Events and publications January January 8 and June 7: Pablo Picasso makes the comic The Dream and Lie of Franco, a comic strip satirizing Francisco Franco. January 9: The first issue of the Italian catholic comic magazine Il vittorioso (The winner) is published. January 16: The first issue of the Flemish comics magazine Ons Kinderland is published. It will run for about a year and a half. The first issue of the Italian comic magazine Albi d’oro (Golden albums), gathering the Mickey Mouse's strips, is published by Mondadori. Will Eisner and Jerry Iger (script) and Mort Meskin (art) launch Sheena, Queen of the Jungle in the first issue of Wags, a British comics magazine. A year and nine months later Sheena will make her debut in the U.S. in Jumbo Comics. Detective Picture Stories #2 - Centaur Publications Famous Funnies #30 - Eastern Color The Funnies #4 - Dell Comics Funny Picture Stories #3 - Centaur Publications King Comics #10 - David McKay Publications More Fun Comics (1936 series) #17 - National Periodical Publications New Adventure Comics (previously New Comics) (1936 series) #12 - National Periodical Publications Popular Comics #12 - Dell Comics Tip Top Comics #9 - United Features February February 13: Harold Foster's Prince Valiant makes its debut. Detective Picture Stories #3 - Centaur Publications Famous Funnies #31 - Eastern Color The Funnies #5 - Dell Comics Funny Pages #8 — Centaur Publications Funny Picture Stories #4 - Centaur Publications King Comics #11 - David McKay Publications More Fun Comics (1936 series) #18 - National Periodical Publications New Adventure Comics (1936 series) #13 - National Periodical Publications Popular Comics #13 - Dell Comics Star Comics #1 - Centaur Publications Star Ranger #1 - Centaur Publications Tip Top Comics #10 - United Features Western Picture Stories #1 - Centaur Publications March March 1: The first issue of DC Comics comics magazine Detective Comics is published. It features the debut of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's Slam Bradley. Detective Comics will eventually become the longest continuously published comic book magazine in the United States, running without interruption until 2011. Marcy 17: The Tiger Tea storyline in George Herriman's Krazy Kat is concluded after 10 months. March 22: Jack Monk and Don Freeman's Buck Ryan makes its debut and will run until July 1962. The Comics #1 - Dell Comics Detective Picture Stories #4 - Centaur Publications Famous Funnies #32 -