("blankity-blank"), which was collected in his book Breakdowns.
In one work by this man, the protagonist's father's narrative is interrupted by a stop at a Shop-Rite and the protagonist's wife stopping to pick up a black hitchhiker, who is called a "schwarzer". This husband of New Yorker arts editor Françoise Mouly appears wearing his signature brown vest and a white dress shirt in Portrait of the Artist as a Young %@&amp;*! ("blankity-blank"), which was collected in his book Breakdowns. This man, who worked with R. Crumb on the magazine Arcade, described the suicide of his mother, Anja, who slit her wrists in a bathtub, in a work that was the (*) first of its kind to win a Pulitzer Prize. In that work by this man, he discusses engaging in a dialogue with his father, Vladek, to gather material for a serialized work that depicts the Nazis as cats. For 10 points, name this author and illustrator who wrote the graphic novel Maus.
In one work by this man, the protagonist's father's narrative is interrupted by a stop at a Shop-Rite and the protagonist's wife stopping to pick up a black hitchhiker, who is called a "schwarzer".
Art Spiegelman [or Itzhak Avraham ben Zeev] &lt;Hart&gt;