So, how many of you saw this ahead of time and have just been waiting for my reaction?

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Attention to all potential participants in the Villain Exchange Program: We're past the halfway point. And the current tally for entries is... one.

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Just a random non-pony thought I wanted to share. So, several years back, DC introduced a bunch of other Lantern Corps for a series of event comics, one for every other color of the rainbow, black, and white. Today, I had a thought: What if you applied the same logic to one of DC's other green superheroes? Call it...

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A shovel solves a lot of problems, but it can’t do much against a generation gap the size of the Grand Canyon.

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If you haven't already heard, Estee's in the middle of a crisis. Any support you can offer, moral or otherwise, will be appreciated.

Remember that EU copyright law from a few months back? Well, if you haven't heard, it was narrowly passed yesterday. But don't go holing up in a bunker with an assault rifle and printouts of your Read Later shelf just yet.

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Wherein Scootaloo decides it’s long past time she made some puberty-grade bad decisions.

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Just a random bit of cultural worldbuilding looking for a home. Namely, what cultural impact the Founders of Equestria have had on their nation beyond starring in the annual not-Christmas pageant. (For the purposes of this blog, we’re putting aside the chronological ambiguity created by the Pillars. Star Swirl’s almost as bad as Starlight and Discord when it comes to muddying the temporal waters. And yes, I know some of this comes pre-Jossed. C’est la vie.)

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May as well pay homage to the originals. Note that you may need to click through to YouTube to actually see it. (And if you missed it, do give my new contest a look.)

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Well, they say there’s no such thing as bad publicity. Hopefully I got some curiosity yesterday when I asked people to volunteer without telling them what they’d be volunteering for. Today, I hopefully answer all your questions. And if not, that’s what the comments are for.

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