Compare the visual rhetoric of the pages in Spiegelman's Maus and Krigstein's Master Race. Explain the differences in their use of value, content, and composition. Analyze how these differences impact their stories and the narratives they are communicating.

Explain the differences between the characters presented in Spiegelman's Maus and Krigstein's Master Race. Discuss how Spiegelman's use of anthropomorphic mice and cats contrasts Krigstein's use of humans in his comic to create a different type of narrative. Identify which narrative (that of Maus or that of Master Race) offers the reader a sense of hope in the aftermath of the Holocaust and which narrative has overtones of revenge. Analyze how these narratives might appeal to both the same audience as well as different audiences

Analyze the role of flashback episodes and autotopographical objects in Spiegelman's Maus and Krigstein's Master Race. Explain how removal of these devices from these stories would impact their narratives. Offer your opinion on whether or not these stories can be told without using these devices (i.e. flashbacks and autotopographical objects).

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