Art Spiegelman's Maus - Prisoner on the Hell Planet - A Case History

The comic book of Art Spiegleman in the cartoon book mouse is called "Prisoner of Hell: Case history". The text in the text depicts Artie's efforts that it is horrible detail and fails to kill the mother by suicide. To some extent, this sentence represents a part of Artie's mind, expressing his feelings of loneliness, doubt, fear, anger, and condemnation in dark, dark, frustrated manga. In the first frame of 100 pages, the title is "Prisoner of the planet in hell: incident history", including photos in Arty and his mother Lake Troy in 1958 (10 years before his mother commits suicide) It is.

Spiegelman introduces the original 3 pages "Maus" and "Prisoner on Hell Planet" in a very detailed and expressive style. Spiegelman had planned to draw Maus in this way, but after the first sketch he decided to use a simplified style to remove points from the pencil drawing. Characters are expressed in minimalist. There are eyes, eyebrows, mouth slash on the head of an animal, and it is sitting on the human body. Spiegelman said that a super - large cat wants to remove the rendering of characters in the original "Maus" covered with a Jewish mouse, Spiegelman said. He would rather let the reader make independent moral decisions. He painted the size of a cat Nazi, Mouse Jewish, abandoned the stereotype of evil expression.

Another interesting literary installation at Maus is the integration of Spigelman's real life comic Prisoner on Hell's Planet. Here, Speigelman paints himself in a prison uniform and gives off all the frustration of her mother's suicide. It includes how his family and friends blame his mother for his death and how he deals with sorrow, and as the story flows at a faster rate, catharsis in the dialect of father and son It seems to provide. How it was skillfully used to avoid German soldiers when Jews dealt with the death of Artie's brother Richieu, how they were betrayed, and Vladek is the mother of Artie, Anja, affection I saw it

Art Spiegelman tried to finish the mourning at Maus by first arranging different timelines and then dividing himself with the father into roles being presented in different styles. Maus: The story of survivors: History of bloody bloody fathers from the mid-1930s to the winter of 1944, Maus II: The story of survivors: From here my troubles are "From Mauschwitz to Catskills etc." Art Spiegelman who lives between 1906 and 1982 was born in 1948, and between 1978 and 1991, two books about Maus whose fathers are still alive and have continued for years after his death I wrote a book of. But in 1945 Artie passed the liberation from Auschwitz and remembered Vladek's story about the story of life in Poland in the 1930s, so the "now" of the story was 1978 - 79 years. First, there are two flashbacks in Rego Park in New York in 1958, and in the inserted manga by 1968 "Prisoners on Hell's Planet".