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BLAB!

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Schedule
  
Annually

Publication date
  
1988–2007

Editor(s)
  
Monte Beauchamp

Format
  
Ongoing series

Number of issues
  
18

New & Used Blab!
  
ISBN 0-8118-4026-3

Publishers
  
Kitchen Sink Press, Fantagraphics Books

Similar
  
Zero Zero, Mome, The Biologic Show, Eightball, Lloyd Llewellyn

Blab! is a comics anthology edited by Monte Beauchamp. Though its primary focus is comics, it regularly features articles with non-comics illustration and graphic design. Early issues were published by Kitchen Sink Press. Issues #9–18 were published annually by Fantagraphics Books in a 120-page, 10" x 10" square format featuring both black-and-white and color art.

In 2003, Chronicle Books published the book collection New & Used Blab!. As the title suggests, one half of the book consists of selections from previous issues while the other half (bound dos-à-dos style) features new works by frequent contributors.

Several solo books by individual Blab! contributors have been published with the subtitle "A Blab! Storybook."

2007's issue #18 was the final edition of Blab!; in 2010, Last Gasp published the first issue of the hardcover Blab World, which replaces Blab!

Contributors

  • Doug Allen
  • Gary Baseman
  • Stéphane Blanquet
  • Marc Burckhardt
  • Charles Burns
  • Rob & Christian Clayton
  • Daniel Clowes
  • Sue Coe
  • Joe Coleman
  • Al Columbia
  • Howard Cruse
  • Charles Dallas
  • Kim Deitch
  • Daniel Divox
  • Mary Fleener
  • Drew Friedman
  • Camille Rose Garcia
  • Justin Green
  • Bill Griffith
  • Matti Hagelberg
  • Tom Huck
  • Kaz
  • J. D. King
  • Kris Kuksi
  • Peter Kuper
  • Terry LaBan
  • Gary Leib
  • Jay Lynch
  • Mark Mothersbaugh
  • Gary Panter
  • Archer Prewitt
  • Spain Rodriguez
  • Sergio Ruzzier
  • Mark Ryden
  • Ryan Heshka
  • Richard Sala
  • Gilbert Shelton
  • Frank Stack
  • Gary Taxali
  • Chris Ware
  • Robert Williams
  • Skip Williamson
  • Brook Slane
  • References

    BLAB! Wikipedia