Avatar: The Last Airbender--The Kyoshi Warriors #3

by Brandon Hoàng, Adele Matera (Colorist), Xanthe Bouma (Artist)

Suki and the Kyoshi Warriors are embroiled in their most difficult battle yet! With one of their members captured by the Fire Nation, they’re faced with a trust their Earth Kingdom general and remain a unified front, or break free to take the battle into their own hands. Either way, life and death hang in the balance.

From writer Brandon Hoàng, illustrator Xanthe Bouma, and colorist Adele Matera comes the final installment of a brand-new story following the fan-favorite Kyoshi Warriors and their first steps into the wider world of The Last Airbender!

• Series finale!

Genres: Graphic Novels, Comics, Graphic Novels Comics

Kindle Edition

Published July 15, 2026

About the author

Brandon Hoàng is the author of the critically acclaimed Gloria Buenrostro is Not My Girlfriend and The Crossbow of Destiny.

Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, Brandon grew up coveting The Baby-Sitters Club books and slurping noodles. Before he was a writer, Brandon spent 10 years as an animation executive.

Now a television writer by day and novelist by night, he currently resides in Portland, OR with his wife and two daughters.

Reviews

[jolie · Rating 5 out of 5]

soso gooddd seeing the way the girls really came together for their sister was so wholesome. i actually got goosebumps while reading the ending. love how they realized that they needed to do things on their own terms and chose to take the initiative.

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i can’t believe bun lost his leg tho?? i feel so bad for him but im just glad he made it out alive

[Brooksie Fontaine · Rating 5 out of 5]

An amazing conclusion to this trilogy.

I really liked the nuance with which they concluded Bun's storyline. Bun was naive to think going to war would be glorious, but he's not treated as stupid, and the narrative respects that he wants to protect his family.

I felt like there were some references to The Art of War, but it's hard to read anything war-related without thinking about the Art of War.

The Warriors' sisterhood takes centerstage, and is so much more meaningful now that I've gotten to know the other Kyoshi Warriors.

It's a smart, emotional, colorful, all-around awesome trilogy and I hope to see more like it!

[Brandon Hoàng · Rating 5 out of 5]

I worked really hard on this comic and I think it’s 5 stars

[Simeon Scott · Rating 3 out of 5]

Decent ending to this story with a solid bit of growth for Suki, I do find myself wanting for a it to have done a bit more though.

[Yo-El · Rating 4 out of 5]

I think this is how you should do a spin off, I like that Bun doesn’t return perfectly fine, it’s a showing of the consequences of this battle.

[Cursed Capy · Rating 3 out of 5]

Very short story, not bad