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Was born in Rasht, Iran but are up in Tehran. She works as a contemporary graphic novelist and illustrator though her family is progressive.

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She went to the Lycée Français, growing through the oppression of civil liberties as consequences of Iranian regime (Shah) and the beginning of the Iran-Iraq war.

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It was her first interaction with comics, not only reading them but also about the start of her love of writing and illustrating.

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This fact was part of the opening of her book Persepolis since she reflected on the changes brought forth by the islamic revolution where she grew up.

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She witnessed restrictions of the Iraq regime about individual liberties, repression, the imposition of the female veil and the outbreak this war on September 22, 1980.

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Her family decided to sent her to Austria in order to attend to a better school and protect her to the Iranian authorities, having a better quality of life

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Due her return she enrolled in Fine Arts at the University of Tehran, obtaining a master's degree in Visual Communication.

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Given her short-period marriage she went to Europe in 1993 and started living the next year in Paris while she was having a degree in art, she met David B.

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She published both Persepolis 1 and Persepolis 2 in France, as they were combined in Perspolis: The story of a childhood. It was translated two years later in USA.
Its purpose was to combat the bad perspective people had of her native country as they thought they all were as revolutionary leaders.

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She wrote Persepolis 4 in 2004, as a continuation of the third.

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Luebering, J. (2022, January 1). Marjane Satrapi. Encyclopedia Britannica. https://www.britannica.com/biography/Marjane-Satrapi

Museoa, A. (2010) https://catalogo.artium.eus/dossieres/artistas/marjane-satrapi/biografia