Why I Want To Be Strong Like Popeye, Eat The Spinach

The central message of this advertisement is if you want to be strong like Popeye, eat their spinach. I can recall waking up Saturday morning watching the cartoon Popeye as a child. Popeye was always trying to impress Olive Oil. Popeye wasn’t the only one with eyes for Olive Oil, his nemesis, Pluto also had a very hostile interest towards Olive Oil as well. The cartoon would start out with Popeye planning something nice for Olive Oil, the day would be going perfectly. Pluto would notice Olive Oil and take her from Popeye, but not before beating him up and leaving him disheveled and succumbed to his wounds. When it seems that all hope is lost in some way or another Popeye would grab a can of spinach, pop it open and consume the entire contents. The spinach would invigorate Popeye with the strength of 12 men, a steam engine, or some other analogy of extreme strength. Popeye would then proceed to pummel Pluto in the worst way imaginable, throwing him around like a rag doll.
This would be why, I assume, that the advertisers were tasked with selling this product and trying to make it appealing to the public so they used the image of Popeye. I feel like no effort was put in the advertisement because Popeyes fame did all the work for them. The only thing they did was put a picture of the product in the background, which is the spinach. The spinach appears to be leafy and green and very healthy. To grab your attention "Popeye" is the only word in bright colors, red with yellow outlines around it and below it is the word "spinach" in a small bold print. Then finally there is a figure of Popeye with his arms crossed, showing off his renowned oversized forearms. The way the advertisement is written at first glance it may seem like the can says "Popeyes Spinach". In actuality, it says "The Allens Popeye brand