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Lettering Resources

• If you considering doing computer lettering, you could purchase a font from a place such as:
  • ComiCraft - various comic related fonts for purchase
  • Blambot which includes tons of comic book fonts, many of them free.
  • Comic-cartoon fonts.
  • Witzworx shareware font that Ron Evry created.
  • Hyatt Art Comic Fonts - Designer for Blue Line Pro Comic Book Fonts!
  • Fonts.com - Over 8000 fonts, including several comic book fonts
  Some other general places that you can look for fonts include:
  • FontFace
  • Chankstore freefont archive
  • Fontfreak.com which has thousands of fonts.
  A final place you might want to try is to make a request on a newsgroup such as alt.binary.fonts or comp.fonts.
• For a very good introduction on what is involved with computer lettering, check out ComiCraft's Guide to Comic Book Lettering and Production : Balloon Tales. There is not a better place around for information on Comic book lettering.
• Nate Piekos (professional letterer of Blambot! fame) offers an excellent step by step guide on How Nate Letters a Comic as well as other related articles..
• John McCleod's Tool Talk, which was mentioned above, also has a section on lettering for those interested in lettering by hand.

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