Today, Comic Sans is the Crocs of fonts. First we hated it, then we loved to hate it, now we kinda, maybe love it because we’re experiencing it through a different lens.

After 30 years of trouble, perhaps Comic Sans can be just another font in the drop-down menu. This article has been adapted from Simon Garfield’s new book, Comic Sans: The Biography of a Typeface.

Specifically, I thought about one baffling aspect of his business that has cropped up repeatedly in the many articles written about him: Comic Sans. The famously contentious typeface, I keep reading, ...

Created in 1994 by Microsoft in-house designer Vincent Connare, Comic Sans was made as a typographic voice for the dog featured in the Microsoft Bob interface. Feeling that Times New Roman didn't ...

Microsoft 365 subscribers have access to more fonts in Microsoft PowerPoint than those who don't. However, this article applies to anyone using all levels and versions of the program.

"In 2010, I was tasked with adding extra glyphs to the font, showing off new features in Microsoft Office 2010. That involved adding small caps, old style figures, dingbats, and more.