Avatar: The Last Airbender--Azula in the Spirit Temple

My son love it

Spoilers warning!! I'm actually glad that this is just maybe a tiny step to her redemption and not redeeming her in one comic. Redeeming for someone realisticly takes a lot of time and making mistakes on the way. The art and writing was amazingly done!:) I think it was an interesting approach for her to face to face others while almost everything not being real.

First of all - I'm not a fan of this creation-team. The art style often is not appealing to me, and the writing by Faith Erin Hicks has the tendency to become really stilted and un-natural: flat new side-characters overshadow the main stars, canon characters don't act like they used to, and at points, the dialogue sounds more like an essay tract, where the author unsubtly reveals their own thoughts about the narrative. And it's not like these flaws don't show up here, but they are used to an advantage. The atmopshere is a lot stronger and closer to the show, and there's some believable insight into Azula's hidden feelings. It's still not the end of her story, but contrary to the other entries in Hicks' comic-run, I'm willing to let this one slide.

El cómic es muy bueno y no tiene ningún defecto ni está dañado, lo recomiendo.

Felt a little bit rush, but Azula is a deep and complicated character. Rasing the question: are we born evil or made? One powerful scene into the past of Azula.