The Man Without a Face - Part 10

Master than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leap tall buildings at a single bound. Up on the sky, it's a bird. It's a plane. It's Superman. Kellogg's Pep. P-E-P-Pep. Kellogg's Pep, the sunshine cereal presents...

The adventures of Superman. It returns to Metropolis with Bucky Taylor. The far-flung enemies of world peace are alerted by the man without a face and commanded to stand by for immediate action Hello there gang, this is your panel Dan McCullough say you know what I heard Well, I heard that you fellows and girls are practically making a stampede for packages of Kellogg's pet these days because of course

It's such a sunny gold and toasted hoey flake cereal and because it's the prize package where you get those exciting comic buttons in Pep's new series. Real, true to life pictures of your favorite funny sheet characters.

Eighteen of them in all, like a Pat Patton and Tess Truehart and Chief Brandon, Vitamin Flinthart, Judy and Karky and Superman, of course. And every single one said, Doggone Real, you'd think those comic strip characters could talk.

Well, it's no end to fun to compare notes with your friends to see who's got the most different buttons and to trade duplicates too. And these Pep comic buttons are so easy to get. You don't send any money, not even a box stop, and you can't buy them anywhere.

All you do is to look for your comic button inside each package of Kellogg's Papu-woven, and look for some mighty swell eating at breakfast, too. These whole reflux tastes dog-gone sunny and golden-toasted and delicious.

Good for you, too. Sure. Give you vitamin B1 and energy vitamin, and that important sunshine vitamin D that mom knows you need so much. So ask mom to get you some P-E-P, the sunshine cereal Kellogg's Pap.