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Spiegelman is a Swedish born, 1948, cartoonist, editor, and author and narrator of Maus. He is the second and only surviving child of Vladek and Anja.

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Francoise Mouly is Art's wife. Mouly is a Paris born designer, editor, and publisher.

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Vladek is Art's father. A Jewish man from Poland and the protagonist who survived the Holocaust

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Anja is Vladek's first wife and Art's mother. She suffers from depression and eventually commits suicide.

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Mala is the second wife of Vladek. She, also being a Holocaust survivor, knew Anja and Vladek from before the war.

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Lucia Greenberg is Vladek's girlfriend before he met Anja. She is desperate for Vladek's attention and flings herself at him.

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Mandlebaum was one of Vladek's first friends in the camp. He plotted with Vladek to escape to Hungary and was sent to Auschwitz with Vladek. He does not survive.

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Abraham is Mandelbaum's cousin. He agrees to accompany smugglers, and promises to write Mandelbaum and Vladek if he arrives safely in Hungary. However, he is betrayed and is thought to have been killed in Auschwitz.

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Tosha is Anja's sister and the mother of two children.  She poisons the three children in her care to avoid them having to go to the concentration camps.

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Richieu is Vladek and Anja's first child He was placed in the care of Persis and Tosha. Eventually, he was poisoned by Tosha to keep him from going gas chamber.

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Haskel is Vladek's cousin, and chief of the Jewish Police in the Srodula ghetto. When Vladek's family is discovered in the bunker and is sent to a compound to wait for transport to Auschwitz, Haskel arranges for Vladek, Anja, and Lolek to be released in exchange for valuables. In the end, he does not follow through.

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This is a friend of Vladek's family in Poland. When Vladek is a prisoner of war, Orbach claims him as a cousin so that Vladek is released into his custody.

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Mr. Zylberberg is Anja's father. Before the war, he was a wealthy manufacturer who owned a hosiery factory. When Vladek and Anja were married, he gave Vladek a factory of his own.

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Pavel is Art's psychiatrist. Like Art's father, Vladek, Pavel is a survivor of the Holocaust.

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Anja and Vladek are introduced for the first time through Vladek's cousin.

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The seamstress that lived by Anja hid Anja's files and was arrested for conspiring with communists in place of Anja.

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Anja was diagnosed with postpartum depression and was sent to an a sanatorium.

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Vladek was drafted into the war. His father went to great lengths to prevent it but in the end Vladek still went.

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Vladek is able to return home after his deployment. Anja had not been expecting him, so he surprised her.

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Vladek's family, along with the rest of the community, had to be relocated in order for "non-Jews'" to be moved in.

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Art drafts the copy of Prisoner on the Hell Planet. Vladek found and  read the comic without Art's knowledge.

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Vladek hides in an alcove hidden behind a fake wall. Despite soldiers bringing in dogs to find people, they were not found.

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Vladek grew weary and asked not to finish the story right the. He dies.

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Francoise pulls over to assist a black hitchhiker and Vladek is not quiet about his dislike and distrust of the man.

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Maus by Art Spiegelman was a moving graphic novel. It was engaging and the characters were well written. Spiegelman included just the right amount of description for each character without making it boring.

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I like the details you chose to highlight.