It Ain't Me Babe #1

Last Gasp ⋅ 1970

It Ain't Me Babe #1

Last Gasp ⋅ 1970

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Key Facts

First comic book produced entirely by women

36-page one-shot by various female cartoonists who were frustrated by the misogyny that was a cornerstone of the adult-themed underground comics

Prolific and enduring publisher, Last Gasp purchased the rights to the issue for $1,000

20,000 copies of the first print run were sold and an additional 20,000 split between the second and third printings

The title, 'It Ain't Me Babe' is a snub to the Johnny Cash song of the same name due to its lyrical content

The success of this issue led to a follow-up, all-female liberation project called Wimmen's Comix Collective

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Key Facts

First comic book produced entirely by women

36-page one-shot by various female cartoonists who were frustrated by the misogyny that was a cornerstone of the adult-themed underground comics

Prolific and enduring publisher, Last Gasp purchased the rights to the issue for $1,000

20,000 copies of the first print run were sold and an additional 20,000 split between the second and third printings

The title, 'It Ain't Me Babe' is a snub to the Johnny Cash song of the same name due to its lyrical content

The success of this issue led to a follow-up, all-female liberation project called Wimmen's Comix Collective

Issue Details

Publisher	Last Gasp
Artist	Trina Robbins
Writer	Various Writers
Published	July 1970

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It Ain't Me Babe #1

Key Facts

First comic book produced entirely by women

36-page one-shot by various female cartoonists who were frustrated by the misogyny that was a cornerstone of the adult-themed underground comics

Prolific and enduring publisher, Last Gasp purchased the rights to the issue for $1,000

20,000 copies of the first print run were sold and an additional 20,000 split between the second and third printings

The title, 'It Ain't Me Babe' is a snub to the Johnny Cash song of the same name due to its lyrical content

The success of this issue led to a follow-up, all-female liberation project called Wimmen's Comix Collective

Key Facts

First comic book produced entirely by women

36-page one-shot by various female cartoonists who were frustrated by the misogyny that was a cornerstone of the adult-themed underground comics

Prolific and enduring publisher, Last Gasp purchased the rights to the issue for $1,000

20,000 copies of the first print run were sold and an additional 20,000 split between the second and third printings

The title, 'It Ain't Me Babe' is a snub to the Johnny Cash song of the same name due to its lyrical content

The success of this issue led to a follow-up, all-female liberation project called Wimmen's Comix Collective

Issue Details

Last Gasp

Trina Robbins

Various Writers

July 1970

Synopsis

Owned Issues