Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Lost Adventures
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Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Lost Adventures | |
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Date | June 15, 2011 |
Publisher | Dark Horse Comics |
Creative team | |
Creators | Michael Dante DiMartino Bryan Konietzko |
Editors | Samantha Robertson |
Original publication | |
Published in | Avatar: The Last Airbender |
ISBN | 9781595827487 (Graphic novel) 9781506722740 (Library edition) |
The Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Lost Adventures is a graphic novel anthology published by Dark Horse Comics collecting short stories from 2005 to 2011. The Lost Adventures features twenty-six in-continuity stories set throughout the run of the Avatar: The Last Airbender TV series, most of which had previously appeared in Nickelodeon Magazine or as part of DVD collections. Many of the writers and artists worked on the original animated series.[1]
Stories
[edit]The Lost Adventures is divided into three books—Water, Earth, and Fire—corresponding to the three seasons of the TV series. On the table below, creators marked with a † worked on the Avatar: The Last Airbender TV series, and creators marked with a ‡ worked on The Legend of Korra TV series.
Title | Story | Art | Colors | Lettering | |
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Book One — Water |
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“Bee Calm” | Joshua Hamilton †‡ John O'Bryan † |
Justin Ridge †‡ | Hye Jung Kim † | Clem Robins | |
Originally appeared in the June 2005 issue of Nickelodeon Magazine and later in the 2006 Nick Mag Presents: Avatar: The Last Airbender. | |||||
“Water War” | Tim Hedrick †‡ | Justin Ridge †‡ | Hye Jung Kim † | Comicraft | |
Originally appeared in the 2006 Nick Mag Presents: Avatar: The Last Airbender. | |||||
“Don't Blow It!” | Alison Wilgus | Elsa Garagarza † | Wes Dzioba | Comicraft | |
Originally appeared in Nickelodeon Comics Club. | |||||
“Relics” | Johane Matte ‡ Joshua Hamilton †‡ |
Johane Matte ‡ | Hye Jung Kim † | Comicraft | |
Originally appeared in Nickelodeon Magazine and later in the Avatar: The Last Airbender / Star Wars: The Clone Wars Free Comic Book Day 2011 issue from Dark Horse Comics. | |||||
“Fruit-Stand Freestyle” | Brian Ralph | Comicraft | |||
Originally appeared in the 2007 Nick Mag Presents: Avatar: The Last Airbender. | |||||
Book Two — Earth |
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“Sleepbending” | Joshua Hamilton †‡ | Joaquim Dos Santos †‡ | Hye Jung Kim † | Clem Robins | |
Originally appeared in the 2006 Nick Mag Presents: Avatar: The Last Airbender. | |||||
“Lessons” | Johane Matte ‡ | Wes Dzioba | Comicraft | ||
Originally appeared in the August 2007 issue of Nickelodeon Magazine. | |||||
“Sokka the Avatar” | Joshua Hamilton †‡ | Justin Ridge †‡ | Sno Cone Studios | Comicraft | |
Originally appeared in the 2006 Nick Mag Presents: Avatar: The Last Airbender. | |||||
“Dirty Is Only Skin Deep” | J. Torres | Gurihiru | Comicraft | ||
Originally appeared in Nickelodeon Magazine. Gurihiru worked on the Avatar: The Last Airbender graphic novel trilogies from 2012 to 2017. | |||||
“Divided We Fall” | Frank Pittarese | Justin Ridge †‡ | Hye Jung Kim † Wes Dzioba |
Comicraft | |
Originally appeared serialized in four parts with the Avatar: The Last Airbender – Book Two individual DVD volumes. | |||||
“Reach for the Toph” | J. Torres | Corey Lewis | Comicraft | ||
Originally appeared in Nickelodeon Magazine. | |||||
“It's Only Natural!” | Johane Matte ‡ Joshua Hamilton †‡ |
Johane Matte ‡ | Wes Dzioba | Comicraft | |
Originally appeared in the 2007 Nick Mag Presents: Avatar: The Last Airbender. | |||||
“Going Home Again” | Aaron Ehasz † May Chan † Katie Mattila †‡ Alison Wilgus |
Amy Kim Ganter | Wes Dzioba | Comicraft | |
Originally appeared in the 2007 Nick Mag Presents: Avatar: The Last Airbender. | |||||
“The Bridge” | Joshua Hamilton †‡ Tim Hedrick †‡ Aaron Ehasz † Frank Pittarese |
Reagan Lodge | Comicraft | ||
Originally appeared in the 2007 Nick Mag Presents: Avatar: The Last Airbender. | |||||
Book Three — Fire |
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“Private Fire” | Joshua Hamilton †‡ | Johane Matte ‡ | Wes Dzioba | Comicraft | |
Originally appeared serialized in four parts with the Avatar: The Last Airbender – Book Three individual DVD volumes. | |||||
“Night Animals” | Katie Mattila †‡ | Justin Ridge †‡ | Wes Dzioba | Comicraft | |
Originally appeared in the April 2008 issue of Nickelodeon Magazine. | |||||
“Boys' Day Out” | Alison Wilgus | Gurihiru | Comicraft | ||
Originally appeared in Nickelodeon Magazine. | |||||
“Ember Island Arcade” | Corey Lewis | Comicraft | |||
Originally appeared in Nickelodeon Magazine. | |||||
“Monster Slayer” | J. Torres | Gurihiru | Comicraft | ||
Originally appeared in Nickelodeon Magazine. | |||||
“Combustion Man on a Train” | Alison Wilgus Rawles Lumumba |
Tom McWeeney | Wes Dzioba | Comicraft | |
Originally appeared in Nickelodeon Magazine. | |||||
“Swordbending” | Alison Wilgus | Justin Ridge †‡ | Wes Dzioba | Comicraft | |
Originally appeared in Nickelodeon Comics Club. | |||||
“No Benders Allowed” | Alison Wilgus | Elsa Garagarza † | Wes Dzioba | Comicraft | |
Originally appeared in Nickelodeon Comics Club. | |||||
“Love Is a Battlefield” | J. Torres | Gurihiru | Comicraft | ||
Originally appeared in Nickelodeon Magazine. | |||||
“Dragon Days” | Alison Wilgus | FRAMING SEQUENCE: Johane Matte ‡ FLASHBACK: Tom McWeeney |
Wes Dzioba | Comicraft | |
Originally appeared in Nickelodeon Comics Club. | |||||
“Game Time!” | Katie Mattila †‡ | Justin Ridge †‡ | Hye Jung Kim † | Comicraft | |
Originally appeared in Nickelodeon Comics Club. | |||||
“Bumi vs. Toph, Round 1” | Johane Matte ‡ Joshua Hamilton †‡ |
Johane Matte ‡ | Hye Jung Kim † | Comicraft | |
Originally appeared in Nickelodeon Comics Club. | |||||
Bonus Stories |
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“New Recruits” | Dave Roman | Justin Ridge †‡ | Sno Cone Studios Hye Jung Kim † |
Comicraft | |
Originally appeared in Nickelodeon Magazine. This is an out-of-continuity story. | |||||
“Gym Time” | Alison Wilgus | Ethan Spaulding †‡ | Wes Dzioba | Comicraft | |
Originally appeared in the 2007 Nick Mag Presents: Avatar: The Last Airbender. This is an out-of-continuity story. |
References
[edit]- ^ "Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Lost Adventures". Dark Horse Comics. Retrieved August 15, 2018.