Geek Culture
Lumberjanes: A Comic To Keep Your Eye On
For my first article on Girls On Games, I have to admit that I’ve spent a considerable amount of time in front of my computer going crazy while thinking about which comic I was going to review because they are so many great ones this year! After several hours of nail biting and hair pulling, I made a choice that is perfect for a website that has the word “girls” in it: Lumberjanes.
Party Chat: What’s Your Dream Console?
Welcome to Party Chat, the question and answer post where the Girls on Games team address the pressing...
We attended the Montreal Independent Games Festival (PHOTOS)
The 2015 edition of the Montreal Independent Games Festival was held yesterday. The venue was Dawson College which...
Montreal Comiccon 2015: Line-up and Press Conference highlights!
This year it’s going to be the biggest Comiccon Montreal has seen yet. The official press conference was held yesterday and highlighted what’s in store for Montreal Comiccon this year from July 3rd to the 5th and Girls on Games has your exclusive look at what’s currently taking place this year at the con!
Review: Looking for Group – Book 1
This week I was given the pleasure of reviewing the first issue in a comic series I've followed for many years now. Written by Ryan Sohmer and illustrated by Lar deSouza, LFG has stood out as a personal favourite of mine with its interesting characters and solid plot.
Party Chat: What’s Your Favorite Special Edition?
This week’s question: What is your favorite special, limited or collector’s edition of a game & why?
Contest! Win Two No.1 Comics Of Looking For Group, Signed By Ryan Sohmer & Fwoosh and Bloosh Stress Balls!
Here’s your chance to get your hands on a special bundle for the web-now-print comic ‘Looking For Group’!...
Contest! Win a double pass to see the OVMF play your favourite TV soundtracks!
March 7th 2015 is your date with TV music at an orchestral scale! Enter below to win a...
The Passing of Leonard Nimoy
Leonard Nimoy was larger than any role he played on red-curtained stage or silver screen. He was greater than the memories we share of him.