Timely Comics Western Winners, with issue #5, takes over the numbering of All-Western Winners — Atlas Comics July July 10: Jules Feiffer's gag comic Clifford, which appeared earlier this year during the spring in Will Eisner's one-shot Kewpies, is now moved to The Spirit comic book magazine as a back cover feature. It will run until 4 March 1951. July 21: Montales el desperado by Gian Luigi Bonelli and Aurelio Gallepini; debut of the Mexican revolutionary Montales, a recurring character in the Tex Willer saga. Captain America Comics (1941 series) #73 - Timely Comics - (The series will be renamed to Captain America's Weird Tales) August August 4: Halfway the prepublication of The Adventures of Tintin story Land of Black Gold in Tintin Hergé leaves to take a 12-week resting vacation in Switzerland, because he suffered from clinical depression. The story won't be continued until 27 October. August 13: First publication of Pepo's Condorito. August 17: The first episode of Al Posen's Rhymin' Time is published. Best Love debuts with issue #33, taking over the numbering of Sub-Mariner Comics - Timely Comics Big Shot, with issue #104, is cancelled by Columbia Comics Girls' Love Stories (1949 series) #1 - DC Comics Lana (1948 series) #7 - Timely Comics Marvel Tales debuts with issue #93, taking over the numbering of Marvel Mystery Comics - Timely Comics Two-Gun Kid (1948 series) #9 - Timely Comics Venus (1948 series) #6 - Timely Comics September September 11: The episode Ten Minutes, in the series The Spirit, is first published. This marks the first story written by Will Eisner's assistant Jules Feiffer, who will continue writing most of the series until 1952. October October 16: The first gag of Poustiquet by Bindle is published. It will run over 25 years. October 30: Debut of Ellsworth Bheezer, in a Sunday page comic by Manuel Gonzales and Bill Walsh. Captain America's Weird Tales (1941 series) #74 - Timely Comics Cowboy Romances (1939 series) #1 - Timely Comics Alfred Harvey and Vic Herman's Little Dot makes her debut in Little Max Comics # 1. The final issue of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's Slam Bradley is published. November Boy Commandos (1942 series), with issue #36 dated November–December, cancelled by DC Comics. Little Lana (1948 series) #8 - Timely Comics - (Lana was renamed to Little Lana) Marvel Tales (1939 series) #94 - Timely Comics Two-Gun Kid (1948 series),