My Little Pony #15
SCORE: 80
I read a plenty of different comic books since coming back to this
industry. My Little Pony is usually a nice bright spot when I am reading
through the comic books. My Little Pony #15 is no exception. My Little
Pony #15 is a very decent story that teaches a couple of important
lessons. Before we get into that though I want to thank everyone who
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There will be spoilers in this review of My Little Pony #15. The main
character in My Little Pony #15 is Izzy. At least she starts out as the
main character. She accidently flings a necklace into a treehouse. She
realizes this treehouse could become an amazing hang out spot for her
and her friends. She goes and gets all kinds of things and decorates
this treehouse. She then invites her friends over for a surprise while
it is raining.
When Izzy first got to the treehouse there were all these different
animals that she scared off. These same animals trash the redesign Izzy
does in My Little Pony #15. Why would they destroy such wonderful work?
The animals thought this treehouse was their house and Izzy had invaded
where they were squatting. The animals decide to share and the ponies
and animals work together to make it a fun place for all of them.
My Little Pony #15 teaches kids to share, and work together. The whole
squatter issue is one that has been a huge problem for plenty of people
in the real world. I did not notice it at first but My Little Pony #15
does encourage people to leave squatters alone. Even though the
squatters are stealing something that is not theirs. My Little Pony #15
does not really dig into that issue which is a major missed opportunity.
My Little Pony #15 contains twenty pages of comic book content, then one
of the covers for next month, then the alternate covers for this month,
and finally some advertisements. I have already read some of the comics
in the advertisements. Others do not really interest me. My Little Pony
#15 contains some nice artwork. I love the work together concept found
in My Little Pony #15. I also like how one of the ponies made a place
for the animals.
- Paul
Graphics: 85%
Writing: 80%
Replay/Extras: 80%
Story: 80%
Family Friendly Factor: 75%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: IDW Publishing
Author: Hannah, Starling, Breckel
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated
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