My Little Pony: Friends Forever Omnibus Volume 1

My Little Pony Friends Forever TP #1-3

by Alex de Campi, Jeremy Whitley, Ted Anderson

Friends Forever celebrates the magic of friendship in these stand-alone tales featuring all of your favorite characters. Share adventures with Pinkie Pie and Applejack, Princess Celestia and Spike, Fluttershy and Zecora, Rainbow Dash and Trixie, Twilight Sparkle and Shining Armor, and many more! Collects issues #1-12.

Genres: Comics, Graphic Novels, Childrens, Fantasy

292 pages, Paperback

First published November 15, 2016

About the author

Alex de Campi is a New York-based writer with an extensive backlist of critically-acclaimed graphic novels including Eisner-nominated heist noir Bad Girls (Simon & Schuster) and Twisted Romance (Image Comics). Her most recent book was her debut prose novel The Scottish Boy (Unbound). She lives with her daughter, their cat, and a Deafblind pit bull named Tango.

Reviews

[Tyler Baphomet]

12 issues. I loved each either 4 or 5 stars worthy. Ponies!

[Rosabelle]

This entire volume was thoroughly enjoyable. As usual, Amy Mebberson's art was one of my favorite parts. As for the stories, I enjoyed each and every one of them a great deal, but the Fluttershy/Zecora story definitely stands out as my favorite.

[Kendra]

I am a huuge MLP fan! And these books were just joyous and beautiful! I like how not all stories have the same graphics. And the beautiful ending illustrations are divine! A wonderful read for me after my huge reading slump.

[Monica]

I do love a good graphic novel and I'm also a fan of My Little Pony: FiM so this was a fun read indeed! I especially liked some of the more outrageous friendship team ups like Granny Smith and Film and Flam, Fluttershy and Iron Will and Pinkie and Twilight. 😊

[Andrew]

An entertaining diversion for #bronies everywhere. The show's much better, but only because the art changes story to story.

[Beenee Reads]

Too fun!!

[bug]

these were so cute! it was so fun to see ponies that don’t normally interact much in the show get stories together.

[Ella Zoe]

I loved it so much♥️❤️❤️♥️♥️❤️

[Lora]

This book contains 12 stories, and only the first one was weak (both artistically and story-wise). In Princess Celestia and Spike, we got to see a more active Celestia, which was a treat. In terms of art, one of the highlights was a full-page parody of the classic painting "American Gothic," featuring Fluttershy and Iron Will.