Someone Made a Krakoan Font From the X-Men Comics. Jonathan Hickman’s House of X and Powers of X have been dominating the comic book discourse in ... it when you’re writing these books.

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Comic Sans makes sense when you're writing a children's puzzle book or making a meme. It's more jarring when it's being used by CERN scientists presenting historic Higgs boson findings.

His Comic Serif is a (PostScript) OpenType font that’s an interesting alternative if you want to stick with the comic book theme. The slab serif letters are drawn monoline, but with a fun, easy ...

Comic Sans is perhaps one of the most divisive fonts around, either hated or ironically adored by the masses. Since its humble beginnings, Comic Sans has evolved from a casual, accessible typeface ...

Former Microsoft typographer Vincent Connare created Comic Sans in 1994. Pulling inspiration from the lettering in comic books like Watchmen, Connare envisioned people using the font for informal ...

Attorney John Dowd, seen in 2011, used the font Comic Sans in a letter to members of a House committee, drawing jokes and criticism. Dowd responded by saying: "I love the font. It is easy on the eye." ...