We apologize for the gallery being down these past few days. Well, now, it is back up and working again so feel free to browse! Pretty soon, we will be adding some more photos of some previous Last Airbender Premieres and events so stay tuned!

Lately, the Last Airbender cast has been very busy going all over the world for premieres and other events. Today, we have added 79 of photos to the GALLERY.

All these photos are HQ/UHQ.

PARIS PHOTOCALL [07/09/10]

MADRID PHOTOCALL [07/13/10]

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Please forgive us once again for the delay of updates.

For now, here are the May SOTM winners. Congratulations to all of them!

1st Place

2nd Place and 3rd Place (tie)
Demi Style, Selena Gomez.bz, and Demi Lovato Daily

Please claim your awards below. 1st and 2nd placers, please contact us HERE to claim your prizes.

Also, we’ve added one new promotional image to the GALLERY.

And as for other news, check this interview out with writer Dave Roman about the new TLA manga, Zuko’s Story. Read an excerpt below:

MTV NEWS: How familiar were you with “The Last Airbender” before taking on this project? You worked at Nickelodeon Magazine for a while, so I assume you were pretty familiar with Aang and Zuko already…

DAVE ROMAN: I was actually there when the TV show first started. Whenever there was a new show on Nickelodeon, if it was successful enough we would do a comic based on the show for Nick Magazine. Those were usually just one- or two-page comics. So I was working with the creators of the show, Mike [Dante DiMartino] and Bryan [Konietzko], specifically Aaron Ehasz, who’s the head writer on the show. We specifically wanted to do comics that were really canon — comics that fit into the continuity of the show and you could actually pinpoint what episodes these comics would fit between and stuff like that.

So, over the course of the run of the show, we kept doing more and more, because I became a really big supporter. With comics based on a show, sometimes they’re a lot of work, and sometimes the creators are really into it and sometimes they’re not so into it. And sometimes I’m not into it, so I don’t push for more. But with “Avatar,” we found that not only were we really excited by them, but we actually hear from fans and a lot of the “Avatar” fan sites really championed these comics.

MTV: Well, with this comic specifically, how will it relate to the live-action movie and the animated series? Is it going to retell stories we’ve already seen in the animated series, tweaked for the movie? Will it be entirely new stories featuring Zuko? What area of the “Airbender” mythology will the book explore?

ROMAN: In a lot of ways, it’s like an expanded origin. With the film and the series, there are differences and there are places where they split off, but the setup for both is exactly the same — so when you’re introduced to the characters, that’s the part where they’re completely identical. When we wrote the prequel manga, we were writing a prequel to the series in a lot of ways, because our starting point was exactly the same.

There are certain things you know about Zuko as a character. There are certain events that take place — specifically, the fact that he battles his own father. His father scars him for life, and then banishes him from the kingdom. These are things we knew from the series and they show you certain details, but they don’t spend a lot of time on it, because the nature of episodic television is that you’ll spend a minute with a flashback then move on. So there were still a lot of questions, and there’s this three-year gap when Zuko was on his quest, and you never see anything about what that quest was like or what specifically kept him going during that quest. So the prequel allowed us to really explore it in a lot more depth. It showed you things you might have assumed, or things you might not have.

One of the best episodes of the series is called “The Blue Spirit,” and it’s also a scene that is integral to the film. M. Night just loved it, and everyone just loves that episode. So of course, the bulk of that episode is in the movie, but there’s no time to really explain it in the film, and there was barely any time to explain it in the series. So we were really able to delve into that in the prequel. It was really fun to give it a little bit more of an origin.

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Five NEW scans of the Last Airbender prequel manga, Zuko’s Story, has been added to the GALLERY.

If you want to donate anything (scans, photos, etc.), please send them HERE and you will be given full credit.

First of all, please forgive us for the lack of updates these past few days. We have been having a couple of technical difficulties and they are still ongoing -even to this day. Please bear with us since we are still trying to resolve the problem.

For those who haven’t yet, check this interview out of Nicola Peltz that we posted in our YOUTUBE CHANNEL a couple of days ago. Screencaps coming soon due to some website-related problems.

Also, here are some NEW promotional images! Be sure to check them out in our GALLERY!

Lastly, the OFFICIAL LAST AIRBENDER SITE has a new look! Be sure to check it out as it has NEW downloads, photos, etc…

Today, I have a big cast photo update for you guys + a couple of Last Airbender video game images! Be sure to check all of them out at the GALLERY.

Jackson Rathbone + Ashley Greene Photoshoot (MQ)

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Dev Patel Candid 2009 (HQ)

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Nicola at the ‘Harold’ Premiere 2008 (MQ)

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More Kids Choice Awards 2010 Arrivals (MQ+HQ)

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Last Airbender Video Game

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Also, the Go Airbender May SOTM poll is NOW UP! Vote for your favorite site by clicking on the image below NOW!