Series
Description
Comic and Graphic Books. Juvenile Fiction. Juvenile Literature. HTML: Written and drawn by the creative team behind the best-sellingThe Promise and The Search, in collaboration with the creators ofAvatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra, this is the ultimate continuation of Avatar and the perfect companion toKorra! *The official continuation of Airbender from its creators! "As with much of what the show and comic series have done, it's nothing like what I expected, and is still so satisfying."-Fandom Post.
Language
Original language
English
Original publication date
2014-11-05
Physical description
80 p.; 5.98 inches
Publication
Dark Horse Books (2014), 80 pages
Pages
80
ISBN
1616552972 / 9781616552978
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LibraryThing member jen.e.moore
I continue to be astounded at how well this franchise does sensitivity, compromise, and understanding.
LibraryThing member pussreboots
Avatar: The Last Airbender: The Rift, Part 3 by Gene Luen Yang is the conclusion of the Rift trilogy. When last we left our intrepid heroes, most were trapped in a collapsing mineshaft. Saving them causes even further trouble, awakening an ancient warrior hell bent on destroying factory sitting on
Ang faces and uncomfortable situation where he may be forced to destroy the factory in order to save the workers, or face going against an ancient spirit and perhaps further upsetting the balance between the human and spirit word.
Toph meanwhile does her best to reconcile with her father. The tension between them hints at her future disconnect with her children which is addressed in the final season of The Legend of Korra.
Along with the big picture story of the ever present struggle between tradition and progress, and the sacred and the secular, there's the humor that gives both series its humanity. There's a poet, one of Toph's proteges who is struggling with creativity.
And there's of course, our old friend the cabbage bender. As long as Ang's around he can't catch a break.
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the site sacred to the Air Nomads.Ang faces and uncomfortable situation where he may be forced to destroy the factory in order to save the workers, or face going against an ancient spirit and perhaps further upsetting the balance between the human and spirit word.
Toph meanwhile does her best to reconcile with her father. The tension between them hints at her future disconnect with her children which is addressed in the final season of The Legend of Korra.
Along with the big picture story of the ever present struggle between tradition and progress, and the sacred and the secular, there's the humor that gives both series its humanity. There's a poet, one of Toph's proteges who is struggling with creativity.
And there's of course, our old friend the cabbage bender. As long as Ang's around he can't catch a break.
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LibraryThing member bobbybslax
The final part refocuses on its strengths and finishes with satsifying results.