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Ain't Me Babe

By Courtesy of Trina Robbins
“It Ain’t Me Babe Comix” was the first entirely women-created comic book. Coupled with the revolutionary spirit of 1960s movements for Civil Rights and against the Vietnam War, second-wave feminism advocated for women’s reproductive rights, job opportunities, and freedom from sexual assault and harassment.
“It Ain’t Me Babe Comix” was the first entirely women-created comic book. Coupled with the revolutionary spirit of 1960s movements for Civil Rights and against the Vietnam War, second-wave feminism advocated for women’s reproductive rights, job opportunities, and freedom from sexual assault and harassment.

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