Mighty Morphin Power Theologians

God now has his own caped crusader.

His name is Bibleman.

He's a masked superhero who defeats villains by using biblical principles. And he has a line of videos, action figures, books and toys to take his message to kids.

"Bibleman reaches out and presents Christ and God in a dynamic and fun way," said Toby Pokorney Jr., a member of Seacoast Community Church in northeast Columbia who also leads and teaches the church's elementary education classes. "This appeals to them with the kinds of fun and action they get through secular shows like 'Power Rangers."

Bibleman is the brainchild of actor Willie Aames, best known for his role on the '70s show "Eight is Enough" and the '80s sitcom "Charles in Charge," which co-starred Scott Baio.
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Now I suspect that this might actually be Sola Scripturaman and to remedy this defect I dug out some of my favorite holy action cards.

To guard and protect the sacred deposit of faith passed on by the Apostles, Tradition Man wields a mighty shepherd's crook to ensure the correct understanding of Bible Man.		A mild-mannered theologian by day Cardinal Ratzinger when provoked by the progressive forces of evil becomes "Magisterial Man!" Together in union with the Holy Father his sharp wits cuts through the arguments of the dissenters.