi-canon not explicitly connected to Hearth’s Warming or season change festivals..
Today, a couple new comic issues crossed my horizon, so we’re back to our regularly scheduled canonical statement investigations! First up is My Little Pony #41…
Life has been too unpleasant to actually write, but I did manage to squeeze out a chapter for “Aporia.” Unfortunately for any readers who happen to read my blog – why the hell are you reading the research notes, but ignoring the story they’re written for, anyway? The story is better, but I know a lot of people do just that – that’s Conversation #48, not #47.
So the reason I've been off the site lately (if anyone even noticed) is cause I hadn't seen the movie yet and guessed that it would be the number one topic, with spoilers everywhere. After failing to actually set aside time for it for over a month, I've finally started watching it in bits and pieces on my phone. I was going to wait until I finished my first watch before I did a review, but then I realised that my opinions from the halfway point might be interesting too (if only to my future
And I’m going to get rid of the backlog in one sitting.
This particular comic is notable because it pairs Pinkie and Cheese Sandwich. Rejoice, shippers, because if you don’t ship Pinkie with anyone on the Mane 6, he’s the only reasonable candidate, and now you have more fuel for your turbines.
The answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything. Also the number of a main series comic issue, which I’m going to pick apart today while I’m waiting for the new episode to come around.
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