The Last Airbender movie tie-in comic is surprisingly worth your
time  So this Last Airbender movie tie-in comic was recommended
over at the Avatar Parallels tumblr, and it's legitimately good.
But before every Avatar fan and M. Night Shyamalan hater gets up
in arms, let me explain why.  Aside from the characters'
resemblance to their movie counterparts (Iroh has some serious
dreadlocks), this prequel comic does a stellar job of showing
what Zuko's life may have been like following his Agni Kai duel
with his father, Fire Lord Ozai.  The Last Airbender movie tie-
in comic is surprisingly worth your timeS  It starts with Zuko
trying (and failing, until his uncle steps in) to drum up a crew
for hunting the Avatar and actually does a handy job of filling
in a couple of the original series' blanks. For one, it explains
where Zuko got his blue spirit mask and two dao swords, which
was always a dangling question during the show's run. But more
importantly, a particular character makes a very important
appearance duri