@PonyPon  
That is a matter of opinion. I think the story was sound and enjoyable. The only problem with it is that I thought that making Celestia a raging jerk to endear Luna was unnecessary. Luna could afford to be an idiot in that story and it could progress exactly tge same with Celestia being sympathetic to her. It’s not like Luna’s the one lacking. And I thought Starswirl was just perfect.
 
At least Celestia did change. In the typical heavy handed and obtuse way the franchise deal with these things, but it could’ve been worse.

@moonlightaveger  
I don’t think anyone came out of this looking much better.

@Psyga315  
Eh… Never mind. It’s just more of the same. Celestia taking the fall to make another character look better.

@moonlightaveger  
Most everyone joked at how this is the starting point for Nightmare Moon… So…

@Dustcan  
Sounds better than what Celestia usually gets, anyway. Thanks.

Not too shabby and certainly a vast improvement over anything else IDW related i’ve seen. Thank you for sharing it, I might actually get this one.

@moonlightaveger
 
Check out Silver Quill’s review on EQD if you want a more detailed perspective.
 
But from an amateur’s POV, Celestia’s treatment in this issue can be summed up as ‘She spends the first half as a teenage brat, then Luna gets in danger, at which point she spends the rest of the issue being Best Sister.’
 
It’s probably one of the better depictions of Celestia. Take that as you will.

So… To all the people that read this: as a Celestia fan, is this comic worth the buy or should I wait until my friend buys it?