Gil Thorp by Henry Barajas and Rachel Merrill for December 06, 2013

Called it!Moon’s looking rather lycanthropic in P1 is there a full moon over Milford? Get out the Silver Bullets

Look up in the sky! It’s a bird, it’s a plane………..no it’s a bird.

I don’t think you can use your own player to help you over the pile. Yellow flag coming.

Yep, P3 is a keeper for the archives. The old “Moon over Milford” play that will have them talking in the coffee shops for years.

It’s Nunn doing a Thomas Flair followed by a rough dismount off the Pascoe the Horse! What a Play! What a Play! Throw away those Auburn highlight reels!

Poor Valley Tech. Like the Cleveland Browns have “The Drive” and “The fumble”, they will forever live in infamy from “The Vault”

Realistically, I don’t see how he’s going to clear the defensive line, or hang on to the ball for that matter. Or get anywhere without a linebacker smashing him as soon as he hits the ground. Really though, if he’s physically capable of pulling this off, you think they could utilize it in less insane plays.

In all reality, there is not an ounce of reality in this comic strip.

Actually, he’s been hit so hard by the middle linebacker that he’s flying backwards over his own linemen.

Feet first???? Oh c’mon!

Oh, no no no…that’s ‘hurdling’, and it’s a 15-yard illegal contact penalty.

Bizarre

The Valley Tech players flee in panic when they see Tip Nunn coming at them crotch-first.

Illegal play.

You could never see that many stars in brightly lit football stadium.Of course, that’s because they’re not stars. The main alien space fleet is approaching in a desperate attempt to add a sense of realism to the strip.

Good one

No he means Hurdling. The manager’s name is Clint Hurdle.Score another groaner for ‘Ellisburkes’.

Cheez Whiz, though you have been our punching bag, you’ve been a good sport. The Flying Nunn reference was golden. You should have dropped the mic and walked off. Hold fast to the pearls of wisdom echoed by Ranch Wilder from “Angels in the Outfield”, “Less is more.”