Avatar: The Last Airbender - The Promise, Part 2
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"Aang and Katara are working tirelessly for peace when an impasse between Fire Lord Zuko and Earth King Kuei over Fire Nation colonies within the borders of the Earth Nation threatens to plunge the world back into war! Meanwhile, Sokka must help Toph prepare her hapless first class of metalbending students to defend their school against a rival class of firebenders!"--Publisher's web site.
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62 released booksAvatar: The Last Airbender Books
Avatar: The Last Airbender Books is a 62-book series with 62 released primary works first released in 29 with contributions by Faith Erin Hicks, Bryan Konietzko, and Michael Teitelbaum.
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7 primary books28 released books#1.2 in Avatar: The Last Airbender Comics
Avatar: The Last Airbender Comics is a 28-book series with 9 released primary works first released in 29 with contributions by Faith Erin Hicks, Gene Luen Yang, and Michael Dante DiMartino.
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1 primary book#2 in Avatar: The Last Airbender comics: The Promise
Avatar: The Last Airbender comics: The Promise is a 1-book series first released in 2012 with contributions by Gene Luen Yang, Michael Dante DiMartino, and Bryan Konietzko.
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Still fun, but more focused on light side stories than the main plot. Cool for fans though.
Avatar is definitely one of the shows that I miss the most. We have Korra now, but it's not quite the same. I really love Aang, Katara, Sokka & Toph. Gene Luen Yang gets all of their voices so right here so it's like watching the show continue on.
Sokka and Toph are hilarious and I'm still a little creeped out by Katara and Aang calling each other ‘sweetie' so much. I'm worried about Zuko - he always was the weak one of the bunch. I have one more to go to conclude this series and then we move onto The Search. I hope these keep going as long as Yang writes them!
This was just as fun as the first one, and just as filled with stupid romance with lines that feel like the writers didn't even bother to say out loud. The politics are interesting and some of the jokes are funny, but overall it still feels like it's using its full potential.
