Gareth Branwyn is a Writer at Boing Boing and Adafruit. He covers a diverse range of topics including science, arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on animation, digital art, and urban art. Gareth has been featured in Better Humans, UX/UI Designer, Medium, and MAKE Magazine.
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By: Gareth Branwyn
When I first heard about the concept behind the comics adjacent Superfan Podcast, it immediately reminded me of an idea we kicked around at Boing Boing back in our print days.
By: Gareth Branwyn
You can find out more about Morktastic Beasts on its Backerkit page. The funding campaign ends on April 9, 2026.
By: Gareth Branwyn
Dave Baker and Nicole Goux's "Punk'n Heads": a horror-punk band story with mandatory masks and very messy feelings. Out now from Top Shelf.
By: Gareth Branwyn
Mathieu Bablet's Silent Jenny — bees extinct, world on wheels — is getting a US edition. Back it on Kickstarter now.
Screenshot Dave Baker 's Halloween Boy Vol. 1: Last of the Halloween Boys is a super-fun and clever mash-up of old-school pulp adventure
When I was a kid first getting into comics, there was something about Dick Tracy that genuinely made me uneasy.
Used with permission Mike Mignola's wonderfully strange Lands Unknown universe keeps getting stranger.
By: Gareth Branwyn
The Forgotten Divine follows a veteran's shared dream visions that spiral into paranoia and violence. AHOY's first Kickstarter.
Used with permission Tradd Moore is one of those cartoonists whose pages, filled with riotous color and ridiculously-cool eyeball kicks, can genuinely drop your jaw.
Tradd Moore is one of those cartoonists whose pages, filled with riotous color and ridiculously-cool eyeball kicks, can genuinely drop your jaw.
