Avatar: The Last Airbender The Art of the Animated Series (Second Edition)
Join series creators Bryan Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino for an unpreccendented behind-the-scenes look at hundreds of pieces of concept, design, and production art as they take you on a guided tour through the development of this smash-hit television series in this new edition of the beloved artbook. Learn how Avatar: The Last Airbender took shape, from the very first sketch through the series finale, and beyond! This new edition comes with a brand new forward from long time Avatar the Last Airbender series writer Gene Luen Yang.
Avatar: The Last Airbender has been syndicated to more than 120 countries around the world, inspiring millions of fans and industry professionals alike and garnering numerous industry honors--including wins at the prestigious Annie, Peabody, and Primetime Emmy awards.
Perfect for fans of all ages!
Avatar: The Last Airbender has been syndicated to more than 120 countries around the world, inspiring millions of fans and industry professionals alike and garnering numerous industry honors--including wins at the prestigious Annie, Peabody, and Primetime Emmy awards.
Perfect for fans of all ages!
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Ever since I was little, Suki was one of my absolute favorite characters. She and Asami (Legend of Korra) are so incredible and skilled in their representation of nonbending women. As my top two characters in this universe, I was so excited for this comic to come out! I preordered it months ago and it arrived on the 30th of July.
I thought the story was excellent! A great way to show just how Suki was doing at Boiling Rock. I enjoyed the way Faith Erin Hicks displayed *spoilers ahead* some of the trauma in Suki towards the ending, teaching her that not everyone can be trusted just because they appear to be in your same situation. My only note would be that personally, I would’ve liked it to be a little longer. That’s how much I enjoyed! Like I said- Suki’s a fav!
I thought the story was excellent! A great way to show just how Suki was doing at Boiling Rock. I enjoyed the way Faith Erin Hicks displayed *spoilers ahead* some of the trauma in Suki towards the ending, teaching her that not everyone can be trusted just because they appear to be in your same situation. My only note would be that personally, I would’ve liked it to be a little longer. That’s how much I enjoyed! Like I said- Suki’s a fav!
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