My Little Pony: Micro-Series: #9: Spike

My Little Pony Micro-Series

by Rob Anderson (Writer), Agnes Garbowska (Artist)

Spike is ready for the responsibility of being a pet-owner! However, he might be getting more than he bargained for when a delivery of Sea Beasts ('just add water!') arrives at his door. Spike's unusual training methods will result in some surprises for everyone's favorite baby dragon!

Genres: Comics, Fantasy, Graphic Novels Comics

Unknown Binding

First published November 13, 2013

Reviews

[Nikky3 · Rating 4 out of 5]

Spike learns nothing :) the end. Loved it.

[Annora · Rating 1 out of 5]

I wish I had more storylines with Spike. But this wasn’t it and was absolutely terrible.

[Carmín González · Rating 4 out of 5]

La verdad al principio no le tuve mucha fé, y al final fue un poco random, pero me gusto

[Ember · Rating 3 out of 5]

This one was cute. The storyline was original, and the artwork was much better than previous editions (excluding the gorgeous artwork in the CMC micro comic). There is really nothing wrong with the storyline, characterization, or artwork. The reason I gave it such a low rating is simple: this comic simply wasn't my cup of tea. It's cute, just not worthy of staying in my bookcase. If I don't love a book, I don't keep that book. I don't love this one, so I'll be giving it a new, better home with the rest of the comics I dislike.

[Jess · Rating 3 out of 5]

Poor Spike, the writers in the show don't give him enough of a good storyline and every time he does make character growth its non existent in another episode. The story was kinda boring and ho hum. It reminded me of the episode with Pee Wee when he took Pee Wee and raised him. It left nothing new. So sad

[Joy · Rating 3 out of 5]

This comic reminded me of the Phineas and Ferb episode where they make gigantic sea monkeys.

Spike gets a bunch of "sea beasts" and uses a magic growth formula on them. A side effect of this potion is that they being to multiply and get smarter, causing some problems for Spike.

[Lys · Rating 4 out of 5]

Lesson: Things worth doing take time and commitment, aka: magic cannot be used for everything. We grow at the pace we grow for a reason.