Avatar:Fruit-Stand Freestyle

<infobox theme-source="nation"> <image source="image" /> <title source="name"><default>Fruit-Stand Freestyle</default></title> <group> <header>Creative</header> <label>Story by</label> <label>Art by</label> <label>Coloring by</label> <label>Lettering by</label> </group> <group> <header>Publication</header> <label>Issue</label> <label>Publisher</label> <label>Date of publication</label> <label>ISBN</label> <label>Series</label> <label>Pages</label> <label>Last comic</label> <label>Next comic</label> </group> <navigation></navigation> <header>Image gallery (0)</header> </infobox> "Fruit-Stand Freestyle" is a two-page comic book that takes place in Book One: Water, originally released by Nick Mag Presents: Avatar: The Last Airbender on September 18, 2007, and later released by Dark Horse Comics in The Lost Adventures on June 14, 2011. Certain local bookstores put this edition of Nick Mag Presents on the market a few days earlier than advertised, making "Fruit-Stand Freestyle" available on September 14 in select locations.

Overview

A boar-q-pine chases Momo through a marketplace when the lemur attempts to steal some fruit.

Synopsis

A boar-q-pine chases Momo in an attempt to steal his fruit.

Momo crawls stealthily toward a cart full of fruit, wary of a sleeping boar-q-pine nearby. When he reaches out to grab one of the fruits, the boar-q-pine awakens and attacks Momo, causing the lemur to take to the air with the cart of fruit clenched in his grip. As Momo tries to fly over the uppermost part of a passageway, the boar-q-pine bites down on his tail, causing Momo to lose altitude with the increased load. This turns out to be a mixed blessing: with Momo's tail curled around the passageway and the boar-q-pine unable to let go of his tail without possibly injuring himself, the boar-q-pine must watch as Momo nibbles on the fruit that he can no longer reach.

Production notes

Trivia

• This comic appeared in the second issue of Nick Mag Presents: Avatar: The Last Airbender along with "The Bridge", "It's Only Natural", "Going Home Again", and "Gym Time".
• This is the only comic drawn in monochromatic colors, and the only one to not contain any dialogue.

See also

• List of Avatar: The Last Airbender comics