This is the legendary “Like Comic Sans, Only It Doesn’t Suck” face, and one of the first Comicraft fonts I ever bought. It’s my default font for all presentations.

Comic Sans was inspired by the comic books Connare had lying around in his office. ... the font was bundled with Microsoft 95 a year later and, well, all hell broke loose.

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 ...

So we've launched a Kickstarter to raise the funds to see this massive font to completion, thus enabling other comic-book artists and publishers to use it to letter comics… in Japanese. "Even ...

One of the new fonts added to Instagram's Create Mode for Stories bears an upsetting similarity to Comic Sans — the most hated font in the world. ... Free Comic Book Day takes place on May 3.

Where the “comic book font” came from. This moment demands more than headlines. In a time of noise, confusion, and spin, we’re committed to clarity, truth, and depth — even when it’s hard.

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 ...

What to consider before choosing your book font. Imagine ‘War and Peace’ written in Comic Sans, a travel guidebook ruining the moment with Chiller, or a textbook typeset in 8pt Raleway Thin ...

After you've finished scanning your art, you need to prepare it for the print run. Adam Berenstain continues his step-by-step account of comic book creation.