Gil Thorp by Henry Barajas and Rod Whigham for December 10, 2013

The school song of St. Fabian’s is “Turn Me Loose.”

Wendy and Wynn Wiley? Wow.

Wynn Wiley works the weights with warts, Wendy WIley watusi’s while we wonder where went wordless warrior who wooed women with witty wideout.

For extra credit, use “Wendy”, “will”, and “willing” in a sentence.

What’s Mr. Living Large, Bro’s excuse for being in the gym on a Saturday night?

St. Fabians – their teams play in the same conference as St. Bobby Vee, St. Tommy Sands, St. Bobby Rydell, St. Annette Funicello, St. Frankie Avalon, St. Connie Francis and St. Dick Clark.

While I always try to support whats left of independent book sellers, there is a trove of Gil Thorp books to be had on Amazon which would be great holiday reading.L. Bunkin

What would my original signed Jack Berrill strip go for these days?

St Fabians looks like a 1940’s roadhouse.

Where were Wynn and his weightlifting wide body friend during football season? More double lettered names to reference like Doyle Dane and Jimmy Jarbo.

@kdizzle:Wonderful wordsmithing was widely well-received.

…nice work so far today, posters, for the most part (if you know what I mean!!)

Luhm, get over to St. Fab’s and work on that weight room floor, chop chop!

Not another “Staroids” story coming on.

Wynn is using a weight machine. No spotters needed.

Making fun of the customers isn’t good for business. But as Bitsy says, he doesn’t need to be there.

“Weckon” that “wascally” Wendy and Wylie talk like Elmer Fudd?

Or without “forward”.

Oh no! Not a search for the magical Road Runner?

Uhh CheezWhiz, HE’S ON THE BENCH. Probably a universal weight machine cica 1975. The machine has multiple stations for bench, military curls, lats, incline and dips. I recall my high school having one.