
The Legend of Korra: The Mystery of Penquan Island
⭐️⭐️⭐️✨ (3.5)
This graphic novel is a nice addition to the Legend of Korra universe, offering a small, personal story that focuses more on family dynamics than any grand bending conflict. It was interesting to learn more about the characters’ families and see quieter moments in their lives, even if the plot itself felt pretty filler. Compared to the show, it lacks the same level of tension or emotional pull — but that’s a tough standard to meet.
It’s not a standalone by any means, and casual fans or general graphic novel readers might find it underwhelming or even a bit confusing without the context of the show. But for more dedicated Korra fans who want every little piece of these characters’ lives, it’s still worth picking up. Light, pleasant, and a chance to revisit a world I love, even if it didn’t hit quite as hard as the animated series.


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