Given a set of planar graphs on the same vertex set one
can ask for a simultaneous graph drawing, that is, a placement of the
vertices that allows all graphs to be drawn in a planar fashion (the different
graphs can intersect each other, but not themselves). The problem becomes
nontrivial if one restricts the drawings, for example to straight-line drawings.
We will survey some recent results, concentrating on questions of computational
complexity.