Michael Dante DiMartino Books in Order

Katara and Sokka discover Aang frozen in an iceberg, then learn he may be the long-lost Avatar. As the Fire Nation closes in, the carefree young airbender must begin facing a world at war.

Prince Zuko attacks the Southern Water Tribe in pursuit of Aang. When Aang gives himself up to protect Katara and Sokka’s home, his new friends risk everything to bring the Avatar back.

Aang returns to the Southern Air Temple, hoping to find the home he remembers. What he discovers forces him to confront the loss of his people, while Katara and Sokka try to help him carry it.

On Kyoshi Island, Aang is treated like a hero because of the Avatar who came before him. His sudden fame becomes a problem when Zuko attacks, leaving Aang to protect the island and its people.

Aang, Katara, and Sokka reach Omashu, where King Bumi puts Aang through a baffling series of tests. To win his friends back, Aang must learn to think differently when every path seems impossible.

Team Avatar meets Haru, a young earthbender hiding his abilities from the Fire Nation. After he risks exposure to save an old man, Aang and his friends are drawn into a fight for imprisoned earthbenders.

Aang tries to help a village terrorized by Hei Bai, a spirit enraged by the destruction of its forest. When Sokka is taken into the Spirit World, Aang must find a way to make peace.

Aang races to a Fire Nation temple to speak with Avatar Roku during the winter solstice. Fire Sages, Admiral Zhao, and Zuko stand in his way, while Roku carries a warning Aang cannot ignore.

This visual guide gathers concept art, character designs, storyboards, and production notes from the making of Avatar: The Last Airbender. DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko trace the series from early sketches to the finale.

Set right after the series finale, this story throws Aang and Zuko into a political crisis over the Fire Nation colonies. A promise between friends starts to look frighteningly hard to keep.

The colony dispute grows more dangerous as lines harden between nations and even between friends. Aang and Zuko both want peace, but their ideas of how to protect it begin to clash.

As war threatens again, Team Avatar has to face the reality that the old world cannot simply be restored. The final part asks whether different peoples can build something new without destroying each other.

A behind-the-scenes look at *The Legend of Korra* Book One, with concept art, character designs, and commentary from the creators. It follows the development of Korra’s arrival in Republic City and the show’s new visual era.

This art book explores the making of *The Legend of Korra* Book Two. Concept art and creator notes reveal the design work behind the Spirit World, the Southern Water Tribe, new characters, and the season’s mythic scope.

The final Korra art book looks behind the scenes of Book Four. It collects production art and creator commentary on Korra’s recovery, Kuvira’s campaign, and the visual work behind the series’ final conflict.

Twelve-year-old Giacomo discovers he has a birdlike Genius in an empire where art is outlawed. Hidden artists teach him to turn creativity into magic, but a ruthless enemy is hunting powerful tools that could destroy the world.

Korra and Asami return from the Spirit World to a Republic City divided over a new spirit portal. A developer, rival triads, and displaced residents turn their first days as a couple into a citywide crisis.

Aang and his friends return to Toph’s father’s factory town and find rising anger between benders and nonbenders. Asked to help, Team Avatar discovers that a local dispute is close to turning violent.

When Asami is kidnapped, Korra enters the increasingly hostile Spirit Wilds to find her. Dark spirits and Tokuga’s influence raise the stakes, forcing Korra and Asami to rely on each other to get out.

As Republic City’s housing crisis worsens, Tokuga and Wonyong build a dangerous alliance. Zhu Li enters the presidential race, leaving Korra to balance her duties as Avatar with the needs of the people around her.

Giacomo and his friends flee into the warrior empire of Rachana while protecting a Sacred Tool from Nerezza. When an ancient force threatens the region’s horse-Geniuses, Giacomo must face a danger no one else can stop.

The divide between benders and nonbenders deepens as fear and resentment spread through town. Team Avatar investigates who is encouraging the unrest, while Toph faces hard truths about her father’s business.

With the town on the edge of open violence, Aang and his friends have to expose the forces behind the conflict. The final part tests whether people can choose understanding over fear and retaliation.

On the eve of the Earth Kingdom’s first election, old Earth Empire loyalties threaten its future. Korra, Asami, Mako, and Bolin disagree over how to stop another war, especially with Kuvira’s trial underway.

Commander Guan uses a new technology to tilt the Earth Kingdom election in his favor. Korra and Kuvira seek help from an old friend, hoping to stop a return to conquest before democracy is crushed.

This collected edition follows Korra and Asami as they return to Republic City after the series finale. A dispute over the spirit portal, a housing emergency, and criminal unrest test both their relationship and Korra’s leadership.

Before she becomes a legendary Avatar, Kyoshi lives in the shadow of Yun, the young man believed to hold that role. A shocking discovery sends her into a dangerous search for training, allies, and her own path.

This collection brings together the complete Imbalance trilogy. Team Avatar confronts a conflict between benders and nonbenders in a factory town, where questions of work, power, and identity threaten to divide the community.

Giacomo’s struggle against the forces trying to crush art and Genius magic continues as the fate of the Sacred Tools remains uncertain. He and his friends must rely on their creativity, courage, and hard-won trust.

This edition collects the full Ruins of the Empire trilogy. Korra must work with the disgraced Kuvira to stop Commander Guan from using the Earth Kingdom’s first election to rebuild the empire.

Guan’s brainwashing plot leaves Korra’s friends and countless voters under his control. Korra, Toph, Su, and Kuvira attempt a rescue, but the future of the Earth Kingdom depends on whether Kuvira can be trusted.

This behind-the-scenes collection covers *The Legend of Korra* Book Three. It gathers designs, storyboards, and commentary on the new airbenders, Zaofu, Zaheer’s group, and the season’s shifting political landscape.

Fourteen-year-old Jack Finn is overwhelmed by his father’s departure, the loss of his home, and his friend Alyssa’s accident. When Alyssa wakes with no memory, Jack must face the truth he has tried to bury.

Zuko worries when his half-sister Kiyi enrolls at the strict Royal Fire Academy for Girls. He asks Mai to teach there and keep watch, but the school’s harsh culture may be shaping Kiyi in troubling ways.

This illustrated guide explores the animal life of the Avatar world, from flying bison and elephant koi to fire ferrets and purple pentapuses. It offers artwork and details on creatures from both Avatar and Korra.

This treasury collects three standalone Avatar stories centered on Azula, Iroh, June, Zuko, Mai, and Kiyi. Together, the comics explore family history, difficult choices, and the Fire Nation’s future after the war.