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Brian HagertyArticle about conventions of comic-book speech.
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Luis GilArtículo sobre gramática y tipografía en los comics, muy interesante
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Phil Burrell"
Comic book lettering has some grammatical and aesthetic traditions that are unique. What follows is a list that every letterer eventually commits to his/her own mental reference file. The majority of these points are established tradition, sprinkled with modern trends and a bit of my own opinion having lettered professionally for a few years now. The majority of these ideas have been established by Marvel and DC, but opinions vary from editor to editor, even within the same company. I'm often asked to bend or break these rules based on what "feels" best, or more likely, the space constraints within a panel." -
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Doug BlandyComic Book Fonts and Custom Design by Blambot.com
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Craig GassenWhat is the grammar of comics? This article gives you a good foundation for intelligent comic-book word balloon usage. Plus it is a great site to buy lots of amazing fonts designed by industry professionals. Some are even free.
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F HComic book lettering has some grammatical and aesthetic traditions that are quite unique. What follows is a list that every letterer eventually commits to his/her own mental reference file. The majority of these points are established tradition, sprinkled
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An explanation of various basic writing conventions in US-style comics.
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Spencer Cross"Comic book lettering has some grammatical and aesthetic traditions that are quite unique. What follows is a list that every letterer eventually commits to his/her own mental reference file."
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zen dapalmaThe definite SPEECH BUBBLE quide
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chellery stickAn "I" with the crossbars on top and bottom is virtually only used for the personal pronoun, "I." The only other allowable use of the "crossbar I" is in abbreviations. Any other instance of the letter should just be the vertical stroke version. Although I
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Peter HanleyComic book lettering has some grammatical and aesthetic traditions that are quite unique. What follows is a list that every letterer eventually commits to his/her own mental reference file. The majority of these points are established tradition, sprinkled
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Marshall SmithDescribes lettering conventions for comics.
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Kay CunninghamArticle on the grammar of comic books: "Comic book lettering has some grammatical and aesthetic traditions that are quite unique. What follows is a list that every letterer eventually commits to his/her own mental reference file. The majority of these poi
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Zohar Manor-AbelBlambot's Nate Piekos has written a fascinating and informative article on the typographic conventions in comic-book lettering. Lots of interesting quirks in the form that I hadn't picked up on ('An "I" with the crossbars on top and bottom is virtually only used for the personal pronoun, "I." The only other allowable use of the "crossbar I" is in abbreviations. Any other instance of the letter should just be the vertical stroke version.').
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D. CooteyA veritable style guide for comics lettering
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