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In these panels Vladek very clearly shows how devoted he was to Anja, as she loses hope and wishes to die. He clearly  wants to help her, saying he ‘need’ s her. And in the panel on bottom right it shows him reminiscing about back then, that they’ll survive together, even though, he ultimately ended up without her.

This is not seen in any of his other relationships with Mala or Lucia.

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This panel marks the beginning of Vladeks unconditional love and caring for Anja, even though she was confronting him with the letter Lucia sent her. He has his hand on Anja's shoulder and doesn't look angry at all.
His attitude towards her contrasts with his attitude towards Lucia and later with Mala, and it makes it easy for the readers to observe changes in his personality after her suicide, using this as a base.

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Because he wanted believed that after dating someone for 3 years, having a intimate relationship, that person would not want to get married. He didn't think that the other person would be attracted/attached to him. He thought that it was okay to lead the person on and just break up with them.

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He is smart because he knows how to find ways around things when there are problems

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This is an important moment n the novel because this reveals defining properties of Vladek's personality. The fact that Vladek rejects Lucia for Anja because Anja had a wealthier family suggests that Vladek values money alot. From Vladek's body language you can tell the that Vladek is disgusted by Lucia, looking down on her and avoiding her while she is on the floor.

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I sympathise more with Artie because he grew up in a family which lacked love for him. I do not think that Anja and Vladek gave much love to him, and have an impression that he was only born as a replacement for Richieu. In 'the prisoner of the hell planet', Artie's cold reaction to his mother suggests that he did not like his mother that much, and treats her disrespectfully. This suggests that maybe his mother didn't really care for him when he was growing up. But when his mother died, Artie feels guilt and remorse, this shows his unsure feelings of love towards Anja, and gives the impression that deep inside, Artie feels love for his mother.

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In the last frame of the last chapter, Vladek's son, Artie, commented that his father is a "murderer". This negative word suggest how he felt when he calls his father a murderer for destroying the diaries of his mother because now he cannot find out what his mother was like through her perspective as her views and writings of what is happening are gone. Who his mother really is as viewed by herself will never be known by Art because of his father's actions. This shows that the character of present Vladek is a bit selfish and he is afraid to face the memories of Anja, since it will always allow him to remember her death.

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These frames suggests the stubbornness and anxiousness Vladek still posses as aftermath from the holocaust. This page also highlights Vladek's ability of deciding for himself and doing what he believes is the right thing to do other than easily listening to others. This ability would have been crucial resulting in his survival of the holocaust as during the time, there was no one you to trust, not even your Jewish comrades.

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Because he has experienced so many dangerous situations by the Nazis he has his own knowhow of surviving in tough situations. Although sometimes is generous he is mostly selfish for himself and Anja when in life - deciding situations.

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I emphasize with Vladek more because not only do we see his story and the many traumatic events he had gone through, I haven't become as business-minded as Artie yet as well...

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To me, this is an important moment in the novel about Vladek because Anja's death deeply impacted him, both physically and mentally. The comic illustrated by Artie made the frames more exaggerated and shows the reaction of his father, foreshadowing the later changes of his personality to the present Vladek.

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I sympathize with Vladek more than Artie since he has been through so much more. Vladek must live with the suicide of Anja, the loss of his family members and the traumatic consequences of the holocaust. Vladek's inability to adapt to peacetime is something the audience can connect deeply to since we had the gods view of the story all along. His inability reflects the error, guilt and trauma he lived with for most of his life.

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Mostly due to the large amount of friends and family he've lost during the war, he became extremely clingy towards basically everything he owns, and becomes upset when people tries to separate him from any items of his.

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He tends to think before acting. An example of this is seen when he is hiding with other people. He refuses to go outside and stays until he thinks it's safe. However, he tends to make quick decisions when he thinks the decision will benefit Anja. a.e his decision to go to Hungary

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Vladek has become a lot more experienced after the events of the holocaust, he has learnt many life lessons throughout the traumatic period e.g. not wasting food and treasuring everything he has

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This moment suggests that Vladek wants to have a normal relationship with his son Art. Art is always trying to talk to his father about his book and not that regular father-son communication. They also don't have a strong father-son bonding, and they might have gotten apart after Anja's death. This suggests the fact that Vladek might be conscious of his unlikable personality and wants a change. However, Art does not take his father's efforts forgranted.

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Although still cares about his own privacy and still likes to take things under his own control. He tends to be mostly passive throughout the very first bits of the story such as with Lucia's relationships(its obvious that she was very proactive)

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The treatment they recieved from the gestapo made them adapt to be very aware of their surroundings

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Because he always has a plan to things and its always him that makes the decisions when the family faces a problem

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I reckon prosperous is an adjective that is suitable to describe young Vladek, because this word can clearly describe his family background - wealthy - and he has a successful career. From the frame where he and the other Jewish prisoners was made to drop their valuables, the words "why so much money" said by the Nazi soldier suggest that he is rich and had no experience of labour.

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Vladek definitely has stronger both physically and mentally due to the intense labor he has experienced while in the camps

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Vladek has not expierenced labour, discrimination, hunger and other negative expierences yet

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I think Spiegelman feels... about his father because...

War impacted Vladek [adv] and so Spiegelman might be trying to show the reader that...