Where There’s Smoke, There’s FEIFFER

(Don’t blame me, he wrote that one himself in 1963)

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Jules Feiffer, from The Explainers (1960)

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Jules Feiffer, from The Explainers (1960)

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Jules Feiffer, for The Village Voice, Nov 19, 1963

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—From The Explainers (1960)

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Jules Feiffer, from The Explainers (1960)

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Jules Feiffer, from The Explainers (1960)

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Julies Feiffer, published January 7, 1968

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From The Explainers, published in 1960

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Jules Feiffer’s original art for The Village Voice, July 30th, 1967

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—Jules Feiffer, date unlisted (presumably early 60’s) cartoon published in The Village Voice

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In Feiffer’s first comic strip for The Village Voice, on October 24, 1956, he sent up the world of suits he’d been stranded in since leaving the army. The drawing style was intentionally primitive; the complaint, twentieth-century primal.

—Martha Fay, from her book Out of Line: The Art of Jules Feiffer