Having returned to Earth just in the nick of time to prevent a letter containing his secret identity from being revealed, Superman (who is really Clark Kent) learns that somehow Perry White has lost it! Desperate to retrieve the precious missive, he sets out with Jimmy Olsen to retrace his and White’s steps that day only to come up empty. Unfortunately for Superman, a couple of shady characters didn’t come up empty at all! Plus, in today’s Important Message, we’ve got some swell new items in the Bat-Supers Membership Kit!

Part 2 of “The Secret Letter” was originally broadcast on November 26, 1946!

We’re kicking off a brand new adventure gang! After saving the planet Apollo from destruction, Superman realizes his secret identity is in grave jeopardy and rushes back to Earth, but will he make it in time? Plus, in today’s Important Message, there’s never been a better time to join the Bat-Supers!

Part 1 of “The Secret Letter” was originally broadcast on November 25, 1946!

Treading water for his very life, Batman has lost track of Robin. Again! Will Superman be able to find him before the unthinkable has happened? Will Grampa Grayson overcome hypothermia? Can Superman possibly save everyone? Plus, in today’s Important Message, Superman himself stops by with an exciting announcement!

Part 15 of “The Dead Voice” was originally broadcast on October 16, 1946!

While searching for Batman and Robin, Superman instead found a wounded Alfred in the bullet-riddled Batboat! His only clue to the whereabouts of the Caped Crusaders, Superman rushed Alfred to a Coast Guard base for help. Will Alfred pull through and be able to tell Superman the location of his friends? Plus, in today’s Important Message, mistakes are all part of growing up…

Part 14 of “The Dead Voice” was originally broadcast on October 15, 1946!

Trapped on Grandpa Grayson’s Yacht and backed into a corner, Batman, Dick Grayson (who is really Robin,) and Grandpa Grayson hatch a crazy plan to escape. Meanwhile, Superman is scouring the ocean for any sign of his missing chums. Plus, in today’s Important Message sometimes, it’s just an honor to be nominated! 

Part 13 of “The Dead Voice” was originally broadcast on October 14, 1946!

Trapped and desperately outnumbered on his Grandfather’s yacht, Dick Grayson (who is really Robin) learns that Batman and Alfred, while in an attempt to rescue the lad, were shot and are now presumed dead! Things are looking bleak for the Boy Wonder, unless things are not as they seem. Plus, in today’s Important Message, we’re recognizing all the swell people that help bring you Bat-Supe!

Part 12 of “The Dead Voice” was originally broadcast on October 11, 1946!

Robin is safely hidden on his Grandfather’s yacht, but for how long? As Marsh and his thugs try to find him Robin overhears enough of their plans to understand exactly what’s going on. Will he be able to save the day, or will he be discovered before he can put his plans in motion? Plus, in today’s Important Message, Billy’s imagination is soaring thanks to the Swell Prize in specially marked cans of Bat-Supe!

Part 11 of “The Dead Voice” was originally broadcast on October 10, 1946!

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!