Emma

Emma" is a long-running Spanish comic series, launched in 1981 by the publisher Allers, that follows the adventures of a young woman navigating life, romance, and career in a contemporary setting. Over the course of its initial six-issue run, the series is most closely associated with artist Purita Campos, whose warm, expressive style defined the book's look and tone. A key work in the European romance and slice-of-life tradition, "Emma" stands as a classic example of Campos's influential storytelling, capturing the aspirations and everyday dramas of its era.