Avatar: The Last Airbender--The Rift Omnibus

Another great addition to the story

Excellent series of books and complements the animated series well.

Love the fighting scenes in this one and how well the writing compliments the shows. It arrived on time and in great condition.

Of the omnibuses available so far, this is without a doubt the best. The Promise and The Search are great stories revolving around Zuko and his relationship to the Avatar. But there was a lack of Katara and Aang in those books and they get much more play in this one. One thing these stories are good at is challenging the role of the avatar in a quickly modernizing world. He is forced to confront the fact that maybe the world is moving on from spirits and the avatar - that maybe balance isn’t what he thought it was. Amazing stufff.

My daughter is a huge fan of Avatar; she watches the show three times a year, and the books are a fantastic addition to her library.

Item came quickly. Wasn't bent or ripped. My son loves these books.

I watched the entire Avatar: The Last Airbender main series. Awesome tv show I watched part of from Blockbuster when I was a kid. Watched it at the age of 26 and it's still good. I read Team Avatar Tales, The Lost Adventures, The Promise, and The Search. I feel like this is the weakest omnibus in the Avatar series so far. Maybe it's because I finished watching The Avatar, but I'm a little concerned they're going to keep making Avatar comics when the main story is already over. It's not that stories can't be good. It's just that when you write sequels you have to make sure they're unique and don't retread old ground again and again. However, after I got past the boring middle regarding The Avatar and his friends touring a refinery, it got interesting, because there was a new..."threat", that the Avatar had to deal with that was pretty fun to read. In the end, a spirit gave some life lessons that felt a little too idealistic about human nature in my opinion. I know this is a children's comic series, but I think they could've had a different message in the end. Also, the Avatar doesn't eat meat so I don't think he would be okay with Sokka opening up a meat stall and having that be a new Air Nomad tradition. It's out of the Avatar's character. Anyway, the end of the book redeemed The Avatar for me and I hope to read more in the series. They should make the comics into an animated tv show. It would be worth watching.

The graphic novel was in terrific condition even had that new book smell. As for the contents of the comic its my personal favorite love the art style and fighting scenes. Aang and toph act in character to their tv show personalities regarding the problems they face.

All good

A universalist, truly Neohumanist and world-loving creation. Happy to read it. Brings me memories from childhood. Connecting me to the present moment

First time I had an issue with the delivery where the postman forced the book into the mailbox and it destroyed the book. But Amazon sent me another one. I simply love this collection

As the title suggests, reading these comics is like being transported back into The Last Airbender world

Is a very good written story, I highly recommend it if you want to know more about avatar history after war