It’s been a fantastic year for fans of“Avatar: The Last Airbender.”Not only did the “Legend of Korra” animated series debuted to near-universal critical and fan acclaim, butDark Horsecontinued to up the “Avatar” ante withits graphic novel series “The Promise,”which helps fill in the gap between the end of “Avatar: The Last Airbender” and “Legend of Korra.” Written by “American Born Chinese” creatorGene Luen Yangwith art by Gurihiru Studios, the three-part graphic novel series wraps in September — but that doesn’t mean it’s the end of Avatar Aang’s adventures.

This weekend at the American Library Association, Dark Horse announced Yang and Gurihiru will return for a second “Avatar: The Last Airbender” graphic novel series called “The Search,” which explores the biggest unsolved mystery in “Avatar” lore: what happened to Prince Zuko’s mother?

CBR News spoke with Yang, a longtime “Avatar: The Last Airbender” fan, about his work on “The Search,” wrapping up “The Promise, his feelings about “Legend of Korra,” the challenge of linking the two shows and their characters together and the return of Princess Azula.

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Speaking of Zuko’s family, what’s Azula been up to? Her stay in the Fire Nation mental institution has got to be incredibly interesting.

In “The Search,” we’ll see what a prolonged stay in a Fire Nation mental institution does to a person.

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