Peter van Straaten's Vader & Zoon makes its debut and will run until 1987. November 12: In the Belgian comic magazine Le journal de Tintin the first episode of the Michel Vaillant story De l’huille sur la piste! by Jean Graton is published. November 23: Bonvi's Sturmtruppen makes its debut. Blue Beetle: the third run of this series is cancelled. The series will not be revived until June 1986. Brother Power the Geek, with issue #2, cancelled by DC. Marvel's Space-Born Superhero: Captain Marvel, with issue #7, changes its title to Captain Marvel. (Marvel Comics) Summer Love, with issue #48, cancelled by Charlton. December December 6: The Spanish comics magazine En Patufet, which was disestablished 30 years ago, is revived and will run until 29 June 1973. December 18: Andries Brandt's Horre, Harm en Hella makes its debut. It will run until 11 March 1971. With issue #9, Captain Savage and His Leatherneck Raiders is retitled Captain Savage and His Battlefield Raiders. In the story Tycoonraker! or From Zantaf with Lumps!, by Luciano Bottaro and Carlo Chendi, Dr. Zantaf makes his debut. Specific date unknown With Kinney National Company's acquisition of Warner Bros., DC Comics becomes part of what eventually will be known as Warner Communications. DC Comics art director (and soon-to-be editorial director) Carmine Infantino is given the mandate to revitalize DC in the wake of rival Marvel Comics' pop-culture success. Eased out are long-time DC artists Wayne Boring, Jim Mooney, George Klein, and George Papp; and writers Otto Binder, Edmond Hamilton, and Superman co-creator Jerry Siegel. In exchange, Infantino hires new talent and promotes artists like Joe Orlando, Joe Kubert, and Mike Sekowsky to editorial positions. Orlando is put in charge of DC's horror and suspense titles. The final episode of Peter O'Donnell and Alfred Sindall's Tug Transom ends in 1968. Tom Wilson's Ziggy makes its debut. Benito Jacovitti's Zorry Kid makes its debut. Brumsic Brandon Jr.'s Luther makes its debut. Marcel Gotlib's Rubrique-à-Brac makes its debut. The first issue of Lance Spearman is published. Robert Maynar Hutchins and John Hubley's Zuckerkandl! is first published. The final episode of William St. John Glenn's Ballyscunnion is published. The first episode of Alfredo Chiappori's Up, Il Sovversivo is published. Salsa musician Izzy Sanabria illustrates the cover of the album The Alegere All-Stars in Lost & Found, Volume III in comic strip style. Births Deaths January January 1: Käthe Olshausen-Schönberger, Austrian