Mouse

Artu Spiegelman managed, it would seem impossible to tell the history of the Holocaust in the form of a comics. Owned Spiegelman, Father Art, tells his son, as passed through Ghetto, Auschwitz and "Marsh Death," on Dachau. But "Maus" is a deeply personal history of the author, his attempt to figure out his difficult relationships with his family. At the junction of these stories, a unique text is born, which without simplifications and pathos tells about one of the most monstrous tragedies of the 20th century.
This is the book about the possession of Spiegelman, the Jew held through horror of concentration camps in Hitler"s Europe, and his son-artist who is trying to comprehend the history of his father"s life and understand his difficult relationship with him.
The only book-comic book is the Pulitzer Prize laureate (1992)