First published 1977
Acclaimed comics creator Art Spiegelman traces his lifelong obsession with the comics form. Haunted by his parents' memories of Auschwitz, Spiegelman explores how those traumas shaped his own neurotic adulthood and his art. Weaving together a facsimile of his 1970s comics work
Genres: biography, art, historical-fiction, autobiography, graphic-novels, comics
Vibes: dark, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: found-family, unreliable-narrator
42 pages · Hardcover · Belier Press
Content warnings: anxiety, depression, mental-illness