by Gene Luen Yang , Michael Dante DiMartino , Bryan Konietzko , Gurihiru
Date Read: 3/12/14
Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
I had heard
this series was going to be about Toph.
When the book started, it didn’t seem to be about Toph at all! But don’t worry, by the end, it switches to
her, and I have a feeling most of the remainder of the series will be about
her.
All the kids
are starting to get older now. I’m happy
about this because there are still a lot of questions I want answered –
specifically what happens to Sokka? From watching Korra, we know that he ends
up on the council, but does he ever marry anyone (Suki)? Does he have
kids? How does Toph have a kid?
These
questions are not answered in this book, but the kids are growing up, so it’s
nice. Although they still act like they
did in the series. I feel that the illustrator
did a great job with all of them, except Iroh.
I had no idea that was supposed to be him until someone called him by
name!
The story
was pretty good. I wasn’t sure where it
was going. It kept me guessing. I enjoy watching the world move forward from
the show and start evolving in to what we see in Korra. Does anyone else think we’ll be seeing more
of this new character that was introduced??
The
characters still seemed true to themselves…but the “Sweetie” thing is still
weird. There’s still the humor we love
and the tense plot. I really enjoy
these. I think fans of the show will
still continue to enjoy these graphic novels.
And I can’t wait to see what’s in store for Toph. We should definitely get some character
development in this series for her. Can’t
wait.
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