Amelia Rules! #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Funny Story," Amelia Rules! #4 sees Amelia and her classmates grappling with the nerves of the first day of school, tempted to flee but choosing to stay and face it head-on. Flashbacks reveal a past attempt at running away with Sunday, while Tanner finds unexpected connection in rediscovering her old music albums in a remaindered bin—proof that even small moments of resilience can lead to new beginnings. Written and drawn by Jimmy Gownley, the story captures quiet courage with warmth and humor, all on a cover by Jimmy Gownley.
In "Funny Story," Amelia is stunned when her recently-divorced mom announces she’s going on a date, leading her to enlist Reggie’s help in spying on the couple. What starts as a mission to uncover the truth quickly spirals into a series of awkward mishaps that leave everyone involved flustered and flailing.
In "The Runaways," Amelia recalls a childhood moment when she and Sunday briefly tried to escape school by running away—only to realize the real challenge was facing it head-on. Meanwhile, Tanner is surprised to find her old music albums in a remaindered bin back home, a small discovery that leads her to keep creating, even when it feels uncertain.
In "The Things I Cannot Change," Amelia faces the quiet tension of Kyle’s first real invitation to a school dance, while trying to support her friend Joan through her father’s sudden deployment. As the school buzzes with the usual mix of awkwardness and heart, the girls navigate friendship, growing up, and the small, hard moments that feel too big to handle.
In "Hangin' Out," Amelia’s friends gather at her house for a casual afternoon, each arriving with their own little reason—some just to be together, others to escape something small. Reggie, ever the enthusiast, launches into a heartfelt (and slightly over-the-top) explanation of what it really means to hang out, turning a simple day into a celebration of friendship and shared space.
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