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It's sink or swim for Katara! When Team Avatar is suddenly ambushed by the Fire Nation, Katara gets separated from the group. Unable to rendezvous with Aang, Toph, and Sokka, Katara must avoid capture by aligning herself with some unlikely allies! The normally sweet and sensitive Katara will need to explore her tougher side if she's going to reunite with the rest of Team Avatar.... Written by Faith Erin Hicks ( The Adventures of Superhero Girl , The Nameless City ) and drawn by Peter Wartman ( Stonebreaker ), with colors by Adele Matera and letters by ComiCraft's Jimmy Betancourt, in collaboration with Avatar: The Last Airbender animated series writer Tim Hedricks! Review: Luffy would be proud of Katara - This is an excellent entry in the Avatar: The Last Airbender comic series. I can visualize the scenes in my mind as if I was watching them on a tv screen. The writing is exactly like what you would expect out of the animated series, and the characters feel familiar and beloved. This comic is funny as well, as can be expected from Sokka. The only thing that would be slightly unbelievable is how Katara had time to do her own thing and how Aang just casually let her fall off the sky bison while he was flying up, but it seems as if this comic takes place early after they encounter Toph. Aang is still young and has a lot to learn. This comic also shows how Katara becomes a more serious fighter, so that's cool. This is a must-read. Review: Even The filler episodes are good! - You get to see a side of Katara you NEVER see... Very rough and tumble. And like the lost days in Ba Sing Se... You get to see moments with the gang during the ear that may not be super significant to the overall story line but are still cute and meaningful and fun to see. I loved it!
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S**I
Luffy would be proud of Katara
This is an excellent entry in the Avatar: The Last Airbender comic series. I can visualize the scenes in my mind as if I was watching them on a tv screen. The writing is exactly like what you would expect out of the animated series, and the characters feel familiar and beloved. This comic is funny as well, as can be expected from Sokka. The only thing that would be slightly unbelievable is how Katara had time to do her own thing and how Aang just casually let her fall off the sky bison while he was flying up, but it seems as if this comic takes place early after they encounter Toph. Aang is still young and has a lot to learn. This comic also shows how Katara becomes a more serious fighter, so that's cool. This is a must-read.
A**K
Even The filler episodes are good!
You get to see a side of Katara you NEVER see... Very rough and tumble. And like the lost days in Ba Sing Se... You get to see moments with the gang during the ear that may not be super significant to the overall story line but are still cute and meaningful and fun to see. I loved it!
K**N
ATLA
As always a lovely addition to ATLA maybe not crazy new info but still a fun little story
A**O
Meh
I’m gonna give this 5 stars because the seller delivered in perfect condition and the illustrations were good. But the story is mediocre at best. I forced myself to read this one where the other avatar books I became absorbed in the story
W**R
Water Tribe!
It was amazing to see once again how strong team Avatar Is together and when they are apart. Love how the boys really get into some slight trouble when KATARA is not around. Wish the comics were longer. Lol, I always finish them so fast. Someone please write a novel on Aangs and Katara life starting with after she says yes to Aangs proposal to marriage 🙏❤️
T**S
Good story but more post series content please
Far better than I expected but I’d prefer more trilogies after the end of the show. I was initially disappointed when this was announced to take place during the span of the show and not after the comics. I was also disappointed that it was a single book. Turns out it was actually pretty good. The art was phenomenal - some of the best the graphic novels have had. Avatar works great in this format. I hope they keep it up - just please more post series trilogies. While this was good, it didn’t feel necessary.
B**N
Avatar Book
Gift for granddaughter's birthday. She loved all of them!!
E**E
As advertised and fast delivery
Great book and delivery fast
S**O
Consigliato ai fan
Stupendo!
S**N
bra kvalité
Jag rekommenderar starkt detta.
A**R
good book
really like the book and have already read it a few times and shared it with my brother. Good way to enjoy more adventures with katara and the rest of the Gaang
M**D
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M**.
Fantastic.
Bought a used copy. Parcel shipped from a pretty far away place. When I received the book and opened the package, the book is literally new. Doesn’t look like anyone ever read it. It’s a small comic and an easy read, but for ATLA fans it’s a must to add to the collection
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