The Legend Of Korra: Turf Wars Library Edition

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Mako's arm is still injured. Only a few days have passed since the wedding, so no Hollywood Healing. Top 500 Graphic Novels: Year 2017". Diamond Comic Distributors. Archived from the original on January 18, 2019 . Retrieved January 19, 2019. W]hat we have, it's kind of like the spirit world—it's special and rare. And not everyone is going to see it that way.❞ Watching the Sunset: Korra and Asami in Part 1, although Korra is looking at Asami instead of the sunset.

a b c d e Cornah, Joel (July 14, 2017). "Legend of Korra Comics: Irene Koh Interview". Sci-fi and Fantasy Network. Archived from the original on August 5, 2018 . Retrieved July 15, 2017. If you are a Legend of Korra fan then you’ll be pleased to know that, just like Avatar: The Last Airbender, Dark Horse Comicshas continued where the cult animated series ended through a series of graphic novels. You’ll also be excited to know that this is written by Korra and Avatar co-creator Michael Dante DiMartino, in consultation with the other co-creator Bryan Konietzko.Good Cop/Bad Cop: Bolin thinks of himself and Mako as having this dynamic, with Bolin being the good cop, only to end up being the bad cop when interrogating Skoochy. Even Bolin is surprised.

Out of gratitude to Korra and Asami for saving his life, Keum gives up his claim to the land around the spirit portal, ending the conflict with the spirits. At a party in support of Zhu Li, Korra reconciles with her father, who chooses not to let his people's traditions influence his behavior towards his daughter. Zhu Li later wins the election in a landslide victory, and as she gives her victory speech, Korra and Asami observe the new spirit portal and admit their love for one another. And finally the characters. I adore Korra and Asami, they are amazing and they are amazing together. Plus we get to see Korra's parents meeting Asami, great scenes with Bolin, Mako, Kay and many faves from the tv series. I don't know about the rest of you, but I miss Legend of Korra so freaking much. Every couple of years, I get this insatiable urge to rewatch Avatar: The Last Airbender, and ever since Korra ended in 2014, I've folded them in together as one big rewatch. I find them both so lovely and comforting and fun and beautiful. I've also been reading Gene Luen Yang's official comics continuations of Aang and the gang, and really enjoying them, so you bet your ass when I heard that there would be an official comics continuation of Korra, and written by one of the show's co-creators, no less, I've been waiting for it like a little kid on Christmas. The library finally got a copy to me last month, and after I read it (twice in a row), I immediately started rewatching Avatar: TLA. I'd finished both series within the week. Which is all to say, this book felt like Korra in all the ways that matter.Tempting Fate: Asami assures Korra that she can handle herself after a run-in with the Creeping Crystals. So even without the preview summaries, it's not really surprising that she's kidnapped by the end of the same book with Part 3 being about rescuing her.