Avatar: The High Ground Volume 2 (Avatar, 2)

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James Cameron’s epic original story “The High Ground” continues in this graphic novel adaptation written by award-winning author Sherri L. Avatar High Ground takes you on a journey full of action and adventure again which we witnessed in the movie. Kiri later comes across Mo'at who tells her that change is a part of life and is what someone makes of it. There’s kind of a disconnect between the end of the first movie and what happens in Avatar: The Way of Water.

After years of peace, Jake has settled down with Neytiri and raised a family, consisting of Neteyam, Lo'ak and Tuktirey, as well as their adoptive children Miles Socorro and Kiri. However, the comic's art has been somewhat criticized because of its constantly changing art styles, leading to some thinking the art was rushed. Dark Horse's next release in the franchise was Avatar: The Next Shadow on January 6th, 2021, a year after the supposed release date of The High Ground. McCosker appears on a radio message to Ardmore saying the explosives on Pandora are disarmed and the Sully children have been captured. Jake and Neytiri are horrified that their plan seems to have failed by this unexpected turn of events.

Much better than the first volume since I could actually track what was happening (except for most of the battle since it would definitely make more sense on screen) and the art was a lot more consistent.

Jake tries to talk to Pentyaru about the matter, but Neytiri insists they just enjoy themselves for tonight. Despite this, Joshua Izzo clarified that all three issues of The High Ground are indeed canon, even mentioning, "James Cameron (my boss) says it's canon. Now, about the story… I know Kiri has a connection to Spider, but she is pushing the “orphans” theme too much. Her books have been listed as Amelia Bloomer, American Library Association Best Books for Young People, and Junior Library Guild Selections.The blue of the Na'vi contrasted with the red of the spaceships on high-alert, all against a star-studded black backdrop.

Kiri, Lo'ak, Tuk and Spider decide to secretly go exploring because they think the meeting is going to take forever and they won't want to be bored. Jake has mentioned that not a single day has passed without him in grief over the losses and the deaths that happened during the battle over Hometree and the Tree of Souls, and he feels that those tragic times almost feel as if they happened to someone completely different. trillion dollars worth of unobtanium stashed away on a derelict ship in space which is also rigged with explosive. Neteyam does not wish to remain at High Camp, instead wishing to fight, though Jake again declines the offer. Just doesn't seem to bother with character growth and for God's sake, why are the kids captured AGAIN here?Later, Jake holds a group meeting with the Na'vi where he insists they must fight the Sky People again to drive them away -- but in outer space so they can get the "high ground".