See also: 1968 in comics, 1969 in comics, 1960s in comics and the list of years in comics Publications and events January January 6: The first issue of the Dutch children's magazine Bobo is published, which introduces the title comic Bobo the Rabbit, drawn by Sergio Cavina. Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #80, The character's fashions were updated to a then-more contemporary look February February 10: The British comics magazines Fantastic and Terrific merge into Smash!. February 10: In Le journal de Tintin, first chapter of the Ric Hochet story Alias Ric Hochet, by André-Paul Duchâteau and Tibet is printed. Tales of the Unexpected, with issue #105, changes its name to The Unexpected (February /March issue) (DC Comics) Zap Comix #1 by R. Crumb: published by Charles Plymell and Don Donahue/Apex Novelties; begins the underground comix movement. In the first issue Crumb's iconic Keep on Truckin' makes its debut. March March 11: The first episode of Mort Walker's Boner's Ark is published. It will run until 2000. March 12: In Le journal de Tintin, the first chapter of the Bruno Brazil story Le Requin qui mourut deux fois by Greg and William Vance is published. March 21: In Quino's Mafalda her brother Guille is born. Showcase #73, Writer-artist Steve Ditko arrives at DC and creates the Creeper with scripter Don Segall Max Bunker and Magnus' Maxmagnus makes its debut. In Diabolik, chi sei? (Diabolik, who are you?), by the Giussani sisters, the origins of the super-criminal are revealed. April April 4: In Pilote, the first chapter of the Lucky Luke story Dalton City, by Goscinny and Morris appears in print. April 14: John Miles starts publishing his comic strip Perkins, which will run until 1980. April 16: Dupa's Cubitus makes his debut in Tintin. The Miracle Machine introduced in Adventure Comics #367 (April ) Tales of Suspense, with issue #100, changes its name to Captain America. (Marvel Comics) Tales to Astonish, with issue #102, changes its name to The Incredible Hulk. (Marvel Comics) Dick Giordano hired as an editor at DC Comics (from Charlton Comics); Giordano brings with him some of the creators he had nurtured at Charlton, including writer Dennis O'Neil. The Italian serie Milord (script by Max Bunker, pencils by Paolo Piffarerio), makes its debut. Set in the Edwardian London, it has a gentleman thief as protagonist and lasts just seven months. May May 14: In Le journal