i like 1-2 the most

1

2 easy to ready bold too so it doesn't feel smushed

I prefer # 6

2 or 6

2!

1

3 :)

2

2

1

2. It seems more vibrant.

I like 6

Four or Five to me :3

I like 1, 4, or 6. :D

I vote 1

I'd say 5, 6 second choice

3...
hate the comic book style all caps of 2, I get this 40s style male narrator voice booming in my head; doesn't match the dialogue imo
4 and up are a little too knobby/distracting looking.

While I would greatly prefer it in small caps, I ''ll say 6.

Number 1 suits my fancy.

2

#3

I vote #4

2 please if you don't mind

3.

My vote goes for 6 :3c

2

2

1 or 2.

2

2, because there is no way someone will ever question what word is written.

#2 - thick lines, easy to read, bold looks nice and distinctive

#1 if you want the standard toony font that is clear and legible.
#4 if you are looking for something unique yet very legible. :3


#2 looks a bit too bulky and hard to read quickly, and the rest make the letters appear to be too close and mushed together, and I squint to try to read it.
I'm used to reading outlines of words as a habit due to lack of eyeglasses when I was younger, so when words are not spaced apart and/or are very bulky it makes it difficult to read quickly. Just my own opinion of course :D

I'll go with 2

I like #2, but I'm not sure if anyone has brought up that size and weight can also depend on the panel it's going in. For example, #2 would seem "Loud" or exuberant, while #6 could be used in a quieter voice. (As if the speaker is in the background)

#3 is from the same font family. And lower-case letters are often used to imply whispering or "under the breath" noises.

If that's the case, I choose #2 but if you use #3 for said "under the breath" speech bubbles. I won't complain. :3

#3 is easy to read, and seems to imply normal talking.

Partial to #2, myself.

Definitely not the bottom pair. I'd say #2.

#3 not a fan of all caps.

2

Number 1

Liking number2

Stand alone, it's 2, but I'd need to see it in context to be sure.

I like #2

Also, the lying liar of lyington is awesome.

6, I think.

I don't like #6, it seems distracting. The others are all good, 1&2 seem more like standard all-caps comic font, but I think it'd be neat to see something that uses an all-case font, like 3,4,5.

2 is a bit too wide at this size, whereas 1 is more comfortable to read. Not sure if it'd be different at a different display size.

So uhh... *squint* I'd say 1 or 4, depending on whether you want all caps or mixed case.

6 is my pick.

I pick 2

2

5

I'm torn between No.3 and No.4 for a mixed case font. I'm totally down for No.1 for an all-caps font.

I'm a fan of the mixed case fonts but I'm also curious as to the style and tone of the project itself. I've found that tends to help choices like this out a bit more. It's not always the best choice for some situations.

3

I think 3 personally. All caps fonts can sometimes give the impression the characters are all shouting.

4

number 3. it's smaller than 2 but more legible than 6

3 has a certain charisma to it.

1.

number 3

4

I like 4 the best

2

1

1

3 look good.

I vote for 1.

2 is a little harsh on my eyes, as the ratio of black and white is about the same.

Number 4 would be my favorite. (And I seem to be in distinct minority, there...)

Big fan of 4.

1 and 4 have best legibility.

I have a slight preference for all caps in comics lettering, but lower case does take up less space ;D

I like 1, but 3 and 4 look more comicish.

I prefer #1

3, clarity

4, please.

There is hardly any difference e_e

2

4

4

2 is very comic-y and just pleasant to read!

3

i chose number 1 !

1 if all-caps, 4 if not.

1.

6

Numbah 2

I vote for 4.

3-4, they're a bit easier to read in smaller format, without looking like ALL CAPS ALL THE TIME.

3

Hmmm, 4. I'm going with 4.

Number 4 strikes a nice balance of curve and readability.

4

#6 – allcaps is not nearly as readable or nice to look at all the time imo

2

5

#4 looks good but if my eyes aren't mistaken those are all 'free' fonts, which often have a clause still attached that allows the creator to charge a license fee if whatever you use it for becomes succesful enough, financially.

With that in mind, give http://www.myscriptfont.com/ a try :3 I use it to make all the fonts I use now, so I know I can never be caught short should I ever get popular enough (hey I can dream).

Nope. They're all purchased fonts with all-rights inclusive licenses. I did extensive research on that. :3

Fair enough then! MSF is still fun for making your own custom ones too. <3

2!

3

2.

5
(although the kerning after the apostrophe is irritatingly bad)

I think that's because it was set to "Metrics" instead of "Optical." But yeah, I see it.

really well made fonts should look better (or as good) using Metrics compared to Optical.
but then, hand-tweaking kerning pairs is the mind-numbingly boring part of font-creation (most people skip it).

I'm split between 3 and 4.