As you may have noticed, Guerrilla Geek has been idle for most of 2012. Life happened to us and we couldn’t keep up with the punishing schedule we’d set for ourselves, so we folded. However, the time has come (the walrus said) to speak of many things, and we’re launching Guerrilla Geek 2.0. The most obvious change you will see is the format. Gone is the magazine-style that once you knew; we’re now presenting ourselves as a collection of geek-related blogs run by the various authors themselves. In the “Our Blogs” section in the right-hand sidebar, you can see the…
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Since a large portion of our staff is American, we are going to be taking a few days off for Thanksgiving. We hope that all our readers have a happy holiday season and will join us back here on Monday the 28th when posting will resume as normal. Till then, please enjoy this picture of a Turkey. XOXO, Carl Watkins Managing Editor

Guerrilla Geek is searching for regular contributors for our collective! Do you enjoy examining the differences between the Star Wars trilogy and the abominations that came later? Does your idea of an awesome Wednesday involve a visit to your local comic book shop? Do you enjoy discovering new music or films that are off the beaten track? Are you at peace when holding a Nintendo controller? If any of these describe you, we’re interested in hearing from you. Guerrilla Geek covers all areas of media across the indie and geek subcultures, from the latest album release to that webcomic you…
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We at Guerrilla Geek, Geek Girls Network and Nerds in Babeland love comic books! Unfortunately, while comic-book movie adaptations are making millions at the box office, how many movie goers actually read the comics? Our collective websites want to do as much as we can to bring new readers into the comics universe. Starting today, January 17th, we will be holding an ongoing contest to inspire new readers. We are asking you to purchase a comic that you haven’t read before (or show proof that you have legally attained a digital copy of a #1 issue). Every week, one randomly…
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Since the beginning of artistic endeavors, there have been critics. When the first caveman scrawled the glory of his hunt on a cave wall, surely there was another caveman present to say “Why Grog use so much brown?” Without a doubt, Grog proceeded to mercilessly club the piss out of his critic and steal his wife from him. Luckily for us here at Guerrilla Geek, critic clubbing is more or less a thing of the past. Every week we offer up our opinions of comics, games, movies and more. Some of it is awful, but some of it is good…
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