Bat-Supe!

Candy Meyers was put in charge of the $20,000 that was planted in Clark Kent’s apartment, but he was robbed, and then shot! It’s no joke as Superman and the Batman team up to find the Candy, the perpetrators, and the money! The race is on, but will they get there in time? Plus, in today’s Important Message, forget the can lids, gang. There’s a safer way to do things now!

Part 10 of “The Story of the Century” was originally broadcast on April 12, 1946!

The perpetrators of all of Clark Kent’s torment are finally brought to justice, gang! But just a few miles away, things are about to get very, very real. Can Superman stop it in time? Plus, in today’s Important Message, we’ll get Billy’s review of our new and improved Bat-Supe can openers!

Part 9 of “The Story of the Century” was originally broadcast on April 11, 1946!

The tables have turned on the people behind the baffling events that have been plaguing Clark Kent! Will all be forgiven, or are things about to take a dangerous turn? Plus, in today’s Important Message, we received a very touching letter about our new and improved can openers!

Part 8 of “The Story of the Century” was originally broadcast on April 10, 1946!

Clark Kent has figured it all out. And the people behind this bizarre mystery are about to meet their slow downfall! But who will get the last laugh? Plus, in today’s Important Message, the new Bat-Supe Can Opener is now even newer!

Part 7 of “The Story of the Century” was originally broadcast on April 9, 1946!

Clark Kent has returned home to find Batman waiting for him, and it looks like things are going from weirder to even weirder than that! And then, Candy Meyers shows up and…well, frankly, this story is so convoluted that even we don’t know what’s going on anymore. So buckle your Utility Belts and hang on for more twists than a mountain road! Plus, in today’s Important Message everybody’s talking about how much safer the new Bat-Supe Can Openers are, so be sure to get yours today!

Part 6 of “The Story of the Century” was originally broadcast on April 8, 1946!

First Lois Lane disappeared. Then Perry White disappeared. Then Lois appeared, and now Jimmy Olsen has disappeared! Running out of options, Clark Kent decides to call in Inspector Henderson, but Lois Lane stops him and suggests that Detective Candy Meyers might be the wiser choice. Then, after receiving a mysterious phone call at Candy’s office, Kent rushes back to his apartment only to be visited by an unexpected guest! The intrigue is mounting to a fever-pitch fellows and girls, so don’t you dare miss this episode! Plus, in today’s Important Message, the time has come to learn what you've been saving your Bat-Supe can lids for!

Part 5 of “The Story of the Century” was originally broadcast on April 5, 1946!

Clark Kent is getting more and more confused as the mysteries are piling up! Now, not only does it seem that people are being impersonated, suddenly even buildings aren’t what they seem! Plus, in today’s Important Message, we've got a neato way to help with any accidents that may happen while you collect those can lids!

Part 4 of “The Story of the Century” was originally broadcast on April 4, 1946!

After getting a strange runaround from Perry White on a phone that wasn't supposed to exist at 407 Clover Street, Clark Kent returned to the Daily Planet where he received a phone call from Lois telling him to hurry up. And no sooner had he hung up then who should walk into the office behind him, but Lois Lane! Will Clark Kent and Jimmy Olsen finally get to the bottom of this strange situation, or are things about to go from weird to worse? Plus, in today’s Important Message, we're here to help should any accidents happen while you collect those can lids!

Part 3 of “The Story of the Century” was originally broadcast on April 3, 1946!

Stuck inside a crippling bureaucratic nightmare trying to get another ten-thousand dollars from the Daily Planet’s bookkeeper for Perry White, who along with Lois Lane is following an important story at 407 Clover Street, Clark Kent learns from Jimmy Olsen that there’s no phone listed for that address! Confused and concerned, Kent sets off for Clover Street to figure out what’s going on himself. Is he stepping into a trap? Is this story even worth ten…no TWENTY thousand dollars? Is there any sign of the Caped Crusaders? Plus, in today’s Important Message, the excitement is building about collecting lids of Bat-Supe! What’s it all about? Keep listening to find out! 

Part 2 of “The Story of the Century” was originally broadcast on April 2, 1946!

It’s a brand new adventure, gang! Having received an urgent late-night phone call from Editor Perry White, Clark Kent has rushed to pick up Lois Lane so that they could get to White’s home for what he called a matter of life or death! But upon arrival, Kent and the doorman, Morrisey, found her apartment ransacked, and there was no sign of Lois! What has happened to Lois? What was so urgent that Perry White called so late? How many episodes before Batman and Robin are called in? We’ll get the answers to at least some of these questions in Part 1 of “The Story Of The Century!” Plus, in today’s Important Message, now that the Swell Shell Casings have all run out, we’re going to make some changes to our Swell Prizes Program. But that doesn’t mean the fun is over!

Part 1 of “The Story of the Century” was originally broadcast on April 1, 1946!