Incompetence in Action

Let's say you drew a comic strip about the never-ending adventures of a high school's sports teams. Don't you think that it would be incumbent upon you to learn how to draw at least two different football uniforms to assist your readers in following your action? Not at Gil Thorp. These two gridiron warriors are on two different teams, although they, embarrassingly, wore the exact same uniform very similar uniforms. You can make out the 'M' -- as in Milford--on the side of Bill Ritter's helmet. And 57 seems to have a couple of extra thin stripes on his helmet. Other than that, they are the same. This is, of course, one of the many reasons why I love Gil Thorp.