Gil Thorp by Henry Barajas and Rachel Merrill for March 26, 2012

… a penis?

A Spit Ball

A C-sexion scar? (see what I did there) or is she talking about Marty Moon’s illegitimate love child. hey seem to have stepped up the sport-specific artwork for the baseball.Wap backwads is Paw, but Mom upside down is Wow.

Why the reluctance to tell Mimi about the kid? This isn’t 1963. No one’s jaw is going to drop when they learn a high school student had a baby. Whether that’s a good thing would be better discussed elsewhere, but they give the impression Darby won’t be allowed to play if Mimi learns she’s a mother.

Do these kids know that as a coach Mimi can look at there school records? And Im sure the reason why she is at the Alternative School is in them……DUH.

Being a teen mom doesn’t have the same stigma it once did. Maybe she was raped, or maybe she’s a lesbian. Never had that story plot before.

Watched the 1960’s “Batman” series this weekend. I’m all for more WAP!, KAPOW!, BANG!, etc.. Looks like another week minus the baseball team.

The Batman movie is exceptional, particularly Lee Meriweather as Catwoman.

Julie Newmar was my favorite.What’s worse – a Ransom storyline with some promise that goes nowhere or this lame plot with no promise? Just kidding – I love it.

“Sinker, Rise, Curve.” Sounds like the short course given to new dancers at the gentlemen’s club.

Why doesn’t Mimi go ask Darby about her pitching?

When they tell Mimi about the Jaxson, do you think Mimi will say something about how she used to have children?

I’m sorry, are we meant to believe that in a small town like Milford, a pregnant 15/16 year old goes unnoticed? Wouldn’t she have been a Milford High student when she GOT PG?

And why does she go to the ‘alternative’ school? She was pregnant, not a felon.

@ solarrhino – comment of the year

I sort of agree with the past couple of comments. I wonder if Amanda and Darby have heard the stories about the Thorp kids and that is why they are recluctant to talk about Darby’s son. Not sure if Darby is worried that she will be kicked off the team, or if her son will end up in a third world sweat shop with the Thorp kids…

“Love child! Always second-best! Love child! Different from the rest!”

In softball it is called a "drop ball’ not a “sinker:”

An eclipse of the sun occurs in panel three. What is going on? This story just got better.

This story line may actually lead us to filling gone of the biggest plot holes in the whole comic. At some point, Mimi and Gil are going to have a conversation about the team mother. That conversation is going to have to lead to them talking about their own kids(or lack thereof).

“Wow Mimi, could imagine having a child at 17? I’m glad we decided to focus on coaching and not have any kids.” or “Hey Gil, it must be tough for her to balance everything as a teen mom, that makes me thankful we were able to plan our family and wait until we were older to have kids. Speaking of our kids, have you seen them lately?”

@bearwku — Did they use the Bat shark repellant?

Maybe Thor P needs a handy utility belt

That Victor Bruno, what an actor.

@bearwku: haven’t seen one of those episodes for years. If it ever comes out on DVD, I’ll have to grab it.I wonder if they carry it at Milford Ink?