Avatar The Last Airbender The Kyoshi Warriors #3
SCORE: 67
The best thing I can say about Avatar The Last Airbender The Kyoshi
Warriors #3 is this is the last one in this series. I will openly admit
that I did not like, and did not enjoy this series. I had some high
hopes for it, but it really and truly fell flat. This comic book cost me
$4.99. There are twenty-two pages of comic book content within Avatar
The Last Airbender The Kyoshi Warriors #3. The intro and credits are on
the front inside cover of this comic book.
The issues families can have with Avatar The Last Airbender The Kyoshi
Warriors #3 are violence, blood, and more. There is direct
insubordination within Avatar The Last Airbender The Kyoshi Warriors #3.
The leaders are shown as wrong and the Kyoshi Warriors are right in
Avatar The Last Airbender The Kyoshi Warriors #3. There is some lack of
attire and enticement to lust issues within advertisements in the back
of this comic book.
The Horsepower page is about Foundations in Avatar The Last Airbender
The Kyoshi Warriors #3. For once the Horsepower page is interesting
talking about different ways to create a new fantasy universe. In
application I am not really sure how that would work. I make a solemn
vow to include spoilers for the rest of my review of the Avatar The Last
Airbender The Kyoshi Warriors #3 comic book.
Aika was kidnapped by the Fire Nation. Suki decides to go and get her in
Avatar The Last Airbender The Kyoshi Warriors #3. The remaining Kyoshi
Warriors dress up in their normal attire, gear, and make up. The Kyoshi
Warriors use stealth and go into the base all quiet like in Avatar The
Last Airbender The Kyoshi Warriors #3. They get to Aika before the
alarms are set off in the base. There is a bit of a stand off in Avatar
The Last Airbender The Kyoshi Warriors #3.
General Andal shows up while Suki is making a deal with General Yuze of
the Fire Nation. Suki attacks the Earth Nation General Andal and lets
the Fire Nation General Yuze free. The Earth Nation captured the base
which was the objective all along. Avatar The Last Airbender The Kyoshi
Warriors #3 teaches readers that those in charge of the military do not
know what they are doing, and the warriors know better. The Kyoshi
Warriors then decide to escort civilians safely to their destinations.
- Paul
Graphics: 66%
Writing: 73%
Replay/Extras: 66%
Story: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Dark Horse Comics
Author: Hoang, Bellbessa, Matera, Comicraft
Rating: ‘13+’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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