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EspañolAMY UNBOUNDED
'Amy Unbounded' is the title of a comic book series by Rachel Hartman. There have been a total of 13 issues of the comic published by the creator's Pughouse Press from 1996 to date. It won the 1998 Ignatz Award for Best Minicomic. Issues 7-12 have been collected in a trade paperback entitled ''Amy Unbounded: Belondweg Blossoming,'' which was published with the help of a 2001 Xeric Grant.[1][2] ''Booklist'' described it as the "Adventures of a bright, preteen girl who just happens to live in a medieval fairy-tale world."[3]
The spin-off comic, ''Return of the Mad Bun'', is part of the Girlamatic webcomics anthology site.
1. Wolk, Douglas (December 24 2001). "Xeric Grants Boost Comix Artists". ''Publishers Weekly'', Pg. 26
2. (September, 2001). "Xeric Foundation 2001 Comic Book Self-Publishing Grants". ''Xeric Foundation''. Retrieved on 2007-07-04.
3. Robbins, Trina (February 1 2001). "Contemporary graphic novels for girls: a core list". ''Booklist'', Pg. 985(1) Vol. 100 No. 11
★ The Official Amy Unbounded Site
The spin-off comic, ''Return of the Mad Bun'', is part of the Girlamatic webcomics anthology site.
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References
1. Wolk, Douglas (December 24 2001). "Xeric Grants Boost Comix Artists". ''Publishers Weekly'', Pg. 26
2. (September, 2001). "Xeric Foundation 2001 Comic Book Self-Publishing Grants". ''Xeric Foundation''. Retrieved on 2007-07-04.
3. Robbins, Trina (February 1 2001). "Contemporary graphic novels for girls: a core list". ''Booklist'', Pg. 985(1) Vol. 100 No. 11
External Links
★ The Official Amy Unbounded Site
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