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Okay, so first of all, GO WATCH THE SHOW IF YOU HAVEN'T BECAUSE YOU'RE MISSING OUT ON LIFE. It's literally the best thing out there.This graphic novel takes place after Aang defeats asshole Ozai and Zuko becomes Fire Lord. Basically the end of the show. During the show, Zuko visists Ozai and asks him about his mother (Ursa), who was always a mystery throughout the entire show. These three part books are about team boomeraang + Azula and - Toph (she's not in the books 😭) discovering why Ozai bani...
I'm not really sure what I expected going into this, but I was still disappointed to say the least.The characters seem like caricatures of their former selves. E.G. Sokka is overly funny, Katara is overly serious, etc. The backstory for Ursa was interesting, as well as the relationship dynamic with Ozai, but the bombshell, cliffhanger ending COMPLETELY invalidates one of the best character arcs/developments of any show I've ever seen, let alone an animated one.I advise A:TLA fans to proceed with...
I KNEW THIS WAS GOING TO BE GOOD, BUT WHAAAAAT??? THAT ENDING
Avatar: The Last Airbender/The Legend of Aang was a massive hit for Nickelodeon TV in the mid-noughties, and was followed by a graphic novel The Promise detailing life after the three season TV show, and the followed by a spin-off series, The Legend of Korra. There is also a live action film, but it’s directed by M Night Shyamalan and is pretty fucking terrible – the actors don’t even pronounce the character names correctly.I’ve read the first part of The Search, watched the entire Legend of Aan...
OMG SCANDALOUS!
The Search for the truth about Zuko's mother is on! Zuko wants to find out what has happened to his mother and will do anything to get the truth. He enlists the help of his sister, who has been been locked up in an institute of some sort but can she be trusted? She's Azula so the answer is usually no! I really enjoyed the flashbacks into Ursa's life and the big mystery that revolves around her! Plus it is so interesting to see how each of the characters react to the new addition to their group.
THAT CLIFFHANGER???? EXCUSE ME????????
Update: So, I've just finished it, and now I'm angry because I have to wait for the next one. Some pleasant, and not so pleasant surprises. Confirmed: Ozai is a dickIt was nice to see the group acting like a bunch of kids again. The flashbacks in The Legend of Korra just depressed me, in a good way, but depressed me nonetheless. The secrets revealed only add to the list of questions I have. The revelation was a bit unnerving, and I'm hoping there is a better explanation because it undermines my
2.8 I'M NOT A HAPPY CAMPER. Perhaps it's because I've expected too much prior to reading. Or perhaps the whole (view spoiler)[ Zuko-might-not-be-Ozai's-son (hide spoiler)] thing is...stupid. There, I said it. One thing is for certain though: I didn't fangirl as much as I expected to. Is it that "unfangirl" worthy? No... all in all, it was okay. But my inner ATLA fangirl made me feel obliged to rate it 3 stars. Ahem, is it me or do Sokka and Katara (even Aang) seem out of character? Sokka was s
I LOVE THIS! The dialogue sounds exactly as it does in the show and the artwork is great too!I need the next one immediately though because it ended on a cliffhanger :(
Excuse me, what!?
IS THIS REAL LIFE?! ARE WE REALLY GOING TO FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENED TO ZUKO'S MOM??!!??
"Family is in essence a small nation, and the nation a large family. Do you understand? In treating his own family with dignity, a ruler learns to govern his nation with dignity." I missed these characters so much, their humor and dynamic always warms my heart and makes me have a great time. The Search is the reason I discovered that these Avatar comics even existed, so, you may realize that it makes immensely happy to get to read them. Azula has been a part of this issue makes everything m
Not the best comic I have read, but it was not bad. It remind me of when I was younger and watch the TV show. My daughter really wants to read it.
When I miss Avatar I just start reading the comics 🥺🖤
No, it's cool, it's cool.Not like I need my heart or anything. I am either being overly emotional today, OR, this was just that good??This IS Avatar, so I'm going to go with the second option.The first pages were amazing. Ursa and Ikem? My little heart couldn't handle them!The rest of the pages were just as amazing.I am just blabbing now.To put it simply - read this. Read this NOW.It's quick. It's funny. It has amazing art. It has an amazing storyline. It's phenomenal. __________________________...
This series is so freaking weird.I mean, bringing back Azula is one thing, but come on, that ending? I predicted it a mile away, but still. That's just... dumb. And the character moments were pretty good with Sokka and Katara, but for the most part they're not all there. Zuko's really cool, as always, but there's really something missing in these comics. The TV show is just always going to be better. 2/5 stars.
Some of the lines were a bit cringy, but the ending tho.
BRILLIANT. PERFECT. AMAZING. THAT CLIFFHANGER. OHMYGOD ONTO THE NEXT ONE
I AM YELLING
