Proper noun
Spiegelman (plural Spiegelmans)
A surname from German.
Art Spiegelman tries to come to an understanding of his fathers ordeal in a German prison camp during World War 2. Illustrated in a b&w cartoon/comic book form. Source: Internet
Art Spiegelman, the American cartoonist behind Maus, the celebrated Holocaust cartoon, dreamt up a good definition of graphic novels: comics… Source: Internet
As it turns out, everyone backed out of the event — former ette Bridget Harrison, Dana Vachon, Elizabeth Spiers, and Deborah Schoeneman all cancelled, leaving only ex-Page Sixer Ian Spiegelman at the podium (assuming he showed up, if only for the booze). Source: Internet
As Spiegelman sought to do with a pre- comic, Dawson appropriates the “cat-mouse metaphor of oppression,” but he applies it broadly in to any oppressor-oppressed relationships. Source: Internet
“Drawing comics (as Spiegelman puts it, “make boxes – fill them – cartoonists and undertakers – same business”) is one of the most constraining art forms.” from today’s Guardian. Source: Internet
It is through pieces like this that Spiegelman has continued to help nudge comics into rich new territory. Source: Internet