The Legend of Korra: Turf Wars Omnibus
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Summary
ew beginnings for Korra and Asami！
After a refreshing sojourn in the Spirit World， Korra and Asami return to Republic City but find nothing but political hijinks and human vs。 spirit conflict！
A developer plans to turn the new spirit portal into an amusement park， endangering relations with the spirits。 At the city’s edge， Zhu Li enlists everyone she can to aid the evacuees who have relocated there。 Meanwhile， the Triple Threats’ ruthless new leader， Tokuga， is determined to unite the other triads under his rule。
In order to get through it all， Korra and Asami vow to look out for each other—but first， they’ve got to get better at being a team！
Written by series co-creator Michael Dante DiMartino and drawn by Irene Koh （Secret Origins: Batgirl， Afrina and the Glass Coffin） and with consultation by Bryan Konietzko， this is the official continuation of The Legend of Korra！ Collects The Legend of Korra: Turf Wars Parts One， Two， and Three with an all-new cover by Irene Koh！
After a refreshing sojourn in the Spirit World， Korra and Asami return to Republic City but find nothing but political hijinks and human vs。 spirit conflict！
A developer plans to turn the new spirit portal into an amusement park， endangering relations with the spirits。 At the city’s edge， Zhu Li enlists everyone she can to aid the evacuees who have relocated there。 Meanwhile， the Triple Threats’ ruthless new leader， Tokuga， is determined to unite the other triads under his rule。
In order to get through it all， Korra and Asami vow to look out for each other—but first， they’ve got to get better at being a team！
Written by series co-creator Michael Dante DiMartino and drawn by Irene Koh （Secret Origins: Batgirl， Afrina and the Glass Coffin） and with consultation by Bryan Konietzko， this is the official continuation of The Legend of Korra！ Collects The Legend of Korra: Turf Wars Parts One， Two， and Three with an all-new cover by Irene Koh！
Reviews
AngryGlitterWitch
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I cried。 Best Avatar-verse comic by miles imo。 My little queer heart can't take it 😭 I cried。 Best Avatar-verse comic by miles imo。 My little queer heart can't take it 😭 。。。more
Catarina M
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Depois do final da série "A Lenda de Korra"， que fez história por ser das primeiras séries de animação a apresentar um casal LGBT no final， gostei de ler um pouco como é vista a comunidade LGBTQI+ no Universo de Avatar。 Muito curiosa com o que o mundo dos espíritos unido com o mundo dos mortais ainda irá trazer。Zhu-li for president！ Depois do final da série "A Lenda de Korra"， que fez história por ser das primeiras séries de animação a apresentar um casal LGBT no final， gostei de ler um pouco como é vista a comunidade LGBTQI+ no Universo de Avatar。 Muito curiosa com o que o mundo dos espíritos unido com o mundo dos mortais ainda irá trazer。Zhu-li for president！ 。。。more
Shatiel
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Purtroppo questo fumetto non mi ha convinto。 Sebbene la storia sia buona， il comparto grafico è decisamente scadente。 Se lo paragoniamo poi all'altra serie di fumetti dedicati ad Aang e compari， la differenza di qualità è stratosferica。 Mi spiace dover criticare cosi tanto gli artisti che si sono dedicati a questo lavoro， non è assolutamente mia abitudine， perchè so quanto impegno， fatica e stress ci possa essere dietro， ma il risultato è davvero insoddisfacente。Purtroppo non solo i personaggi s Purtroppo questo fumetto non mi ha convinto。 Sebbene la storia sia buona， il comparto grafico è decisamente scadente。 Se lo paragoniamo poi all'altra serie di fumetti dedicati ad Aang e compari， la differenza di qualità è stratosferica。 Mi spiace dover criticare cosi tanto gli artisti che si sono dedicati a questo lavoro， non è assolutamente mia abitudine， perchè so quanto impegno， fatica e stress ci possa essere dietro， ma il risultato è davvero insoddisfacente。Purtroppo non solo i personaggi sono veramente disegnati male， ma gli sfondi sono praticamente quasi inesistenti， lasciando praticamente quasi sempre sfondi vuoti di un colore unico， senza alcun dettaglio che dia profondità alla scena。La storia inoltre credo abbia alcuni punti in cui sia stata un po' tirata per le lunghe e alcune scene potevano essere tranquillamente evitate。E' un vero peccato， perchè amo entrambe le serie e spero vivamente che il secondo volume avrà dei miglioramenti。 。。。more
M Samuell
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Turf Wars continues the Legend of Korra saga following the Nickelodeon series finale。 We have seen Avatar take the same approach， largely successfully， and this omnibus is no exception。 *** Spoilers ahead for the Legend of Korra Finale***Not only does Turf Wars expand upon the canon， but it does not shy away from the question of Korra and Asami （or KorrAsami as we lovingly refer to the pair）。 In fact， the story is so focused on the question of what Korra and Asami mean to one another as a couple Turf Wars continues the Legend of Korra saga following the Nickelodeon series finale。 We have seen Avatar take the same approach， largely successfully， and this omnibus is no exception。 *** Spoilers ahead for the Legend of Korra Finale***Not only does Turf Wars expand upon the canon， but it does not shy away from the question of Korra and Asami （or KorrAsami as we lovingly refer to the pair）。 In fact， the story is so focused on the question of what Korra and Asami mean to one another as a couple that it might seem excessive at times， but in recognizing that this is a story marketed towards teens the representation could be crucial for some。 Overall the story reads as a short season， each episodic chapter leading to a neat resolution that will leave fans hungry for more Korra。 I know I certainly am and cannot wait to add a hardcover copy to my library collection。 [Thank you to Edelweiss and Dark Horse Comics for a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review。] 。。。more
Bruna Santos
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First off， I was not the biggest fan of the art style， it felt wonky at times， although I really enjoyed the backgrounds。 The illustrator for the second book did a better job at keeping the feel and style of the show in my opinion。 This picks up right after the end of Book 4， with Korra and Asami leaving for a vacation in the spirit world， and in a way it feels as though it tries to immediately do what the show could not - actually show Korrasami as a couple。 They were very cute and adorable， an First off， I was not the biggest fan of the art style， it felt wonky at times， although I really enjoyed the backgrounds。 The illustrator for the second book did a better job at keeping the feel and style of the show in my opinion。 This picks up right after the end of Book 4， with Korra and Asami leaving for a vacation in the spirit world， and in a way it feels as though it tries to immediately do what the show could not - actually show Korrasami as a couple。 They were very cute and adorable， and it felt more natural and real。 I still wish they had been properly built up throughout the show， and that we got to see more of their correspondence in the 3 years Korra was away， as that is when their feelings for each other grew （at least from Korra's side）。 Maybe the new anthology planned for release in November 2022 will give us a little something more。I'm glad this first post-show publication showed us the consequences of a new spirit portal opening in downtown Republic City， and how people reacted to it。 Now， it feels like Korra took a step back in her conflict solving ways， going back to a more brash approach akin to that of Books 1 and 2， which seems weird when only a few days/weeks have passed since Kuvira's surrender and the resolution of that conflict。 Relationship wise， Korra and Asami communicate a lot better than either had done before with Mako， and seem like a much better fit for each other。 Asami also finally gets to shine and have some solo scenes that develop her as a character in a way that the show did not bother to， she was just the girl with the money that could also drive any vehicle and fix stuff。 The villain or antagonist， however you wish to see Tokuga as， just feels like another bad guy， not someone that will leave a lasting impact on the fate of the world or Korra as a person。 I don't believe this is the last we will see of him， maybe in a future volume （I am not sure if they're planning more after the anthology） he will come back stronger and with more spirit knowledge。 Zhu Li as the new president was a nice surprise， but it is something that made sense with the way the story was flowing。Overall， it feels like the story could have been more thought out and developed， the same that can be said for Korra and Asami's relationship。 But maybe， what the authors wanted was to give a bit more of what they could not on the show， and a lower stakes situation was the easier route。 3。5 rating 。。。more
Natasha den Dekker
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I loved Korra as a character and this expansion of the Avatar universe。 I especially loved the Queer representation and thanks to the art style and narrative structure I did feel like I was back in another episode of the show。
hermione
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i loved this so so much i love korrasami i love the atla universe in general 💗💗💗💗
Chris Edwards
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I enjoyed spending time with the characters again and it definitely captured the style of the show - it was even funny at times。。。 ultimately pretty dull though。 The plot really isn't great and the villain was entirely generic/forgettable。 The art started strong but seemed to dip in quality by the end too。 A regrettable 2。5 stars for one of my most beloved series。 I enjoyed spending time with the characters again and it definitely captured the style of the show - it was even funny at times。。。 ultimately pretty dull though。 The plot really isn't great and the villain was entirely generic/forgettable。 The art started strong but seemed to dip in quality by the end too。 A regrettable 2。5 stars for one of my most beloved series。 。。。more
Eule Luftschloss
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trigger warning（view spoiler）[ mutilation （hide spoiler）]This one is set directly after the ending of the last season: Korra and Asami are on their trip in the spirit realm， but of course as soon as they're back they're up to their necks in trouble。 Again。Same as with the ATLA comics: A proper addition to the plot， not just an attempt to get more money out of the franchise。 I really love that they've drawn the line at which stories to tell， and putting the rest up for readers， because otherwise trigger warning（view spoiler）[ mutilation （hide spoiler）]This one is set directly after the ending of the last season: Korra and Asami are on their trip in the spirit realm， but of course as soon as they're back they're up to their necks in trouble。 Again。Same as with the ATLA comics: A proper addition to the plot， not just an attempt to get more money out of the franchise。 I really love that they've drawn the line at which stories to tell， and putting the rest up for readers， because otherwise we'd have the Dragon Ball problem。Though I prefer Aang's story， this one was fun and I would read more。The arc was provided by the publisher。 。。。more
Jay
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Turf Wars is the first graphic novel continuing The Legend of Korra。 Taking place immediately after the show ended， Korra and her friends battle against the new leader of the street gang， “triple threat” triad， who is ruthless and has a vision to be the new leader of Republic City。 The main story is pretty basic and easily forgettable。 I found myself enjoying the side plots significantly more。 Such as Korra and Asami figuring out their new relationship and struggling to tell people as they come Turf Wars is the first graphic novel continuing The Legend of Korra。 Taking place immediately after the show ended， Korra and her friends battle against the new leader of the street gang， “triple threat” triad， who is ruthless and has a vision to be the new leader of Republic City。 The main story is pretty basic and easily forgettable。 I found myself enjoying the side plots significantly more。 Such as Korra and Asami figuring out their new relationship and struggling to tell people as they come from a culture where same sex relationships arnt so accepting。 Not bad overall， but I hope the next story in the Korra series will have a more engaging main plot。 。。。more
Rachel Trimble
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I enjoyed this continuation of the series。 We start right from where we left off， and we get to see Korra and Asami get together and see their journey together begin。 We also see that the fallout of where the show left off - it's not just all goody goody because the world was saved again。 I do like that the characters are true to the show in their personalities while they interact with new characters。 I like that Zhu-Li stepped up and is getting the credit she deserves for being absolutely fanta I enjoyed this continuation of the series。 We start right from where we left off， and we get to see Korra and Asami get together and see their journey together begin。 We also see that the fallout of where the show left off - it's not just all goody goody because the world was saved again。 I do like that the characters are true to the show in their personalities while they interact with new characters。 I like that Zhu-Li stepped up and is getting the credit she deserves for being absolutely fantastic。Would recommend？Yes。 。。。more
Ricardo
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Picks up right where the series ended！ I really liked the attention to detail and the the story itself。 You can feel the love and passion of Bryke and the all other good artists！
sputnik。sweetheart
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Lol it’s so chaotic but I loved it for Korrasami;））
Blue
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The art-style is simply exceptional。 It is consistent with what I've come to expect from the franchise; however the plot was a bit of a let down The art-style is simply exceptional。 It is consistent with what I've come to expect from the franchise; however the plot was a bit of a let down 。。。more
Lou Marchionda
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This entire book made my heart so dang happy。 As usual， the art is absolutely gorgeous。 I wish we got more of Tokuga's motivations， because that is one of the most memorable aspects of the TV series。 But I did appreciate having a one-sided bad guy I could just hate without having too many conflicting emotions about it， so there's that。 There will always be a special place in my heart for seeing the mustache-twirling bad guy get the crap kicked out of him by the hero。 Also， all the Korrasami plea This entire book made my heart so dang happy。 As usual， the art is absolutely gorgeous。 I wish we got more of Tokuga's motivations， because that is one of the most memorable aspects of the TV series。 But I did appreciate having a one-sided bad guy I could just hate without having too many conflicting emotions about it， so there's that。 There will always be a special place in my heart for seeing the mustache-twirling bad guy get the crap kicked out of him by the hero。 Also， all the Korrasami please。 All of it。 I love them so much。 Happy Pride ❤️ 。。。more
Charlie Gates
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A perfect continuation of The Legend of Korra。
Daniel
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It was great to see more Korra and Asami and it was nice to see how everything came together in the end， but it does feel like everything moves really quickly。
maru
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I love korrasami SO MUCH
Alyssa
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Korrasami forever！！！ 💜💜💜 I love the Legend of Korra， and I’m so happy I picked up Turf Wars during Pride Month to celebrate our two bisexual baddies Korra and Asami！ The comic picks up right where the show left off， and it was a good time reading this one （but boo on Bolin for being a cop… sigh…）
Shiro
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P-E-R-F-E-C-T ❤🥺
amélie 🏴☠️
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korrasami 😭
NerdyKitty815
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The plot of this book was good and enjoyable， and felt cohesive with everything that happened in the TV show。 I enjoyed it， but I really think the main reason I gave it such a high rating is because of the emphasis on Korra and Asami's relationship。 And I don't mean by that that I just read the book from a fangirl perspective， though it was very nice to see the girls finally get together。 No， what I liked was not just the relationship development， but the exploration of the implications。 I thoug The plot of this book was good and enjoyable， and felt cohesive with everything that happened in the TV show。 I enjoyed it， but I really think the main reason I gave it such a high rating is because of the emphasis on Korra and Asami's relationship。 And I don't mean by that that I just read the book from a fangirl perspective， though it was very nice to see the girls finally get together。 No， what I liked was not just the relationship development， but the exploration of the implications。 I thought that the topic was handled really， really well， and it made me smile to see how everything turned out。 But that's just me。 。。。more
Cora Piper
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 This was a good graphic novel that extended the Legend of Korra series。 The illustrations are marvelous。 I liked the storyline but feel as if Asami and Korra’s relationship came out of no where。 Look forward to there relationship developing in the future。
Ilaria Vigorito
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Siggheroni。 Ma quanto sono belle le mie figlie？ Ma quanto è bello vedere che – anche se solo nel sequel a fumetti – il rapporto amoroso fra Asami e Korra sia stato canonizzato？ È RINFRESCANTE poterle vedere baciarsi e amarsi alla luce del sole， senza le ipocrisie a cui i network televisivi continuano ad abituarci – perché battibecchi ed elaborazioni dei rapporti fra persone etero va bene ma， per carità， se sono coppie omosessuali poi "chi pensa ai bambini"？？？ Di questo volumetto， come di quelli Siggheroni。 Ma quanto sono belle le mie figlie？ Ma quanto è bello vedere che – anche se solo nel sequel a fumetti – il rapporto amoroso fra Asami e Korra sia stato canonizzato？ È RINFRESCANTE poterle vedere baciarsi e amarsi alla luce del sole， senza le ipocrisie a cui i network televisivi continuano ad abituarci – perché battibecchi ed elaborazioni dei rapporti fra persone etero va bene ma， per carità， se sono coppie omosessuali poi "chi pensa ai bambini"？？？ Di questo volumetto， come di quelli su ATLA， ho apprezzato che resti coerente con la serie di riferimento， che porti avanti i problemi lasciati aperti da LOK， mostrando la difficile convivenza fra spiriti e umani ma anche le scorie lasciate dal passaggio di Kuvira e dalla pessima politica di Raiko， più preoccupato delle elezioni che di governare effettivamente。 E la rivincita di Zhu Li？ Non smetterò mai di ringraziare LOK per non aver fatto di lei una macchietta ma per averla fatta evolvere。 Ecco， l'evoluzione dei personaggi resta per me uno dei punti forti di ATLA e LOK e adoro che i fumetti non abbiano fossilizzato i personaggi ma li abbiano spinti avanti。 Sigh， se solo adattassero queste storie， sarei AL SETTIMO CIELO。 。。。more
Francesca Giardiello
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Continua la saga con l'avatar Korra， il volume segue fedelmente dove il cartone animato si è interrotto， unica pecca， la tecnologia， il mondo in cui vive Korra， ha letteralmente corso in sì e no un centinaio di anni。Come ogni prodotto targato Avatar， tanti insegnamenti， divertimento e morale， sebbene in questo caso， sia un attimo più di transizione， un volume che cerca di unire e seguire vari personaggi， ma forse， avrebbe fatto meglio a concentrarsi su meno situazioni contemporaneamente。 Continua la saga con l'avatar Korra， il volume segue fedelmente dove il cartone animato si è interrotto， unica pecca， la tecnologia， il mondo in cui vive Korra， ha letteralmente corso in sì e no un centinaio di anni。Come ogni prodotto targato Avatar， tanti insegnamenti， divertimento e morale， sebbene in questo caso， sia un attimo più di transizione， un volume che cerca di unire e seguire vari personaggi， ma forse， avrebbe fatto meglio a concentrarsi su meno situazioni contemporaneamente。 。。。more
pınar
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I wish I could say I liked it…- drawing style was very different than what I am used to in atla comics， at times it was very messy （faces were distorted， expressions were weird。。）- there were almost no backgrounds on the panels， just one color wall/sky/etc behind the characters- storyline was。。 rushed。 tbh it is on brand with the last season of korra。- can I just say again that I really didn’t like the drawing style。。 I mean it is so different compared to the cover of the book！！！- only thing I’l I wish I could say I liked it…- drawing style was very different than what I am used to in atla comics， at times it was very messy （faces were distorted， expressions were weird。。）- there were almost no backgrounds on the panels， just one color wall/sky/etc behind the characters- storyline was。。 rushed。 tbh it is on brand with the last season of korra。- can I just say again that I really didn’t like the drawing style。。 I mean it is so different compared to the cover of the book！！！- only thing I’ll give is that I love to see korrasami kisses in huge ass panels， so thanks for that。 。。。more
Conjun
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Honestly， just this being the canonification of Korrasami would make it a worthy reading for me。。。 but the first comic continuation of TLOK is on par with the animated series。 The art is fantastic， and the plot， even though it reads maybe a tad more rushed than the series， is as good （if not better） as the one we saw in the last season。 True， it might not be as great as the best episodes of the series， and Tokuga is not my favourite antagonist， but everything here will be delightful for fans。 An Honestly， just this being the canonification of Korrasami would make it a worthy reading for me。。。 but the first comic continuation of TLOK is on par with the animated series。 The art is fantastic， and the plot， even though it reads maybe a tad more rushed than the series， is as good （if not better） as the one we saw in the last season。 True， it might not be as great as the best episodes of the series， and Tokuga is not my favourite antagonist， but everything here will be delightful for fans。 And having the creators develop the characters the way they wanted to do it （but couldn't with Nickelodeon） is a treat。 Absolutely recommended。 。。。more
Tawnie J。
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 You have no idea how happy I was to hear that Korra is bi。 I squealed with excitement to see it in these continued comics。 I never realized how much I needed to be represented in the media but this gives me undeniable glee。
Malola
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Ah-mazing。It is a very nice continuation of the series （which is level GOD）。 The graphic novel organically follows its predecessor， it keeps a good presentation of the characters' personalities， good humour， the graphics and designs are well done， the relationship between the women is portrayed respectfully and shows common fears and desires of queer people （yes， I'm here for Korrasami too） or anyone who's fallen in love and is making themselves vulnerable to another person for that matter。It st Ah-mazing。It is a very nice continuation of the series （which is level GOD）。 The graphic novel organically follows its predecessor， it keeps a good presentation of the characters' personalities， good humour， the graphics and designs are well done， the relationship between the women is portrayed respectfully and shows common fears and desires of queer people （yes， I'm here for Korrasami too） or anyone who's fallen in love and is making themselves vulnerable to another person for that matter。It started to bother me the whole （view spoiler）[damsel in distress BS I thought they'd do with Asami's kidnapping， but no。。。 Luckily she was presented as the strong woman she is: If she's to go down， she'll go down in her own terms （hide spoiler）]。 。。。more
Erin
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