The comic story is good, interesting and fun for the reader who can see Twlight in the role of Sherlock Holmes as she solves a case about a lost race animal in the Trotland. But by having several artists of very varied quality about the same comic, misery and unhappy work can occur. Disney in the Europe has this problem with many good comic stories and bad art, as there was an imbalance between the story draft and the drawing quality.
 
They are not wise by IDW, which has let bad artists into the work around various comic book series, especially those meant for kids. Kate Sherron is not on the same level as Andyprice and Tony Fleecs, who represented the best in the class. But at least it’s just single comic stories. Bad art is not always a problem, but it becomes a problem if the comic creates a very bad impression on the reader, if it becomes too unbalanced between the story and the art.
 
Trotland is in the north with northern Scottish terrain around a medium-sized town, populated by “highland ponnies”. It may not be in the Griffish Islands as there are trains there from Ponyville, but then we don’t know how Rarity came to Trottingham in the FiM show. Maybe Twilight and Spike (probably in Season 7) took the airship or ship and then took the train from Trottingham to the town? The name of the town is not stated, Twilight and Stride used the word “Trotland” about a country with population, not a town.

@Background Pony #E033  

 
Yep, it is.

Stride of Trotland Yard..  
so I guess this is a Sherlock Holmes story.

These faces all look derpy as hell…

Police Pone.