The Legend of Korra: Turf Wars Part One

I read a bit of it when it came out, then dropped it, and picked it up again.

This comic was something I wanted so badly after season 4 had ended and I was ecstatic when I learned about its release, a good year before it was actually published, marking the day on my calendar so I wouldn't miss it.

There definitely are many good things about it. I like that Korra and Asami's relationship gets to develop further, I'm glad that the story picks up where the series ended, and continues with new adversaries.

There are, however, some awkward dialogues, and the art isn't that great. I feel like the story is just picking up and the following volumes might be a lot more exciting.

All in all, I'm glad this comic exists, because I really need more Avatar in my life!

There are no words. Seriously, you want to know my feelings? Here: <3 ... Multiplied by like a thousand. So, besides Korra/Asami (which is like #girlfriendgoals) - I loved getting a look at the world's acceptance (or un-acceptance) of gays/lesbians and bisexuals. There was a lot of stuff added about that, and the formation of Korra and Asami's relationship that didn't fit in the show, for whatever reason, that I loved seeing. Beyond all that (just take a guess as to why I'm here) there's also the start of a pretty decent plot/villain. I also must make special note that the characters translate well to the page and they still ‘sound' like themselves.

Reread for sequel December 2018.

This is great!! I didn't expect to get a continuation of the Korra storyline, so when I first heard that we were getting a comic I was so excited.
And it mostly doesn't disaapoint, in my opinion. The drawing style is lovely, the colours are great and all of the characters that you want to see are there. There's also the always great world of the Avatar stories and it keeps being expanded.

Also, seeing Korra and Asami getting together and being all cute and in love might be the best thing that happened to me this month.

The only small issue with it that I have is the pacing of the plot is a bit wonky and the “main” antagonist (? I'm actually not sure if he is the main antagonist or not, we will see) is not very convincing yet. It all happened way too quickly, it felt a bit rushed to me (which I can understand, because as far as I know we are not getting many volumes of that comic? Correct me if I'm wrong lmao). And the antagonist guy... well. I don't really know what to think of him yet, he certainly didn't leave a strong impression like the others did before him.

I can't wait to read volume 2.