Forget the “no bad typeface” rule, Comic Sans offends your very being. The infuriatingly omnipresent font is used by everyone, from your grade school teacher, to your grandmother, and every time you see it, you die a little on the inside.
But do you really loath the world’s least-endorsed typeface? Or does seeing Vincent Connare’s magnus opus everywhere from gravestones to financial reports, give you a secret thrill?
Which of these pairs most offends your aesthetic senses, and is it Comic Sans?
Which sports branding uses Comic Sans?
Nike
or Nike
Which movie poster uses Comic Sans?
Jaws
or Jaws
Which Oscar winner uses Comic Sans?
Moonlight
or Moonlight
Which Obama uses Comic Sans?
Obama
or Obama
Which police warning uses Comic Sans?
Police Line
or Police Line
Which subway sign uses Comic Sans?
Downtown & Brooklyn
or Downtown & Brooklyn
Which magazine cover uses Comic Sans?
Vogue
or Vogue
Which iPhone microsite uses Comic Sans?
iPhone 7
or iPhone 7
Which error message uses Comic Sans?
Critical Error
or Critical Error
Which album cover uses Comic Sans?
The Velvet Underground & Nico
or The Velvet Underground & Nico
Spotted a hidden gem in there? Alongside Comic Sans, the typefaces used were (in order): Comic Relief, Jollygood Sans, Architect’s Daughter, Comic Neue, Komica Text, Cartoonist Hand, Jollygood Sans (again), Suplexmentary Comic, Comic Neue Bold, Comic Relief (again).
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