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The Explainers
New American Library · 1964 · 1 issue
About the series
Jules Feiffer's The Explainers (1964–present, New American Library) is a single-issue collection of his witty, incisive comic strips that dissect the anxieties and absurdities of modern life. Feiffer's signature line art and sharp dialogue define this slim volume, which captures the voice of a generation navigating Cold War-era confusion and social change. Though brief, it remains a key artifact of Feiffer's early satirical work, showcasing the blend of humor and social commentary that would define his career.