Stop and Go, the Safety Twins #[1953]

Stop and Go, The Safety Twins, inform the reader about the armor of the knights of medieval England. It was an asset for protection, but was so heavy that, if thrown off of his horse, a knight was rendered helpless by gravity. Then the Safety Twins make a connection between medieval armor and modern pedestrians. We see a boy who ignores the crossing guard, claiming that signals are \"for sissies\", and runs out into traffic, nearly getting squashed in the process. Stop and Go lecture the profusely sweating kid.