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The career of Sebastian Vettel has seen many versions of him. However, now the German has ended up as a superhero! Vettel was featured in the “Red Bulletin”, a Red Bull magazine, as a comic strip character in the Austrian GP edition. The Superhero comic is titled, “Sensible Man”.

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The comic stars Sebastian Vettel who has, Aston Martin teammate, Lance Stroll as his sidekick. Interestingly, its antagonist is a clear reference to F1 CEO, Stefano Domenicali. It has the tagline of, “Gasoline Brother by day, Eco Avenger by night!”. The story is also set to have a sequel.

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In recent times, Vettel has been a massive advocate of ecological and socio-political issues. He has made F1 a platform for spreading awareness. Furthermore, this comic book is a step in the same direction. All the fans have also had a great reaction towards it.

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The comic also gives us a glimpse of the origin story of ‘Sensible Man’ on the first page which reads, “Once just an average four-time Formula One World Champion until a freak accident involving an experimental KERS, a poorly designated wet floor and 17 Jagerbombs.”

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Fans fawn over superhero Sebastian Vettel

The latest edition of the “Red Bulletin” magazine features Sebastian Vettel as a superhero. The comic strip has been titled, ‘Sensible Man’. And the fans have loved this version of Sebastian Vettel. They took to Twitter and wasted no time in raving about the comic.

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One fan gave his suggestion as to what he would like to see in the next edition of the comic.

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The comic has had a great response from the crowd. The fans are all eagerly waiting for the sequel.

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On the track, Sebastian Vettel will now be hoping to channel his inner superhero at the Austrian GP this weekend. The German has had a dismal start to 2022. However, he will be hoping for his fortunes to change, sooner rather than later.

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Divyansh Priyadarshi is an F1 Author at EssentiallySports. He is currently pursuing his under-graduation in computer science engineering and is naturally drawn to the intriguing data-driven world of Formula 1. Being an author at ES isn't his first stint in penning down thoughts for his favorite sports, as he has a solid prior background in writing content for soccer, NBA, and UFC. Come Sunday, he can be seen rooting for Ferrari and more specifically Carlos Sainz to cross the finish line, and take the highest step on the podium. When he is not following the enthralling world of motorsports, he can be found playing soccer, reading books, and challenging his friends at Valorant and FIFA.

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