Don’t care about the comics. Specially because they often messed the lore.
As demonstrated.

@kleptomage
Actually, Celestia isn’t dream walking in the FIENDship Is Magic comic because Nightmare Moon, despite being banished to the moon, actually enters Celestia’s mind with the same power as her split personality/doppelgänger/evil alter ago has. Friends Forever #38 is the only comic which features Celestia using the same power of dream-walking as her sister and would use that same power sometime after Luna’s loss and Nightmare Moon’s exile. This comic does ignore Luna’s dialogue in the Season 5 episode “Do Princesses Dream of Magic Sheep?” about Celestia not having the same power to enter ponies’ dreams as Luna which means that this comic could not be canon. But when Celestia and Luna have their cutie marks and aura colors swapped temporarily in the Season 7 episode “A Royal Problem”, Celestia finally does have the same power as Luna’s.

@Darkest Lunar Flower
So this mean that this comic ignores Luna’s dialogue about Celestia not having the same dreamscape power as her meaning that this comic could not be canon to the show.

@MadVillain
It wasn’t just Luna that was banished. It was Nightmare Moon. Celestia ended sending the one she loved in life alongside the evil that possessed and manifest Luna to the moon.

@Psyga315  
Yeah, Reflections was kinda shit.

@Darth Sonic  
So literally her booty calls end universes.

@kleptomage  
Actually, the whole Reflections debacle can be explained with a simple bit of headcanon; Celestia went cold turkey for centuries, and her biological clock literally overwhelmed her.
 
But yeah, these are not comparable situations. Ones just sisterly rivalry, the other actually put Ponies lives at risk.

Hang on, I thought Muffins had taken up residence in the changeling pod she was trapped in in the first comic arc! We even saw her with a mailbox and everything in front of the husk in a later comic.

@kleptomage  

 
It kinda is. It’s the entire point of creating new content instead of airing reruns/reprints.

makes this a whole lot funnier.
 

@kleptomage  
I kinda disagree that power always corrupts personally, it’s your personality, and personal choices, that corrupt you.

@cheezedoodle  
Thank you c:

@kleptomage  
It is possible that. Luna could grant her power to her sister for some time.

@moonlightaveger  
She’s not.

@Darth Sonic  
Characters like Q and Discord are assholes because they’re almost omnipotent. Absolute power corrupts absolutely and all that. Celestia and Luna in the comics are just immature. Remember when Celestia nearly destroyed two worlds because of a crush? I can’t help but think that if one lived for over a thousand years one would be wise enough to think twice before doing something stupid or at least outgrow their teenage phase.
 
 
@cheezedoodle  
Seldom. It’s a problem with the show but should not be taken as an excuse to make up whatever for an official work.

@kleptomage  

 
How often, in the show, do we see them alone with each other in a casual situation, and not when world-threatening events are going on?
 
If others are around, yeah, they’re always on their best behavior.

@kleptomage  
This is a fairly common trope though.
 
The whole “Immortals acting like teenagers/kids to stay sane or because they’re insane” thing. Q, the Doctor, Discord, etc.

@Background Pony #F8F7  
But why would Celestia need to be awake to do it?

@moonlightaveger  
I’m guessing Luna invited Celestia to her Dream Stream.
 
 
@kleptomage  

Uh… Isn’t Luna sleeping while she dreamwalks? And didn’t she say that Celestia can’t do this?

@Beau Skunky  
They’re far more petty in the comics.

I Love the taste of Royal Sisters’ Salt on my popcorn while watching a cartoon/movie.
 

@kleptomage  
Perhaps, but they did show similar personality, and sisterly “bickering” in “Slice of Life” actually. I like to think there’s more sides to them then the cartoon/comic show us.

@Beau Skunky  
“Continuity hiccup” is a euphemistic way to put it.
 
Luna and Celestia show more emotion in the comics than they do on the show in that they act like teenagers and not millennia old royalty. It’s not necessarily bad but Luna and Celestia in the comics are not the same characters as Celestia and Luna on the show.

@Dustcan  
It kind of has me imagining something like >>1339629