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kindle 上只有封面，没有内容是怎么回事？
算是买来收藏的吧。。。收到的是第六次印刷的版本。印刷质量不错，不过被我翻了两次之后封面掉了，正在想是否要找打印店粘封面。。。
质量很棒，而且是我最喜爱的两位作者画的，希望她们可以有更多的作品出现。
This Volume contains the the 4 separate comics that were sold a while ago spanning the whole Queen Chrysalis arc. Having never had a chance to purchase or read any of them this was a great opportunity to do so. At it's current price of about $10 it's a great deal and even at regular price having all the chapters in one volume is extremely convenient. Highly recommend to those that are fans of the series.
This is a great book. My daughter, age 6, loves reading it. There are a lot of clever puns for adults, too. The graphics and art quality are first rate for a graphic novel.
Unfortunately, the pages started falling out as soon as we began reading this book. Also the cover fell off. I had to tape and glue it back together. This is first time I've ever had this problem with a graphic novel.
I'd have given this 5 stars except for the book falling apart. After gluing and taping it we are again enjoying reading it.
Okay, I will admit it. <i>Braces self and admits the truth</i>, I am a fan of the show <i>My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic</i>. Yes, that's right.... I'm a brony (male <i>Pony</i> fan). So what? I'm being facetious with the melodramatic embarrassment, but that is to introduce this topic. I love this show, because it is actually really good. It has plot lines that children can enjoy, with depth, characterization, jokes, references that adults can like as well. All of the above is because Lauren Faust, when originally tasked to created the newest generation of <i>My Little Pony</i> set out to make this newest iteration of the franchise one that both parents <i>AND</i> kids will want to watch.
Anyone who has paid attention at all to the number of comics and manga I have read know that I love those genres. As a fan of the show, I was pleased to hear that they had started releasing comics that are part of the same continuity as the show.
<i>My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, Vol. 1</i> is a really fun adventure. The plot is simple enough, in that the evil Queen Chrysalis of the Changelings has returned to set up a trap for Twilight Sparkle and the rest of the Mane 6 (Fluttershy, Rarity, Pinkie Pie, Rainbow Dash, and Apple Jack). Though simple, the plot is actually pretty clever, in that it is well-thought out, and one that the characters all know is a trap that they have to walk into, because Chrysalis has forced their hands that effectively. But the trap at the end is not the only trick the evil Queen has up her sleeve. The trek to her kingdom is fraught with peril, and they will need all of their wits to make it through.
The main draw for me is not the over-arching story. As I said, it is quite clever, though simple, so it is worth a read itself, though the end is a tad spoiled by seeming like a complete <i>Deus ex Machina</i>. That is the only real criticism I can come up with here, though. For me, however, the draw is the characterization and the way the story is told. The book is filled with shout-outs and clever and funny references to everything from horror movies like <i>The Shining</i>, to works such as <i>The Phantom of the Opera</i>, and characters from <i>The Lord of the Rings</i> and <i>Transformers</i>, among others. And the comedy and the interactions of the characters are hilarious. This is not some lame kiddie-story.
At the end, there is the lesson learned and the good guys winning, and it is a tad more explicit than I liked, but that was only about three pages worth of panels. The rest of the book was written with subtlety and wit. There was a great section at the end where they had a short mini-comic that seemed to be half filling in plot holes, and half a Western comic book take on the Yonkoma sections in Japanese manga.
This was a really great comic that I am sure both fans, and non-fans, of the current MLP franchise will enjoy.
As an avid My Little Pony fan, I was excited to finally read this comic in it's entirety. Ladies and Gentlecolts, you will not be disappointed! A engrossing storyline featuring our sinister Queen Chrysalis in an adventure that our mane six have never done before captures your attention and pulls you along for the ride. This is something thats believable and I can see it becoming part of the television show. However, this comic explores darker themes that might be disturbing for some children and parents. The art is exciting and detailed, so detailed that it can be a bit scary for younger readers as well (for instance Chrysalis' teeth are in plain sight in all it's pointy glory). As a adult reader I found it really enjoyable, it really appeals to people from different age groups.
This collection contains the first four comics (that together creates a complete story - which includes all the issues cover art as well). My only complaint was I wish the art was farther away from the crease, I found myself stretching my book a little to uncover more of the panels, which I really didn't want to do. Nonetheless this is a must have for any fan, young or old. I will be buying Vol. 2 when it comes out in a few months!
So, I finally ordered this, out of morbid curiosity and tons of clips showing up on the various image sites. I haven't read a comic about anything in years, and was a little skittish about this one. It didn't help that I couldn't find the comics anywhere locally. So, what did I think of it?
It was...pretty good, actually.
It's easily on par with the animated episodes proper, though it is also a little clumsy at times. The overall story--I'll not go into detail, as I don't want to spoil--was good, and the characters didn't diverge too far away from their animated counterparts. The artwork inside is nice, with a bonus of the covers from these in a gallery at the end of the book. There are a couple of holes in the plot, but they don't detract *too* much from the overall story, and--if I wasn't certain they'd rush it--it would make a nice multi-part episode.
8/10. Soon as I get the other two volumes, I'll sum those up, as well.
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