Comic Sans is one of the most used and most reviled typefaces of
the digital age. How was it made? How could it spawn a thousand
jokes and yet still be so widely praised by educators? What does
its accidental creator think of its use and misuse? This quirky and
unique book examines how the computer transformed type into
something that anyone could use and have an opinion on; how a
typeface, correctly used, may sell us almost anything; and how new
types with names such as Sunday Flicker, Pinky Stone and Irongate
(to name but three out of the hundreds issued this year) each
attempt to keep the alphabet exciting and new.
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