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Avatar: The Last Airbender--Team Avatar Treasury Boxed Set
What do pirates, prisons, and a lavabender have in common? It’s this collection of The Last Airbender comics stories!
Three stand alone graphic novels that spotlight fan favorite characters from the original animated series, collected for the first time in one boxed set with original box art!
In Katara and the Pirate's Silver, Katara has to embrace her tougher side and join a pirate crew to escape the Fire Nation. Toph embraces her new role as teacher to some skeptical new students in Toph Beifong's Metalbending Academy . And Suki’s time in the Boiling Rock prison provides a painful lesson that will ultimately strengthen her faith in her friends in The Last Airbender--Suki, Alone .
Continue the adventure of the beloved The Last Airbender TV series with adventures written by Faith Erin Hicks ( The Nameless City, Pumpkinheads ) and drawn by Peter Wartman ( Stonebreaker ), with colors by Adele Matera and letters by ComiCraft’s Jimmy Betancourt, in collaboration with original creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko’s Avatar Studios!
Collects The Last Airbender--Katara and the Pirate's Silver , The Last Airbender - Toph Beifong's Metalbending Academy , and The Last Airbender--Suki, Alone in a new boxed set with original art.
Three stand alone graphic novels that spotlight fan favorite characters from the original animated series, collected for the first time in one boxed set with original box art!
In Katara and the Pirate's Silver, Katara has to embrace her tougher side and join a pirate crew to escape the Fire Nation. Toph embraces her new role as teacher to some skeptical new students in Toph Beifong's Metalbending Academy . And Suki’s time in the Boiling Rock prison provides a painful lesson that will ultimately strengthen her faith in her friends in The Last Airbender--Suki, Alone .
Continue the adventure of the beloved The Last Airbender TV series with adventures written by Faith Erin Hicks ( The Nameless City, Pumpkinheads ) and drawn by Peter Wartman ( Stonebreaker ), with colors by Adele Matera and letters by ComiCraft’s Jimmy Betancourt, in collaboration with original creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko’s Avatar Studios!
Collects The Last Airbender--Katara and the Pirate's Silver , The Last Airbender - Toph Beifong's Metalbending Academy , and The Last Airbender--Suki, Alone in a new boxed set with original art.
240 pages, Paperback
Published November 15, 2022
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Faith Erin Hicks
117 books1,642 followersBorn in the wilds of British Columbia, the young Faith frolicked among the Sasquatch native to the province before moving to Ontario at age five. There she was homeschooled with her three brothers, and developed an unnatural passion for galloping around on horseback, though never without a proper helmet (because you only get one skull). After twenty years of suffering through Ontario’s obscenely hot summers, she migrated east, and now lives beside the other ocean in Halifax, Nova Scotia. She worked in animation for a bit, and now draws comics full time. She’s not sure how that happened either.
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April 30, 2024
le mie girlboss🫶🏻
adorato, ovviamente
mi si rompe solo il cuore per Suki💔
adorato, ovviamente
mi si rompe solo il cuore per Suki💔
September 21, 2024
Toph is my favorite character, absolutely badass
April 7, 2025
Katara and the Pirate's Silver- 1 star, 2024 (original review: This was not Avatar; I know Avatar, this was not it.
The characters rivaled the live-action characters for how unfaithful they were to the source material.
Aang looked more like the Ember Island theater Aang than he did the real Aang.
Katara is my least favourite character, which is why I put off reading this for so long, but she wasn't remotely the same character anyway, which I hated, and I hated the new Katara in this comic. As much as Katara is my least favourite character, I still wouldn't change her for the world.)
Toph Beifong's Metal Bending Academy- 1 star, 2024 (original review: The writing was not good. Pretty bad in places actually. "It turned out the cave was actually a secret tunnel. There was a song about it, sung by a group of wandering musicians, who were also trapped in the cave that was actually a secret tunnel."
The characters were also not good. Not at all like the source material, especially Toph & Chong. Many inconsistencies, MANY. Also how did this get me to not like Toph? She's literally my favourite character.
It's like the author doesn't understand Toph's abilities at all, mostly in regards to her being blind but being able to sense things with her feet and such.
- she thinks a pack of saber-toothed lions are coming... It's really a bunch of people.
- she can't tell what's around the corner of a building until she peaks around it... She's blind.
- she saved someone from being squashed by some metal that fell from above... She can't have sensed or seen that... Don't know how that happened.
Those are just a few instances.
At the end one of Toph's students is surprised when she doesn't call them lily livers, she literally didn't say it once to them the entire book.
Also at the end Toph convinces someone to join her METALBENDING Academy. The person is a Lava Bender. She says they should join because her and her fellow teachers can teach him how to Lava Bend and give him a comfy bed to sleep on. Literally none of them know a thing about Lava Bending nor seen one before, what the fuck do they know?)
Suki, Alone- 5 stars, 2021
The characters rivaled the live-action characters for how unfaithful they were to the source material.
Aang looked more like the Ember Island theater Aang than he did the real Aang.
Katara is my least favourite character, which is why I put off reading this for so long, but she wasn't remotely the same character anyway, which I hated, and I hated the new Katara in this comic. As much as Katara is my least favourite character, I still wouldn't change her for the world.)
Toph Beifong's Metal Bending Academy- 1 star, 2024 (original review: The writing was not good. Pretty bad in places actually. "It turned out the cave was actually a secret tunnel. There was a song about it, sung by a group of wandering musicians, who were also trapped in the cave that was actually a secret tunnel."
The characters were also not good. Not at all like the source material, especially Toph & Chong. Many inconsistencies, MANY. Also how did this get me to not like Toph? She's literally my favourite character.
It's like the author doesn't understand Toph's abilities at all, mostly in regards to her being blind but being able to sense things with her feet and such.
- she thinks a pack of saber-toothed lions are coming... It's really a bunch of people.
- she can't tell what's around the corner of a building until she peaks around it... She's blind.
- she saved someone from being squashed by some metal that fell from above... She can't have sensed or seen that... Don't know how that happened.
Those are just a few instances.
At the end one of Toph's students is surprised when she doesn't call them lily livers, she literally didn't say it once to them the entire book.
Also at the end Toph convinces someone to join her METALBENDING Academy. The person is a Lava Bender. She says they should join because her and her fellow teachers can teach him how to Lava Bend and give him a comfy bed to sleep on. Literally none of them know a thing about Lava Bending nor seen one before, what the fuck do they know?)
Suki, Alone- 5 stars, 2021
March 1, 2023
3.5✨
May 14, 2023
3,5 stars ⭐️
This was a really fun read , all 3 short stories were nice , my favorite story was the Suki one!
This was a really fun read , all 3 short stories were nice , my favorite story was the Suki one!
August 14, 2024
Sicuramente il capitolo migliore è quello di Suki!
Ammiro tantissimo il suo coraggio e la fiducia costante che ha negli altri.
Gli altri due...meh decisamente deludenti.
Ammiro tantissimo il suo coraggio e la fiducia costante che ha negli altri.
Gli altri due...meh decisamente deludenti.
July 22, 2024
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This Treasury collection combines three previously published Avatar stories - "Katara and the Pirate's Silver," "Toph Beifong's Metal Bending Academy" and "Suki, Alone." Each showcases the titular character in the main role.As a delightful bonus in this edition we get creators' commentary on some of the pages inserted into the sidelines. While most of these are pretty light on insight into the creative process, they are always fun to read and do convey well how much everyone involved loves working on Avatar. I very much liked this addition and only wish there would have been more commentary on more pages.
Synopsis on the issues: The Katara episode is set in Season 2, with Katara getting separated from the rest of the group and giving us the first glimpse into the strong warrior she will become. The Toph episode is set sometime after the series ended, with Toph running a respectable bending academy and dealing with the realization that she has become 'The Man' and missing her rebel days. The Suki episode showcases her experiences in the prison of Boiling Rock with some flashbacks to her past.
All three are good stories, though perhaps not among the best that Avatar comics have to offer. Of these, I liked the Suki one best with proper impact - one I wish had been made as an episode. The other two are still good fun though.
The art, as always in Avatar comics, is top-notch with everyone appearing exactly as they did in the Animated Series; beautiful vistas and very good action.
I highly recommend this - if you are a fan and have not read these before you should definitely pick them up. If you do own some already, then the commentary is a nice addition but probably not worth the price of purchase alone. Reviewed from an advance reader copy provided by the publisher.
August 4, 2023
original review: https://horrortree.com/epeolatry-book...
It’s always fun to return to the world of Avatar: The Last Airbender. My household tends to watch both the original series and The Legend of Korra at least once all the way through every year. And this collection, Team Avatar Treasury Boxed Set, by Faith Erin Hicks, Peter Wartman, and Adele Matera made a wonderful medium for revisiting Aang’s world. What’s more interesting is that each of the stories within do not focus on Aang but on other fan favorite characters from the show: Katara, Suki, and Toph.
This boxed set contains three separate graphic novels: In Katara and the Pirate’s Silver, Katara goes on an adventure and tries to prove to herself that she is tough, despite what Toph and the rest of team Avatar think of her. Suki, Alone recounts the events just before Sokka and Zuko arrive at Boiling Rock prison to save the day. And Toph Beifong’s Metalbending Academy gives us a glimpse into the life of Toph after the events of the original series.
These stories deal with themes of self-image, the importance of building community, the dangers of cultural isolation, and much more. The characters are familiar and true to the canon of the show. It felt like reading some lost episodes and makes me wish there were more.
So, if you are a fan of Avatar: The Last Airbender like me and my family, be sure to get a copy of this boxed set. I look forward to future Avatar titles put out by Dark Horse Books.
It’s always fun to return to the world of Avatar: The Last Airbender. My household tends to watch both the original series and The Legend of Korra at least once all the way through every year. And this collection, Team Avatar Treasury Boxed Set, by Faith Erin Hicks, Peter Wartman, and Adele Matera made a wonderful medium for revisiting Aang’s world. What’s more interesting is that each of the stories within do not focus on Aang but on other fan favorite characters from the show: Katara, Suki, and Toph.
This boxed set contains three separate graphic novels: In Katara and the Pirate’s Silver, Katara goes on an adventure and tries to prove to herself that she is tough, despite what Toph and the rest of team Avatar think of her. Suki, Alone recounts the events just before Sokka and Zuko arrive at Boiling Rock prison to save the day. And Toph Beifong’s Metalbending Academy gives us a glimpse into the life of Toph after the events of the original series.
These stories deal with themes of self-image, the importance of building community, the dangers of cultural isolation, and much more. The characters are familiar and true to the canon of the show. It felt like reading some lost episodes and makes me wish there were more.
So, if you are a fan of Avatar: The Last Airbender like me and my family, be sure to get a copy of this boxed set. I look forward to future Avatar titles put out by Dark Horse Books.
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