@Background Pony #BB6C  
One of the reviews mentioned The Amazing Spider-Man #6, which was also released this month.

Anyone know which Spiderman comic it was exactly?

@Sr Pelusa  

 

 
Jokes on you, I don’t read comic books in general.

Imagine ordering this MLP and then, when you start reading it is One More Day or Sins Past
 
And you people complain about IDW stories

Spider-Man, Spider-Man  
Does whatever a Pony can  
Sews a dress, any size  
Catches flak, just like flies  
Look out! You’re getting Spider-Man

@cheezedoodle  
Yup, according to a reddit post talking about this NMM review, it comes from a book called “One-Star Reviews: The Very Best Reviews of the Very Worst Products”

@Background Pony #4145
 
Nice. Is that a book of awful product reviews?

@cheezedoodle  
Suddenly I remembered that review bashing a Nightmare Moon toy because “it was evil”  

@cheezedoodle  

 
I agree.
 
>like 5 years ago  
>about to order a CD online  
>accidentally click on “read reviews”  
>top of the list is a one star review  
>literally just a one sentence review  
>”i dropped it and it broke”  
>mfw no face

@Background Pony #9469  
“Instead of office chair, package contained bobcat. Would not buy again.”

@cheezedoodle  
True, but not relevant here. Still, I don’t think one-star reviews should be left for a product when you got the wrong product; that’s when you notify Amazon and, maybe, leave a one-star review for the seller.

Conversely, I can’t stand it when people leave a 1-star product review for:  
o The product not being what they expected, despite the description being clear.  
o The product being damaged in shipping, or was never delivered.  
o The product being cheaper somewhere else/price isn’t what the reviewer expects.
 
Some people need their Internet license revoked.

@soundtea  
If this were a case of someone getting another comic that IDW published, I’d fully agree, but considering the mistaken comic was from a rival publisher, I’d think a bit of due diligence would be in order before jumping to conclusions.

Fixed; considering they’ve supposedly lost a couple of licenses for not following the franchise canon close enough, I don’t think a blanket statement would be a good idea there.
 
@Background Pony #B9BD  
…  
OK, yeah, you’re just trolling now.

@Background Pony #9469  
Printing error?

@Background Pony #BB94  
What?

@Background Pony #9469  
I’m just saying that with IDW’s track record recently with their forums being broken for months then suddenly fixed and deleted in short order, editing fails like wonky text bubbles and failing to do basic spell checks, and the overall sorry communication between the staff, it isn’t hard to think that it was a screwup on their side.
 
I really wish they’d put the effort in their MLP comics that they do for their other comic lines.

@Background Pony #B9BD  
@soundtea  
Would either of you care to explain how IDW could upload a copy of Marvel’s The Amazing Spider-Man #6? Or, if you think it was a physical book, how a cover for an MLP comic could end up around a hardcover volume of reprints of newspaper strips?
 
Not that it matters. I’m sure y’all will still find some excuse to blame IDW for this.

@orbsah
 
If I paid 4 bucks for an e-comic and got a $50 hardcover in the mail I’d be pretty stoked.

@orbsah  
Not all Amazon customers are smart.

@Background Pony #B9BD  

 

@kleptomage  
how can you “send back” an e-comic?

That doesn’t sound like a ‘fail’, sounds like a fix to me.

@Background Pony #B9BD  
Look at the Amazon page. It’s digital download only.

@kleptomage  
Who said that they get digital versions? “immediately send back for a refund” imply that she gets something real.

@Background Pony #B9BD  
Like I said, they’re not digital.