idw sox hoir dis guy hobo  
hobo pl0x

Meh, it’s legitimately better than IDW.

@LaserPewPew  
I second this, however you will find that the villian is actually called “Evel quen”

This comic though being well thought out and has some plot holes. For one we never get the backstory of the character Evil Queen. I find this character’s purpose and dynamic to be quite great but it doesn’t tell why this pony has turned to evil. I would enjoy to see some kind of sequel to this story due to it not answering some important questions. You can done a great job and do hope to see more fantastic creations from you in the near future.

Hey Hasbro, you need to hire this guy. He can do your scripts AND your animating.

This comic allows me to come to terms with the truth of my mortality more directly and poignantly than any other masterpiece I have ever read…. No matter what I intend to do, be, what I feel, love, what all I’ve accomplished or how much I’ve learned, the crushing inevetibility of age and death will eventually determine my end. The feeling of invincibility those of us who are relatively young and healthy experience is without exception a disingenuous mirage. Though death seems just a far off shadow, the quote rings true pronouncing our lack of entitlement to tomorrow. And after we finally meet our demise what then??? A looming question mark. Even while holding a belief in the eternal existence of the soul, I could never even begin to describe what I might experience upon the separation of my soul from my body. All I can say with surety is at that point in my perspective, lucid spirit or no, everything I had ever been or wanted or believed will cease to define me.