Cobean's Naked Eye

Sam Cobean's Cobean's Naked Eye is a single-issue cartoon collection from Pocket Books, published in 1952–1953, that showcases the sly, sophisticated wit of its creator. Known for his work in The New Yorker, Cobean fills the book with elegantly simple, often risqué single-panel gags that observe human foibles with a gentle, knowing smirk. This slim volume captures the essence of mid-century humor, offering a concentrated dose of one of the era's most distinctive cartoonists.