This is one of their three panels of hilarity, and if you like it I ask you to check out their main site at threepanelsoul.com, the site updates typically on Mondays but it has been known to flit around a bit to Wednesdays. Now for a little information on Three Panel Soul. TPS is written by Matt Boyd and drawn by Ian McConville it started off as a webcomic known as Mac Hall. McConville started Mac Hall back when he was in college on a dare that he couldn't make a Penny Arcade style comic, at least that's what wikipedia says. The original strip was based on college life and gamers living it. The jokes flavored many things ranging from philosophical musings, to topical gaming humor, and even simple things as shirking classes. Mac Hall typically followed story arc style formats, with arcs ranging from just two strips to many with the natural random strip thrown in the mix. Boyd and McConville finished the strip on the grounds that making it was no longer fun. They however picked up the strip with TPS, which needless to say is still updating. Their new strip is much different from Mac Hall, the jokes are more mature and sometimes hard to follow if you don't watch the news or at least step outside of your house a little. As the title suggests every strip is three panels a formula they haven't deviated from yet, and almost every strip is in black and white with a few exceptions. There's still a lot of topical gaming humor and a lot of humor just based on life's odd moments. If you like this article or hell if you just want to laugh check out Three Panel Soul.
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What webcomics do you like? Which ones should I check out? Pitch them to me and I may put them on here.
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-Julian
