Radio Retropolis

Certain that Robin suffered a fatal blow from Marsh, Superman and Batman find no traces of him or where Marsh could be headed.  Commentary on the Mickey Mouse copyright lapse and how this affects Superman.

Three servicemen (one French, one Australian, and one African-American) bunk with each other in a train compartment on Christmas night after a long battle day during WWI. Seeing a bright star in the night sky, they each share the same dream that they are the Three Wise Men about to witness a Holy birth.

A man awakens to find out his car was not only stolen, but his wife was found in the trunk-dead.  Commentary on unsung Suspense writer and actor Elliot Lewis.  Plus, movie actors who fail at being radio actors.

As Kent and Wayne race around the country picking up new leads to Larsen, whom they don’t know was killed by Marsh, Dick Grayson is shot point blank by Marsh and feared dead.  Commentary on Superman sponsor Kellogg's Krumbles cereal.

Liz buys a book that says that the way to get along with your husband is to share all of his interests.  Unfortunately for George, it's more than he can handle.

The owner of a small delicatessen reports that he has been robbed. An apologetic boxer gives himself up to the police after the robberies.  Commentary of character actress, and a favorite of Webb's, Virginia Gregg.

With the motive for Marsh exposed, Dick Grayson faces certain death which would mean he would inherit the Grayson fortune.  Commentary on Marsh's evil plan.  Plus, the the joy of flying with Superman at 1000 mph.

A timid milquetoast obtains an empty chest at an auction which raises the ire of his already brutish wife. While he is being mercilessly tortured by her emotional abuse, the trunk becomes a frighteningly relevant focal piece that shows its true purpose.  Episode commentary to follow.

Kirk Douglas makes his Suspense debut tonight as a man who believes he is about to inherit $50,000 from his dying uncle and doesn’t want to share it with his unknowing wife who wants a divorce.  Commentary on the life and career of Douglas.

Larsen warns that in just a few minutes Dick Grayson would be dead thanks to this mysterious Mr. Marsh who has his own special connection to Grayson.  Can Superman and Batman reach him in time?  Commentary on the failure of two villains working as a team.