The Gaang adventures continue in this deluxe collection set available exclusively through Dark Horse Direct
Dark Horse Direct, in collaboration with Avatar Studios co-creators Bryan Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino, presents a new Avatar: The Last Airbender Omnibus Ultimate Edition Boxed Set. This deluxe edition boxed set gathers the official graphic novel continuation of the hit animated series, featuring the complete stories of The Promise, The Search, The Rift, Smoke and Shadow, and North and South. The boxed set features a beautifully designed slipcase with gold foil highlights and includes an exclusive portfolio containing a lithograph of Team Avatar for display.
Each of the five hardcover volumes in the set has an exposed spine. The comics are written by Gene Luen Yang (Shang Chi), with art and colors by Gurihiru (Gwenpool), and lettered by Michael Heisler (Star Wars: Knights of The Old Republic).
After the defeat of Fire Lord Ozai, tensions remain high across the Four Nations.
Not everyone has forgiven the Fire Nation, and even Team Avatar’s homes bear the scars of their time at war.
Join Aang, Katara, Sokka, Toph, Zuko, Suki, and the rest of your favorite characters as their adventures continue beyond the animated series.
The Avatar: The Last Airbender Omnibus Ultimate Edition Boxed Set will be available to pre-order exclusively from Dark Horse Direct on February 27, 2025. It will retail for $250. Limited to just 500 sets in total, this deluxe boxed set is expected to ship to customers in March-April 2025.
Praise for Avatar: The Last Airbender comics:
“This book is such a significant and satisfying expansion of the Avatar story that it makes a case for being required reading for any fan of the series.”—Comic Book Wire
“Avatar: The Last Airbender—Suki, Alone develops a key Avatar-verse character on a solo journey that turns out deeply interconnected to the story world at large.”—Multiversity Comics
“North and South is a comic that made the wider universe it belongs to more rich, and it’s through the creators embracing the source material in a personal way.”—AIPT