The Dead Voice - Part 03

Faster than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leak tall buildings at a single bound. Up in the sky, it's a bird. It's a plane. It's Superman. Kellogg's PEP. P-E-P-PEP. Ford's PEP, the sunshine cereal presents the adventures of Superman.

A Superman and Batman on the trail of the men suspected of threatening Robin's life are unaware that Batman's young companion is facing sudden death. Hello there gang. This is your pal Dan McCullough. Say, which kind of pep prizes are you collecting?

Model airplanes, full color pictures of birds, or comic buttons to pin on your jacket or your beanie cap. Well, by now you must have quite a flock of them because, of course, there's a prize in every single package of pep you open.

And they sure are swell prizes, all three kinds. For instance, in your next package of Kellogg's Pep the Sunshine cereal, In the design cereal, you may find a colored cardboard model of a famous fighting plane, one of seven in the great Pep Air Fleet.

Or you'll find one of 24 beautiful color pictures of birds with a full description so you can identify these birds anywhere. Or you'll find one of a grand series of 18 colored comic buttons with characters straight out of the funnies, just as if Pep's golden Christmas and sunny flavor weren't a prize all over themselves.

My pep's a strictly terrific tasting that a bowl of those crunchy golden whole wheat flakes makes breakfast a regular fun feast. You get that catchy pep flavor and bingo! Your spoon just naturally dips down in your bowl for more.

So ask mom to get you a supply of Kellogg's pep tomorrow. First thing. The adventures of Superman. A series of anonymous letters and phone calls threatening the life of Dick Grayson who we know is Robin Batman's young companion.