Many other magazines did not survive the war: Le Petit Vingtième had disappeared, Le Journal de Mickey only returned in 1952.
Many other magazines did not survive the war: Le Petit Vingtième had disappeared, Le Journal de Mickey only returned in 1952. In the second half of the 1940s many new magazines appeared, although in most cases only survived for a few weeks or months. The situation stabilised around 1950 with Spirou and the new Tintin "wikipedia:Tintin (magazine)") magazine (founded in 1946 with a team focused around Hergé) as the most influential and successful magazines for the next decade.[ citation needed]