Alia White, Staff Artist

Alia draws the weekly comic here at GiN, and, as to be expected, makes her art a key point of her daily curriculum. With projects ranging from our web comic to commission requests, Alia finds more than enough things to keep herself busy. During her more down moments though, she likes to pick up games she knows can keep her entertained for as long as she needs them too. Games with deep story and puzzle aspects are what she enjoys most, and if asked what her favorite games are she will always answer with The Legend of Zelda, Silent Hill and Eternal Darkness.

Of Nazis and Zombies

July 6, 2014 Nate Wooley, and Alia White

This week the gang discusses exactly what and where it’s OK to kill people. Everyone people? No. Nazis? Sure. Zombies? Oh, yeah.

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Wrong Q’s, Right A’s

June 15, 2014 Nate Wooley, and Alia White

This week, Aster is hosting an E3 Expo panel on women in the games industry. Can this possibly go well? Let’s find out in this week’s cartoon!

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Looking Like A Pro At E3

June 8, 2014 Nate Wooley, and Alia White

Well, it’s E3 Expo time again. And that means all work and no play for game developers. Of course, some may not get the business professional clothing…

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Just to Get on Her Nerves

June 1, 2014 Nate Wooley, and Alia White

It could be…maybe…that sometimes people can take cosplay a little to far. Jordan’s got the too-many-movies bug these days and it’s not good.

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Too Many Choices

May 26, 2014 Nate Wooley, and Alia White

It’s true. For some of us, a certain level of choices leads to paralysis. Isn’t it nice to know that it can happen to some of the GameCo people as well?

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Breaking Things

May 18, 2014 Nate Wooley, and Alia White

Joe really shouldn’t trust those two. After all, last time they made him dress up as…no, I can’t go on. Some things are too private.

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Neck Problems

May 11, 2014 Nate Wooley, and Alia White

Sometimes role playing can be downright dangerous. In this week’s cartoon at least Aster seems to know the risks inherent in the job. No way, not for her.