Georgia, a Microsoft staple, is a rounded and reliable serif choice with horizontal top serifs that are easier to spot on a ...

Comic Sans: It’s the best font in your tool box if you’re committed to sappy, unsophisticated design, and want to prove to the world that your type library hasn’t been updated since 1995.

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.

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 ...

Reviewing the commonly used fonts in the screenshot above, Franklin Gothic Brook's letter O is only very marginally wider than its number 0, and Georgia's number 0 looks like a lower-case letter O.

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." ...

Comic Sans MS leads the charge in that regard, but Segoe UI (Windows' and Microsoft's default font of choice) and Samsung's "Choco Cooky" (a distant cousin of Comic Sans) are also included.