Alle dürfen, bloß ich nicht!

In 1976, Weismann Verlag published this single-issue comic by Marie Marcks, a satirical artist whose sharp, feminist cartoons skewered the gender politics and domestic absurdities of West German society. The title's ironic promise of freedom for everyone but the narrator anchors a series of vignettes exposing the hypocrisies of a culture that talked equality while enforcing traditional roles. Though brief, the work endures as a potent, funny artifact of the 1970s women's movement in comics.