Font Bros is proud to announce the release of two amazing new display fonts by the talented Mark Simonson; Kinescope and Snicker. Both fonts were inspired by hand-lettered titles in the old Fleischer Brothers animated Superman cartoons from the 1940s.
Kinescope uses advanced OpenType magic to choose the most pleasing character shapes as you type and features extended language support. Advanced OpenType support is not required by Snicker, but it has some tricks up its sleeve, including case-sensitive punctuation, automatic fractions, and extended language support.
To find out more, you can download out the Kinescope and Snicker PDF User Guides directly from our site! Check ’em out at:
See the new Kinescope font at: https://creativepro.com/cprose/5-2kinescope/
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See the new Snicker font at: https://creativepro.com/cprose/5-2snicker/
Also, be sure to check out our Free Fonts section and grab two great new fonts, The King and Queen by Fractal Eye and Disko by Blue Vinyl.
See you there! https://www.fontbros.com
This article was last modified on January 10, 2022
This article was first published on May 2, 2007
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