Luuna

Luuna is a title used for a graphic novel series and related media that originated in Latin American comics. The central premise follows Luuna, a young girl who journeys through landscapes that merge the tangible world with dreams and mythic realms. The stories commonly weave elements of magical realism, folklore, and coming-of-age motifs, exploring themes of identity, family, memory, and cultural heritage.

The Luuna franchise has appeared in multiple editions and languages. It has been published by several publishers across Spanish-, Portuguese-, French-, and English-language markets, with collections and standalone volumes published in different years. Because multiple creators have contributed to different installments, details of the art style and narrative approach vary between editions, though the core concept remains consistent.

Reception has generally highlighted the series' distinctive visual style and imaginative world-building. Some critics note variability in tone and pacing across editions, reflecting its multi-artist nature. The work has generated a dedicated fanbase and contributed to broader discussions about Latin American comics and representation in fantasy narratives.

Influence and related media: Luuna has inspired discussions about myth and adolescence in graphic novels and has been connected to merchandise and potential multimedia adaptations in development discussions in some markets.

See also: Latin American comics, Graphic novels, List of magical realism works.