Jack Murphy, author of ClassicNote. Completed on January 17, 2007, copyright held by GradeSaver.

Updated and revised by Jordan Berkow January 28, 2007. Copyright held by GradeSaver.

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• Biography of Art Spiegelman
• About MAUS
• Character List
• Major Themes
• Glossary of Terms
• Short Summary
• Full Summary and Analysis
• Summary and Analysis of Book I, Chapter 1
• Summary and Analysis of Book I, Chapter 2
• Summary and Analysis of Book I, Chapter 3
• Summary and Analysis of Book I, Chapter 4
• Summary and Analysis of Book I, Chapter 5
• Summary and Analysis of Book I, Chapter 6
• Summary and Analysis of Book II, Chapter 1
• Summary and Analysis of Book II, Chapter 2
• Summary and Analysis of Book II, Chapter 3
• Summary and Analysis of Book II, Chapter 4
• Summary and Analysis of Book II, Chapter 5
• Related Links on MAUS
• Suggested Essay Questions
• Questions of Genre in Maus
• Author of ClassicNote and Sources
• Purchase MAUS and Other Works
• Test Yourself! Quiz 1
• Test Yourself! Quiz 2
• Test Yourself! Quiz 3
• Test Yourself! Quiz 4
• Essays on MAUS
• Message Board on MAUS