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Art Spiegelman is an American cartoonist, editor, and champion of comics, best known for his graphic novel Maus. He's currently 75 years old.

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February 15, 1948: Art Spiegelman is born in Stockholm, Sweden, where his parents were living after surviving the Holocaust.

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1951: The Spiegelmans emigrate to the United States.

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1951: The Spiegelmans emigrate to the United States.

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1951: The Spiegelmans emigrate to the United States and settle in Queens, New York.

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1968: Art Spiegelman begins contributing comics 

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1968: Art Spiegelman begins contributing comics 

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1968: Art Spiegelman begins contributing comics to the underground comix movement, which would later gain recognition for its alternative and often provocative content.

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1970: Spiegelman starts working for Topps Chewing Gum. 

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1970: Spiegelman starts working for Topps Chewing Gum. 

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1970: Spiegelman starts working for Topps Chewing Gum, where he creates the popular series "Wacky Packages," a satirical collection of trading cards parodying consumer products.

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1978: He marries fellow cartoonist and artist Françoise Mouly. 

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1978: He marries fellow cartoonist and artist Françoise Mouly. 

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1978: He marries fellow cartoonist and artist Françoise Mouly, who later becomes the art editor of The New Yorker.

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1980: Spiegelman co-founds RAW, an influential avant-garde comics magazine that showcases alternative and experimental comics.

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1986: The first part of "Maus" is published in RAW. 

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1986: The first part of "Maus" is published in RAW. 

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1986: The first part of "Maus" is published in RAW. This graphic novel, which tells the story of Spiegelman's father's experiences in Auschwitz during the Holocaust, would later become a groundbreaking work in the comics medium.

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1987: "Maus" is published as a complete graphic novel. 

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1987: "Maus" is published as a complete graphic novel. 

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1987: "Maus" is published as a complete graphic novel by Pantheon Books and quickly gains critical acclaim, eventually winning a Pulitzer Prize Special Award.

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1991: Spiegelman publishes "Maus II," the second part of the graphic novel, which delves deeper into his father's story and explores the complex relationship between the author and his father.

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1992: Spiegelman becomes the art editor of The New Yorker. 

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1992: Spiegelman becomes the art editor of The New Yorker. 

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1992: Spiegelman becomes the art editor of The New Yorker, where he introduces a more experimental and visually diverse approach to the magazine's cover art and illustrations.

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1998: He releases "The Complete Maus," a boxed set containing both volumes of the graphic novel along with supplementary material.

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2004: Spiegelman's graphic novel "In the Shadow of No Towers" is published. 

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2004: Spiegelman's graphic novel "In the Shadow of No Towers" is published. 

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2004: Spiegelman's graphic novel "In the Shadow of No Towers" is published. It reflects his experiences and emotions in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks.

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2011: He receives the Grand Prix at the Angoulême International Comics Festival. 

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2011: He receives the Grand Prix at the Angoulême International Comics Festival. 

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2011: He receives the Grand Prix at the Angoulême International Comics Festival, one of the highest honors in the comics industry.

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2016: Art Spiegelman withdraws his introduction to a Marvel Comics collection. 

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2016: Art Spiegelman withdraws his introduction to a Marvel Comics collection. 

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2016: Art Spiegelman withdraws his introduction to a Marvel Comics collection due to editorial concerns over his criticism of the Trump administration, sparking a controversy about artistic freedom and corporate censorship.

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2021: Art Spiegelman continues to be an influential figure in the world of comics and graphic novels

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2021: Art Spiegelman continues to be an influential figure in the world of comics and graphic novels

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2021: As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, Art Spiegelman continues to be an influential figure in the world of comics and graphic novels, known for his innovative and thought-provoking work.