Gil Thorp by Henry Barajas and Rod Whigham for October 07, 2011

Do or do not, there is no try – Yoda-cat is trying to lead Gil down the path to the dark side. Meanwhile Coach tries to get lightning to shoot out of his hand in the background.

A friend once told me never to trust anyone who insists on being called “Ace”. I’m beginning to feel the same way about “Wildcat”.

As Mildcat plays the, “Don’t you know who I am?” angle, Gil says, “Exit, stage left.”

P2 Talk to the hand, Mildcat. How far will it go to get Gil riled up?

I like that Gil has a Fathead wall graphic of himself on his door! Must have been a limited run because it’s not available on their web site any more.

Yesterday it was the soccer coach and Wildcat trying to prove their hands were bigger than Gil’s head, and now in P2 Gil’s getting in on the action.

P1: It looks like just a trickle of blood running down the left side of The Cat’s face from, I suppose, a wound that Gil inflicted. But in P2 we can see that it is actually very nasty.

Ed’s Diner is where plots are hatched to overthrow the government as well as the Milford Mudlark coaching staff.

Looks like a rerun of the recent school board story, someone is determined to get rid of Gil, but truth and justice prevail in the end.

Our artist sure loves to draw huge hands and often in impossible positions. Hopefully someday he will master this.

When in Milford eat at Ed’s Dinner….

Maybe Gil’s asking Wildcat for a high-five. Or it could be another American Indian “How” panel.

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Ed’s DIner closed by department of health! Don’t eat the cantaloupe!