

Team Avatar faces their most dangerous foe yet as the bender vs. non-bender conflict turns into an all-out war in this action-packed conclusion to the Imbalance arc! While Aang grapples with a life-changing decision that only he can make as the Avatar, Toph and Katara implore him--from opposite sides--to choose a path. Meanwhile, Ru and Yaling concoct a fiery ploy to get their mother back. The bender vs. non-bender conflict finally reaches a powerful boiling point, and for better or for worse, Cranefish Town will never be the same! Written by Faith Erin Hicks (The Adventures of Superhero Girl, The Nameless City) and drawn by Peter Wartman (Stonebreaker), in collaboration with Avatar: The Last Airbender creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, this is the ultimate continuation of Avatar! Review: Fun - My 14 yr old nephew loved the series. Review: Avatar Book - Gift for granddaughter's birthday. She loved all of them!!
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J**N
Fun
My 14 yr old nephew loved the series.
B**N
Avatar Book
Gift for granddaughter's birthday. She loved all of them!!
N**A
Wonderful book, wonderful series.
These are beautiful, gorgeously produced books with a powerful story and gender diverse characters. My child has been obsessed with the TV show (me too!) and rips through these books the second they arrive. And then a the adults in the house read them too. Truly beautiful.
A**R
Glad to see team Avatar back together.
Glad to see team Avatar back together. Nicely written and characters just like the television series. My daughter, who was too young to see the series loved the book.
A**.
Good conclusion
This story was great. A good conclusion with good foreshadowing of the problems that will face this world in the future. Problems that we see in the Legend of Korra. Highly recommend.
J**R
Good ending to the story
Avatar Aang faces a big decision: Should he take away Liling's bending powers just as he did to the Fire Lord? Liling is the leader of the pro-bender movement in Cranefish Town and has upped her ambition to driving all the non-benders out of the city. The Fire Lord was trying to take over the world; Liling is trying to take over a small town. Would his act be commensurate with Liling's crimes? The question becomes very urgent when Liling's bender daughter breaks her out of prison. Liling's next move is bound to be trouble. How bad will it be? Can the Avatar find a peaceful solution to the bender-versus-non-bender problem? Interestingly the action falters a little bit at the end of this story but the moral complexity is given a lot of attention and care. Different characters have different perspectives on the value and legitimacy of the solution. The ending respects the optimism of the series and makes me want to read more of the Hicks's work in the Avatar universe. Recommended.
C**N
Great for Anime lovers
Gave this and the rest of the series to my Niece for her birthday- She loved them and they arrived well before expecting
M**F
Collecting the Series
kids are collecting the series and love these books
M**L
Overall amazing art, storyline and message
I love the message behind this story! The avatar comics never disappoint. Also, the artwork in these three comics is just immaculate. I would definitely recommend
A**A
Yup its a book all right
Its a book... what can I say? What can go wrong?
A**S
It's a book
The description of the book is correct. Perfect purchase.
A**R
Like that Aang cares about pollution and the world
๐ป BOOM this book was epic we love Avatar in general. I love Avatar because Aang cares about the world. Ella (6) and Mati (5)
K**Y
Page folded and stuck
My book came like this, not sur how the page is folded and stuck like this but it's annoying.
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