Bat-Supe!

Having received a message from Robin, Batman and Alfred have set out in the famous Batboat to find him! Meanwhile, Robin is alone, outnumbered, and almost out of time! Will Batman and his Man Friday get there in time? There’s danger behind every wave for our heroes! Plus, in today’s Important Message the word of the day is Versatility!

Part 10 of “The Dead Voice” was originally broadcast on October 9, 1946!

Batman and Superman have learned the fate of Eric Larsen, but still have no idea what’s happened to Robin. Desperate for answers, and fearing the worst, Batman and Superman put the screws to the screwiest screw that ever screwed! Plus, in today’s Important Message, Billy explains how he and his gang are making the most of our latest Swell Prize!

Part 9 of “The Dead Voice” was originally broadcast on October 8, 1946!

Superman and Batman have cornered the clown (no, not that clown,) and finally learn the truth about Eric Larsen’s escape from prison. But will they learn Robin’s whereabouts? If so, will they be too late? Plus, in today’s Important Message, if you’ve wondered how we got this round of Swell Prizes, wonder no more!

Part 8 of “The Dead Voice” was originally broadcast on October 7, 1946!

The good news? Eric Larsen is no longer a problem. The Bad news? Mr. Marsh is. And Robin is trapped! Meanwhile, Superman and Batman are on the trail of a clown. No, not that clown. Plus, in today’s Important Message, the Bat-Supers Pledge is making a big difference for a local business!

Part 7 of “The Dead Voice” was originally broadcast on October 4, 1946!

Dick Grayson (who is really Robin,) is at the mercy of Eric Larson. But he soon learns that there’s someone far worse pulling the strings! He also learns that there’s no honor among thieves. But he doesn’t learn it as well as Larson! Plus, in today’s Important Message, some surprises are better than others, and no surprises can be the best!

Part 6 of “The Dead Voice” was originally broadcast on October 3, 1946!

After a daring rescue, Superman and Batman continue their search for Dick Grayson (who is really Robin) and his abductor Eric Larsen. Will their search lead them to their goal, or will they find another dead end? Plus, in today’s Important Message, Billy goes from 0-60 in almost nothing flat, just like the Batmobile!

Part 5 of “The Dead Voice” was originally broadcast on October 2, 1946!

Eric Larsen reveals his insidious plans to Dick Grayson (who is really Robin). Meanwhile, Bruce Wayne is trying to convince Inspector Henderson to help. But there’s a sudden phone call that changes everything! Hoping beyond hope to get word to Clark Kent for help, they set out on a daring rescue. Plus, in today’s Important Message, cleanliness is next to godliness!

Part 4 of “The Dead Voice” was originally broadcast on October 1, 1946!

Having learned from Bruce Wayne’s butler Alfred that Dick Grayson and his pal Jimmy Olsen were abducted by unknown assailants, Superman and Batman leap into action to save their young friends! But are they already too late? Plus, in today’s Important Message, some of you are getting a free can of Bat-Supe!

Part 3 of “The Dead Voice” was originally broadcast on September 30, 1946!

After digging up Eric Larson’s empty coffin, Warden Hobbs and Bruce Wayne were overcome by a poison gas! Thinking quickly, Superman helps them revive and after dodging some pointed questions from the Warden, the real investigation begins! Plus, in today’s Important Message, there’s more information about our new Swell Prize!

Part 2 of “The Dead Voice” was originally broadcast on September 27, 1946!

After telling Clark Kent (who is really Superman) of Dick Grayson’s (who is really Robin) past, Bruce Wayne (who is really Batman) asks for Kent’s help. Unconvinced that the man behind the mysterious phone calls is the dead Eric Larson, they decide to visit Warden Hobbs (who is really Warden Hobbs) at State Prison where Larson is buried. What will they find out? Plus, in today’s Important Message, we’ll let you know what our new Swell Prize is! And you’re going to love it, gang!

Part 1 of “The Dead Voice” was originally broadcast on September 26, 1946!