For the first time in over a year, we’re looking at the human world in novel form. There were several books set there between the princessipals’ diary and now, but they were all adaptations of movies. While there were some changes, like Pinkie's mental Bubsy Berkley dance number, they were still 99% identical to the films. As such, let’s look at one I haven’t already covered.

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No, not mine, but attending a cousin's during my usual card blog composition does mean I'm skipping this week. Rest assured that normally scheduled Friendship is Card Games will resume next week. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Alternatively: Twenty Short Comics About Ponies. As the first panels explain, this is a compilation of posts Aragón made on The Site Formerly Known as Twitter. Let’s see what I can make of the assortment.

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Inspired by one of Estee's anthologies, I am pleased to present an episode of the unlikely-to-continue World's Shortest Intergenerational Crossovers:

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After looking at one of my favorite fandom songs in January, it only seems fitting to continue to dive into the musical aspect of the fandom. And it would be… if I’d interacted much with that facet. Thank goodness there’s a convenient package deal I can look at.

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It turns out today is the tenth anniversary of the "My Past is Not Today" music video. To celebrate, a positively staggering number of artists came together to celebrate the Divine Bacon Horse. You can find the gallery here.

We now take a look at the next novel in the ambiguously intentioned Beyond Equestria line. The last one didn’t get any farther than Manehattan, but with Captain Celaeno on the cover, this should go even further beyond.

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I had a silly thought and now I’m making it everyone else’s problem.

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I know I said I’d let the last two comic issues accrue when reviewing “Skye’s Secret,” but by all appearances, they are the last two comic issues for the foreseeable future. Given that, I’d like to give each its time in the sun, and that means we open this case today.

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For those who like to wait until the story's finished before starting (or who just haven't noticed it until now,) Spoiling the Competition is now complete, a frankly embarrassing number of years after its initial conception.

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