In 1992, 'Maus' became the first and only graphic novel to win a Pulitzer Prize. Pushing the boundaries on style and content, cartoonist Art Spiegelman contributed significantly to the shift in public opinion that viewed comics as not just pictures for kids, but sophisticated works of art. Learn about the art and the artist in the latest documentary from AMERICAN MASTERS, streaming now on the PBS app. | WTIU Public Television

Art Spiegelman's groundbreaking graphic novel "Maus" powerfully delves into his father Vladek's Holocaust experiences and their complex relationship. Don’t miss "Art Spiegelman: Disaster is My Muse," now streaming in full on the American Masters YouTube. https://bit.ly/4pmc6Cg | American Masters

The McMinn County Board of Education in Tennessee voted 10-0 to remove "Maus," the Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel about the experiences of Holocaust survivors, from it's eighth grade language arts curriculum. The book's author, Art Spiegelman, responds to the school board's action. | CNN