Marriage Is an Invasion of Privacy and Other Dangerous Views

In 1984, Andrews McMeel published this single-issue collection of Jules Feiffer’s acerbic, single-panel cartoons, which dissect the absurdities and tensions of modern relationships—especially marriage—with Feiffer’s trademark psychological insight and wry, literary wit. Though a brief entry in his long career, it encapsulates the sharp, socially observant style that made Feiffer a celebrated chronicler of mid-to-late 20th-century American anxieties.