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SOLICITATIONS: IDW Publishing Announces New My Little Pony “Tails”

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Everyone knows beloved Twilight Sparkle and her best friends, but have you ever wanted to know what the other ponies in Equestria are up to? Starting in January you will get a chance with the new ongoing comic series My Little Pony: Friends Forever. This collection, based on the animated hit series, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, airing on the Hub Network, will be made up of one-shot stories that focus on different pairs of ponies getting into various hijinx and will feature a mix of new creators as well as old favorites.

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GAMING: My Little Pony Gets Collectible Card Game

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Prancing through the pages of PREVIEWS, My Little Pony Premier Edition Collectible Card Game is a fun, problem solving game that is a must have item to add to any My Little Pony collection. This PREVIEWS Featured Item from Enterplay LLC can be pre-ordered now at your local comic book specialty shop, and is scheduled to release in stores late November.

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SOLICITATIONS: IDW Publishing Introduces Pocket-Sized My Little Pony Comics

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IDW announced a brand-new format in which fans can enjoy comics, the Micro-Fun Pack! This new mini-comic line will be available on November 15th, featuring four My Little Pony issues: Pinkie Pie, Fluttershy, Rainbow Dash and Applejack. Everyone’s favorite ponies will all be shrinking down to a new 5.75” x 3.75” size, designed to bring the world of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic into your school bags and pockets.

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VARIANT: My LIttle Pony Sales Prompt Rare Variant Cover

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When the first issue of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic was the best-selling comic in IDW’s history, and went into four printings, it was clear that IDW and Hasbro had a hit on their hands. Now, less than one year into the series, IDW is proud to announce that My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic has reached a monumental milestone of selling over one million copies at retail, and the pop culture phenomenon shows no sign of slowing down. MY LITTLE PONY is an evergreen lifestyle brand that continues to be a worldwide perennial favorite. The “My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic” animated series is created by Hasbro Studios and is currently airing on The Hub TV Network in the United States and can be seen globally in over 170 countries. To celebrate the occasion, IDW and Hasbro have collaborated on a very special promotion.

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DIGITAL COMICS: My Little Pony, Transformers and Star Trek get Motion Book treatment

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One of the most-buzzed about announcements the week of the San Diego Comic-Con was Madefire’s partnerships with 3rd party publishers and bringing the Motion Book treatment to their top properties. That day has come for the award winning and top 4 comics publisher IDW as they bring a trio of their most-popular titles—My Little Pony, Star Trek, and Transformers—to Madefire’s groundbreaking experience on August 28th.

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SDCC’13: IDW Publishing announces My Little Pony Equestria Girls prequel

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To the delight of fans, Hasbro has announced that it will release a MY LITTLE PONY 2013 special edition pony, inspired by the popular DJ PON-3 character at San Diego Comic-Con. Adding to the DJ Pon-3 celebrity status at this year’s convention, IDW’s SDCC special edition My Little Pony #9 variant will feature a glitter cover with the fan-favorite pony.

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KICKSTARTER: My Little Pony artist launches campaign for World of Gloomvania toys

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The undead/creepy/bizarre toy craze has been going on for over a decade, and now that toys like Ugly Dolls, The Living Dead Dolls, and Mattel’s Monster High dolls are going strong, creators are looking for the next big thing. “My Little Pony” storybook illustrator Gayle Middleton, who in 2005 redesigned Hasbro’s Littlest Pet Shop toy line, thinks she may have found it, and is Kickstarter to launch the new line.

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ART APPRECIATION MOMENT OF THE DAY: My Little Heroes

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News of the potential Doctor Strange movie from Marvel had my curiosity take over and I headed on over to deviantART to see what the fine artist there had come up with for the character. I never expected to find this. Take the jump to see deviant user alienfirst mashup My Little Pony with characters from DC and Marvel.

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SDCC’12: SHOUT! Factory announces convention plans

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Shout! Factory makes its mark at San Diego Comic-Con International 2012 with a dynamic line-up, featuring an exclusive panel event, a showcase of upcoming home entertainment juggernauts, Comic-Con exclusive items, daily prize sweepstakes, collectible giveaways, surprise star appearances, and interactive fan activities at the Shout! Factory booth (#3849 on the main convention floor). Fan favorite stars scheduled to attend at this time include: Tom Kenny (Marvel’s The Super Hero Squad Show, Rocko’s Modern Life, SpongeBob SquarePants), Sumalee Montano (TRANSFORMERS PRIME, ER), Josh Keaton (TRANSFORMERS PRIME, GreenLantern: The Animated Series), Tania Gunadi (TRANSFORMERS PRIME, Aaron Stone), Paul Schrier (Power Rangers), among other notables.

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From the Vault: My Little Pony Friendship is Magic: The Friendship Express DVD

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I’ve always had a complicated relationship with the My Little Pony franchise. I always really liked them aesthetically and spent a good deal of time trying to convince my sister to let me play with the ones she had. The ponies often became mounts for He-Man and Nien Nub, and my sister was OK with it as long as I was willing to let her play with Teela every once in a while.

But when it came to the animated shows I usually found them saccharine, trite and even disingenuous. Which was sad because I always liked the toy design. I wanted to like the show, but I just couldn’t.

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