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Discovering that Mr. Phillips is the twin brother of Mr. Jones, Clark Kent, Batman, and Inspector Henderson set out to discover the whereabouts of the elusive Mr. Jones. Believing that Jones or an accomplice will call on Phillips to retrieve the atomizer he bought for his brother, the trio lies in wait hoping to capture the criminal mastermind. But Jones always seems to be one step ahead of them. Will they nab him? Will they find the missing Kryptonite? Find out in this thrilling episode of Bat-Supe! Plus, in today’s Important Message, there’s a special tip about the care and cleaning of your Swell Prize!

Part 18 of Looking For Kryptonite was originally broadcast on December 27, 1945

Believing they’ve finally caught up with Mr. Jones disguised as Mr. Phillips, Inspector Henderson, Clark Kent, and Batman are surprised when Mr. Phillips volunteers to tell them a secret, provided they return to his house. Feeling they have nothing to lose, and accompanied by Lois Lane, they agree. What is Mr. Phillips about to reveal? Will it help them find Mr. Jones and the missing shards of Kryptonite? Find out in this intriguing episode of Bat-Supe! Plus, in today's Important Message, we'll learn more ways you can have fun with our first Swell Prize!

Part 17 of Looking For Kryptonite was originally broadcast on December 26, 1945

Episode #17 is a Bat-Supe EXTRA! In this Bonus Episode, we want you to cast your mind back to Episode 10 of Bat-Supe, while when trapped in Room Zero and facing certain death from the falling ceiling, you heard Robin say: "It'll be Ceiling Zero soon. Too soon!"

But did you know that “Ceiling Zero” was actually a 1936 movie about aviation that starred James Cagney, Pat O’Brien, and Stuart Erwin? Not only that, a radio adaptation of the film was presented on the Lux Radio Theatre! In this Special Episode of Bat-Supe, we’ll bring you that episode of the Lux Radio Theatre in its entirety! So grab some popcorn, dim the lights, and enjoy James Cagney, Ralph Bellamy, and Stuart Erwin in the Lux Radio Theatre’s rendition of “Ceiling Zero”: a Bat-Supe Extra for your entertainment!

Ceiling Zero was originally broadcast on the Lux Radio Theatre on February 27, 1939

Having followed the trail of Lois Lane to a church where she’s singing in the choir under the direction of a Mr. Phillips, Inspector Henderson is convinced that Mr. Phillips is actually Mr. Jones in disguise. But Clark Kent isn’t so sure. Can he find Batman in time to help make a positive ID? Find out in this thrilling episode of Bat-Supe! Plus, in today's Important Message, how to make the most of our first Swell Prize!

Part 16 of Looking For Kryptonite was originally broadcast on December 25, 1945

Clark Kent and Inspector Henderson’s search for the stolen Kryptonite has led them to Thayer and Son Jewelers, where they’ve discovered that Mr. Jones’s smashed atomizer has a twin. A twin that has been sold to a “Mister Phillips” and was to be picked up by a mysterious woman. But much to the shock of Kent and the Inspector, the atomizer was being picked up by none other than Lois Lane! What will they do? How will they proceed? Is Lois in on the plot to kill Superman? Find out in this episode of Bat-Supe! Plus: the wait is over! You'll finally learn what the very first Bat-Supe swell prize is!

Part 15 of Looking For Kryptonite was originally broadcast on December 24, 1945

Special thanks to Ted Davenport for his contribution to this episode!

The Scarlet Widow has been found, but only after Mr. Jones tried to silence her and made it known that he was out to finish Superman! They still need more answers, and the only one who can save the Scarlet Widow now is Dr. Baker at Metropolis Hospital! Can he save her? And if not, what will our heroes do next? …Plus, in today’s Important Message, the wait is nearly over for the Big Announcement of our very first Swell Prize!

Part 14 of Looking For Kryptonite was originally broadcast on December 21, 1945

After saving Batman and Robin from certain death in Room Zero, Superman collared 11 members of the Crescent Moon and Star Gang. But their leader, Mr. Jones, is in the wind, and the trail of the Scarlet Widow and the stolen Kryptonite has blown away with him. Can they sweat answers out of Mr. Smith? The cliche’s will keep on coming in today's episode of Bat-Supe! Plus, in today's Important Message: a special request on behalf of grocery store workers...

Part 13 of Looking for Kryptonite was originally broadcast on December 20, 1945.

The Dynamic Duo are still trapped in Room Zero and are almost out of time! Superman has launched himself into the air on a desperate search for his friends. Will he make it in time? Will Room Zero claim two victims? Is this the actual end of Batman and Robin? Find out in this exciting episode of Bat-Supe! Plus: There’s a new update about the Swell Prizes in today’s Important Message! 

Part 12 of Looking for Kryptonite was originally broadcast on December 19, 1945.

Batman and Robin remain trapped in Room Zero with only minutes left to live! Meanwhile, Clark Kent and Inspector Henderson are desperately searching for clues at the Golden Lily Nightclub. Playing a wild hunch, Kent is betting it all on learning the whereabouts of the Dynamic Duo. Will he make it in time? Find out in this exciting episode of Bat-Supe! Plus: In today’s Important Message, there’s good news and bad news about the Swell Prizes…

Part 11 of Looking for Kryptonite was originally broadcast on December 18, 1945.

The Dynamic Duo are trapped in Room Zero facing imminent death while Superman in his guise of Clark Kent is still looking for them at the Golden Lily. Will he be able to find them before the ceiling falls and Batman and Robin become Flatman and Ribbon? Find out in this exciting episode of Bat-Supe! Plus: in today's Important Message, there's more information about our new Swell Prizes!

Part 10 of Looking for Kryptonite was originally broadcast on December 17, 1945.