Feiffer's Marriage Manual

Jules Feiffer’s 1967 one-shot for Random House is a witty, single-issue comic that skewers the institution of marriage with the sharp, satirical pen of its creator. Feiffer, both writer and artist, delivers a series of incisive, cartoon-strip observations on the absurdities and tensions of married life, capturing the era’s shifting social mores. This slim volume matters as a standalone, characteristically Feifferian commentary—a snapshot of its time that remains a clever, self-contained artifact of the artist’s long career.