Vault Comics' planned young adult imprint Myriad was scheduled to debut this fall, but due ꦺto the pandemic it's been pushed back to a summer 2021 launch -☂ and under a new name: Wonderbound.

"Wonderbound has been in the 🥂works from the very first day we put together our vision for Vault," Vault's president/publisher Damian Wassel says in today's announcement. "We have always wanted to create a space for amazing genre books for young readers. Of course, the idea has evolved, andꦛ so has the market."

The summer 2021 launch titles will include the previously-announced Wrassle Castle and The Unfinished Corner, as well as two additional titles not yet announced. Seven as-yet-unnamed new titles will be launched in 2022, with plans for sequels to ꦿtwo of 2021's titles as well.

Back in December, former DC editor Rebeccꦛa 'Tay' Taylor was hired to lead up Vault's YA line as managing edi🐭tor. 

"The genre books and comics I read when I wa♑s 10-years-old shaped my identity in ways that are impossible to quantify," says Taylor. "They taught me how to dream, how to empathize, how to feel heard, and how to think about the world around me. They connected me to lifelong friends. They inspired me to find adventures and to create my own stories

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"With Wonde🐻rbound, I'm grateful and thrilled to have the opportunity to pay those experiences forward to the next generation," she continues. "Vault has given me and all our amazing creators a true dreamatorium to build worlds full of ෴magic, mystery, and mayhem. I cannot wait to share these books with young readers everywhere!"

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