All Comic Book Pages in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora

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A planet floats in space, rocky and desolate. 0n the planet is a house with a giant, rickety telescope. A spacecraft races towards the planet, piloted by a seven-year-old boy: Harry Williams. His pet bunny is alongfor the ride.

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The boy and his rabbit reach the house. It seems abandoned. Inside is a makeshift laboratory full of beakers, distillers: a scientist's research. There are plants everywhere; all of them dead. No one has been here in a longtime.

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Harry sits on the floor amongthe dead plants, dejected. He lifts a small glass globe from his satchel. Inside is a microcosm of greenery - all of it real and alive.

Harry remembers his life at home. Another planet, in another house. Outside there, the air is thick with pollution. He sits with a toy rabbit as his father, Nathan, holds out a glass globe. Inside the globe is beautiful; lush and green. Nathan leaves, a suitcase in hand. Harry watches as his father's rocket ship disappears into the sky.

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At the door to the laboratory, Harry’s pet rabbit binkies with excitement. He hops up the stairs, snapping Harry out of his reverie. Upstairs is a large star map. One lush moon is circled: Pandora. Harry hugs his rabbit in delight. He knows where his fatheris!

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Harry and his bunny race through space in their rocket, thrusters blazing, headingfull speed towards Pandora. As Harry leans over the dashboard, he notices a warning sign. One of the thrusters explodes!

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Harry's rocket comes screaming down, crash landing on Pandora. Harry and his bunny stagger out of the wreckage, staring up at the dense foliage surrounding them. A shadow falls overthem.

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A monster! It looks almost like a THANATOR! Harry and his bunny run for their lives as the great beast smashes through the foliage behind them in pursuit.

(There is a name scribbled in the margins of this page: Priya.)

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Harry holds open a curtain of vines, frantically beckoning his bunny to follow. Together, they tumble head over heels down a steep slope. At the bottom of the hill, Harry notices his glass globe lying next to him. It's smashed, its greenery exposed to Pandora's air. And yet, a flower blooms.

(There is something scribbled in the margins of this page: Solitude Station.)

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Slowly, carefully, Harry takes off his helmet. He can breathe Pandora's air! As Harry and his bunny explore Pandora, they see a house on a hilltop. Nervously, Harry pushes open the front door and peers inside.

(There is something scribbled in the margins of this page: Divergence.)

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Inside, a shadowy figure turns towards Harry and his bunny. Behind the figure, the room is filled with brightly colored plants and flowers - a lush, vibrant paradise. Harry offers up the broken globe, on the verge of tears. But the figure moves forward. It's Nathan, Harry's father! They run into each other's arms and hug each other tightly. Little Harry's journey is over atlast.