'Maus' by Art Spiegelman became an overnight modern classic and revolutionized the world of comic strips. As the first comic artist to win the Pulitzer Prize, Spiegelman sparked a controversial and passionate debate: Is it permissible to depict concentration camps in a comic, to portray Jews as mice and Nazis as cats? In 'MetaMaus', Spiegelman lifts the curtain and provides detailed insight into his art: He recounts the intense conversations with his father, the hero of the book. In the numerous sketches and drafts, we can trace the creation of the famous comic strip that became a worldwide bestseller. It is a multifaceted collection of materials and interviews that leaves no questions unanswered. For the accompanying DVD, Spiegelman opened his archive: We find the complete Maus with all sketches and drafts in color.