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Highlights from the Consumer Product Safety Commission comic "Sproketman"
Originally published by Stanford University in the mid 1970s, CPSC eventually acquired the comic and began distributing it after they gained regulatory power over bicycles. The artist was Louis Saekow, a Stanford University student, who did a few more illustrations for the character in the early 2000s.
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Where'd you find the subs? Nyaa's coming up empty.
Tv-Nihon has the Gorider special subs.
As you can see, SprocketMan carries a Captain America-type shield made from bicycle sprockets. Ironically, as the city's defender of bicycle safety, he is portrayed riding his own bike one-handed while wielding this heavy hunk of metal.
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Reggie Bannister was in Bubba Ho-Tep with Bruce Campbell! That’s…something?
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