Private Eye (1951 series) #6 - Atlas Comics Sensation Comics (1942 series) #106 - DC Comics Star Spangled Comics (1941 series) #122 - DC Comics Strange Adventures (1950 series) #14 - DC Comics Superboy (1949 series) #17 - DC Comics December December 5: The first issue of the Finnish Disney comics magazine Aku Ankka is published. December 28: André Breton, Benjamin Péret and Paul Braig's La Vie Imaginée de Pablo Picasso is launched in the magazine Arts. It's a comic strip about Pablo Picasso and run until 8 February 1952. In the 37th issue of Will Eisner and Lou Fine's Doll Man Doll Man's girlfriend Martha Roberts becomes his team partner under the name Midge, the Doll Girl. A-1 Comics (1944 series) #41 - Magazine Enterprises Action Comics (1938 series) #163 - DC Comics Adventure Comics (1938 series) #171 - DC Comics Adventures into Terror (1950 series) #107 - Atlas Comics Adventures Into the Unknown! (1948 series) #30 - American Comics Group Adventures of Bob Hope (1950 series) #12 - DC Comics Airboy (as Airboy Vol. 8) (1942 series) #11 - Hillman Periodicals All American Western (1948 series) #123 - DC Comics All Star Western (1940 series) #62 - DC Comics All-True Crime (1948 series) #49 - Atlas Comics Astonishing (1951 series) #7 - Atlas Comics Batman (1940 series) #68 - DC Comics Battle (1951 series) #10 - Atlas Comics Blackhawk (1944 series) #47 - Quality Comics Combat Kelly (1951 series) #2 - Atlas Comics Detective Comics (1937 series) #178 - DC Comics House of Mystery (1951 series) #1 - DC Comics Journey Into Unknown Worlds (1950 series) #9 - Atlas Comics Marvel Tales (1949 series) #107 - Atlas Comics Men Adventures (1949 series) #11 - Atlas Comics Mystery in Space (1951 series) #5 - DC Comics Star Spangled Comics (1941 series) #123 - DC Comics Strange Adventures (1950 series) #15 - DC Comics Strange Tales (1951 series) #4 - Atlas Comics Superman (1939 series) #73 - DC Comics Two-Gun Kid (as Two-Gun Western) (1948 series) #10 - Atlas Comics Young Men (1949 series) #12 - Atlas Comics - Renamed to Young Men on the Battlefield Specific date unknown John Gee's The Tindertoes makes its debut. He will draw it until his death in 1977, after which it's continued. J.H. Koeleman publishes his first Pinkie Pienter (Ronny Roberts) album. Maurice Chénechot draws Riri, which will last until 1953. Tom Okamoto's