Bat-Supe!

Having finally narrowed down the identity of the Monkey Burglar, Clark Kent and Bruce Wayne are hot on his trail! Meanwhile, the brains behind the Monkey Burglaries is planning his last act, and the last act could mean curtains for Robin! Plus, in today’s Important Message, there’s lots you can do thanks to our Kryptonite Slime!

Part 8 of “The Monkey Burglar” was originally broadcast on February 21st, 1947!

With their first solid clue in the case of the Monkey Burglar, Clark Kent and Batman begin their investigation to find him. But it’s not as simple as they first thought. While they utilize the process of elimination, The Monkey Burglar’s gang may be preparing to eliminate Robin! Plus, in today’s Important Message, Kryptonite Slime may be the gift that just keeps on giving!

Part 7 of “The Monkey Burglar” was originally broadcast on February 20th, 1947!

Having received an urgent call from River Falls concerning the whereabouts of Jimmy Olsen, Perry White and Clark Kent rush to his rescue! Meanwhile, our heroes have their first solid clue in this baffling mystery: a gymnastics medal that’s sure to point to the identity of the elusive Monkey Burglar! Plus, in today’s Important Message, want to know why your Kryptonite Slime is still glowing? We’ve gone to the source to find out!

Part 6 of “The Monkey Burglar” was originally broadcast on February 19th, 1947!

Inspector Henderson remains convinced that Robin is the Monkey Burglar, in spite of a report that Robin and Jimmy Olsen were kidnapped! Can Batman and Clark Kent (who is really Superman) find the missing boys and set the record straight? Plus, in today’s Important Message, you'll get a long-lasting warm glow from our Kryptonite Slime!

Part 5 of “The Monkey Burglar” was originally broadcast on February 18, 1947!

Having stashed Robin safely away at Jimmy Olsen’s house, Superman and Batman have set a cunning trap for the real Monkey Burglar. But they’re not the only cunning planners in town! Plus, in today’s Important Message, when demand is high, we step up to meet it!

Part 4 of “The Monkey Burglar” was originally broadcast on February 17th, 1947!

Unable to alibi himself for the Monkey Burglar crimes, Robin is sitting in a Metropolis jail cell at the mercy of Inspector Henderson. Meanwhile, Clark Kent (who is really Superman) is hatching a plan to free Robin from durance vile! Plus, in today’s Important Message, magicians aren’t the only ones who won’t reveal their secrets!

Part 3 of “The Monkey Burglar” was originally broadcast on February 14, 1947!

Insisting that Batman’s stalwart companion Robin is the infamous Monkey Burglar of Metropolis, Inspector Henderson produces two eye-witnesses that swear it’s true! Will Robin be able to offer an alibi? Plus, in today’s Important Message, whenever you’re in doubt, be sure to get a second opinion!

Part 2 of “The Monkey Burglar” was originally broadcast on February 13, 1947!

We’re kicking off a brand new adventure gang! Summoned to Police Headquarters by Inspector Henderson, Clark Kent finds himself plunged into a brand new mystery! But he’s not alone, shortly after his arrival, Batman and Robin are ushered into Henderson’s office as well, but things are not as they seem! Plus, in today’s Important Message, it’s time to solve the mystery of the Bat-Supers Petri Dish!

Part 1 of “The Monkey Burglar” was originally broadcast on February 12, 1947!

With the aid of Sergeant O’Neil of the Metropolis Police Force, Superman and Batman are close to finding the men who have the letter containing Superman’s secret identity, but even if they find them, how will they get the letter back? It’s a hair-raising finale to our story, chums, so get ready! Plus, in today’s Important Message, be sure to join the Bat-Supers so you can get our new Membership Kit, because the next Swell Prize might depend on it!

Part 7 of “The Secret Letter” was originally broadcast on December 3, 1946!

In an attempt to prove that Clark Kent and Superman are the same person, pickpockets Eyebrows and Buster may have unwittingly taken out Batman instead! Will their rap sheets now include the word “murder?” Plus, in today’s Important Message, being well connected means that sometimes you get certain advantages!

Part 6 of “The Secret Letter” was originally broadcast on December 2, 1946!