Maus I

I found myself not noticing the imagery and having to force my self to pay attention to the imagery in this story because i was so drawn in by the story that was being told.

There seems to be points where paneling choices or setups make sure you pay attention or draw your attention back to the drawings as if he anticipated people possibly not noticing all the art work as much and at point knowing he needed to draw you back to that part of the book. for example like when his father would draw maps of where he had hidden bunkers under the coal.

Also it ends at a point where you absolutely have to go and read the next one, obviously they survive but you want to understand how. I have already recommended the story to a few people its an interesting take and way to show the story.