"Rainbow Dash's Very Bad Day" A good day turns bad and Dash can't shake her bad mood. Before long, it infects all of those around her. What can cure this case of the grumpies?!
As a self-contained story, this is a great issue to jump on if you've never picked up My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. The only downside to doing this is that I don't know if the next issue will live up to the standard set by issue #41. Though, to be fair, the next one looks really fun if the cover is any indication. Speaking of covers, this issue has the regular cover and 3 variants, and all of them are great. I bought the Art Appreciation cover, but after reading the story, I wish I'd gotten one of the others that pay homage to Little Golden Books. Regardless, this book is stunning in story and color. Buy this book and you'll be a Brony, just like me. Read Full Review
This ones worth grabbing if youre into these comics. I had a good deal of fun. Read Full Review
A treat for not only fans of the series but for anyone who has a soft spot for the old picture books they grew up on. Read Full Review
A fairly average issue in my opinion. It's lacking humor, consistent art quality, and character dynamics. All of these being a staple to the series in the past. The abstract juxtapositions between both pacing and art style make for a frustrating read. Read Full Review
Being someone that works at schools, I gotta say I regret not buying extra copies to give out to librarians so they could read it to small children. It has great art by Andy Price and Katie Cook returns to form with the humor she's known for.
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