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Emma #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection presents the Marvel Illustrated adaptation of Jane Austen's classic novel Emma. The story follows the well-meaning but meddlesome Emma Woodhouse as she navigates matchmaking and social missteps in Regency-era England. This volume collects the entire adaptation in a single edition.
In this 2011 Marvel issue of Emma, Jane Austen and Nancy Butler deliver a sharp, character-driven story where Emma’s sharp tongue lands her in hot water after a cutting remark to Miss Bates—only to be called out by the ever-principled Mr. Knightley. The tension builds as Emma grapples with the revelation of Frank Churchill and Jane Fairfax’s secret engagement, while mistakenly believing Mr. Knightley might be courting Harriet, all leading to a moment that changes everything. Janet K. Lee handles every aspect of the interior art, from pencils to inks and colors, with a distinctive touch, and her cover art captures the story’s emotional weight with quiet precision.
In this quietly charged story from Emma #nn (2011), Miss Emma Woodhouse, ever the matchmaker, turns her attention to Harriet Smith, a young woman of uncertain lineage, gently steering her away from the affections of farmer Robert Martin and toward the more socially elevated Mr. Elton, the local vicar—setting in motion a delicate dance of desire, misjudgment, and the quiet weight of expectation.
In this tender, quietly charged story from Emma #nn (2011), Emma finds her carefully laid plans for Harriet Smith upended when Mr. Elton unexpectedly turns his attentions toward her instead. As Jane Fairfax arrives to stay with her cousins in town, old tensions and unspoken feelings begin to stir—leaving Emma caught between duty, desire, and the fragile architecture of her own expectations.
In this quietly charged romance from Emma #nn (2011), Jo finds herself caught between shifting alliances and whispered hopes as Frank Churchill’s return stirs the village, and rumors of Jane Fairfax’s engagement unsettle long-held assumptions. With Mr. Elton’s return bringing unexpected news and Mr. Knightley’s quiet presence lingering in the background, Jo must navigate the delicate dance of affection and misjudgment—where every glance carries weight and every silence speaks volumes.
In this quietly charged story from Emma #nn (2011), the arrival of the new Mrs. Elton stirs unease in the genteel circles of Highbury, where appearances must be kept even as tensions simmer beneath. Emma, reconsidering her own feelings, begins to wonder if Frank Churchill might be better matched with Harriet Smith—though Mr. Knightley, ever perceptive, suspects Frank’s affections lie elsewhere.
In this quietly charged romance from Emma #nn (2011), Emma’s sharp tongue lands her in trouble when she offends Miss Bates—only to be corrected by Mr. Knightley, whose quiet disapproval stings more than she expects. As secrets unravel and mistaken hopes take root, Emma finds herself caught between her own assumptions and the quiet, steady truth of a proposal that arrives when she least expects it.
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↩ Reprints Emma #1 (2011), Emma #2 (2011), Emma #3 (2011), Emma #4 (2011), Emma #5 (2011)
Reprinted in Emma #[nn] (2012)
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