I really did like the end of this story. I think it wrapped everything up but also expanded the policies of the world and also it was such a well crafted story. I really loved seeing how these characters expanded and focused on both their relationships but also the avatar world overall. I am really excited to check out more stories in this line of comics. ( )

I really did like the end of this story. I think it wrapped everything up but also expanded the policies of the world and also it was such a well crafted story. I really loved seeing how these characters expanded and focused on both their relationships but also the avatar world overall. I am really excited to check out more stories in this line of comics. ( )

The Promise was sooooooo intense I absolutely LOVED it!!!! I loved the animated tv show and this stuck well to the story line with more awesome adventures for the gang! Now that the war is over, the earth kingdom wants the fire nation citizens out- but they've been living in the earth kingdom for generations by now, that's their home. So what to do? When Firebenders claim earth kingdom citizenship things will be sure to get tricky for Aang to help resolve! Sokka has his same humor, Toph is still a badass....teacher? That's right, she's opened a school for METALbending which sort of explains how it becomes more of a common bending skill in Korra's time. It was nice to read about Sokka, Katara, Aang, Toph and Zuko again, quite refreshing after Legend of Korra. I was also awesome to see Appa and Momo in a new story line- Pabu just can't equal the amazingness of BOTH of them. This was a GREAT book to sit and read while reminiscing one of my favorite childhood shows :D I'm really hoping that in the next book (The Search) the go into depth about what happened with Zuko's mom! can't wait!!!!!!! ( )

I'm more excited about the Zuko centric series coming out next year than this one. Still, it was a solid end to The Promise story arc. My favorite scenes centered around Toph's school and Aang teaching his fan club about cultural appropriation. Overall I don't think this series benefited from being split up into three parts. ( )

The ending is moderately satsifying, but like the other two, the characterization is not always as great. I can't really picture Aang and Katara calling each other "sweetie" but it seems like that's here to stay. Zuko's relationship with Team Avatar is odd here, too. ( )