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I read the first edition of Maus when I was in college. It was the first graphic novel I ever recognized as such. I watched a lot of films about the history of
by daveaiello 5y ago
I read the first edition of Maus when I was in college. It was the first graphic novel I ever recognized as such.
I watched a lot of films about the history of the United States and World War II when I was in high school, but the first-hand accounts of concentration camp life did not make the impact on me that Maus did.
Looking back, it was the first media that I can think of that reimagined a terrible historical fact in a way that I found respectful to the victims.
- rikthevik 5y agoNot only the impact on the victims, but how it ripples through to their children.