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Avatar: The Last Airbender--The Kyoshi Warriors Volume 1
Suki and the Kyoshi Warriors must test their bond as a team as they join the war against the Fire Nation.
Suki and the Kyoshi Warriors leave their island home to join the war against the Fire Nation. Met with suspicion and resentment by the mainlanders, they struggle to prove their worth to the Earth Kingdom. But when that opportunity arises, will they be willing to compromise their values as Kyoshi Warriors to embrace it?
This book collects issues #1-#3 of the miniseries. Writer Brandon Hoáng with illustrator BellBessa and colorist Adele Matera weave a compelling story following the fan-favorite Kyoshi Warriors and their first adventure in the wider world!
Suki and the Kyoshi Warriors leave their island home to join the war against the Fire Nation. Met with suspicion and resentment by the mainlanders, they struggle to prove their worth to the Earth Kingdom. But when that opportunity arises, will they be willing to compromise their values as Kyoshi Warriors to embrace it?
This book collects issues #1-#3 of the miniseries. Writer Brandon Hoáng with illustrator BellBessa and colorist Adele Matera weave a compelling story following the fan-favorite Kyoshi Warriors and their first adventure in the wider world!
- GenresGraphic NovelsFantasy
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Published November 10, 2026
About the author
Brandon Hoàng
18 books42 followersBrandon 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.
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.
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November 11, 2026
The Kyoshi Warriors story takes place sometime between the end of season 1 and somewhere in the middle of season 2 when the Gaang meets the Kyoshi Warriors in Avatar: The Last Airbender. Suki and the Kyoshi warriors have joined the fight in the earth kingdom against the Fire Nation and are trying to prove their worth. They join an Earth Kingdom army, but find that following orders isn't as easy as it sounds, especially when those orders go against what you believe in. Through this, Suki learns how to be a better leader.
Not my favorite ATLA side story. It seems that we've gotten to a plateau where there's only so much story that can be eked out from this series. We've got plenty of great post-series content, but some of the stuff that takes place in the middle is starting to feel forced and lacking any real tension. While I do appreciate getting to see the Kyoshi Warriors do their own thing, I don't feel like I got to know them any better. Suki already had a great side story in Suki, Alone, so this feels like a step backwards in getting to know here as a character.
To be honest, I would either like to see more post-series content, or even Legend of Korra comics. Though maybe now with Seven Havens currently airing, we might get more mythology on Aang and/or Korra which would explain the dearth of graphic novel stories from them.
Not my favorite ATLA side story. It seems that we've gotten to a plateau where there's only so much story that can be eked out from this series. We've got plenty of great post-series content, but some of the stuff that takes place in the middle is starting to feel forced and lacking any real tension. While I do appreciate getting to see the Kyoshi Warriors do their own thing, I don't feel like I got to know them any better. Suki already had a great side story in Suki, Alone, so this feels like a step backwards in getting to know here as a character.
To be honest, I would either like to see more post-series content, or even Legend of Korra comics. Though maybe now with Seven Havens currently airing, we might get more mythology on Aang and/or Korra which would explain the dearth of graphic novel stories from them.
November 12, 2026
a nice addition to the avatar world, it was great seing Suki again
this follows the kyoshi warriors during avatar the last airbender , sometime after season 1 before SUki meets back up with the Gaang.
here we see the kyoshi warriors leave their island and try to figure out how the best way to help the earth kindom in the fight against the fire nation
this follows the kyoshi warriors during avatar the last airbender , sometime after season 1 before SUki meets back up with the Gaang.
here we see the kyoshi warriors leave their island and try to figure out how the best way to help the earth kindom in the fight against the fire nation
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November 7, 2026Suki deserves more recognition
November 12, 2026
I was pleasantly surprised how dark this got. Andal as villain just did not work for me because she was cartoonishly evil and dumb. I enjoyed the book overall just had some minor criticisms.
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