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.

Wide Angle Comic Sans Never Meant to Break Your Heart A new book about the reviled typeface reveals how it became the planet’s most hated font.

Comic Sans arrived at precisely the moment when computers became tools for personal expression rather than just dull workhorses, and users wanted fonts to match.

But before you go complaining to Instagram about its typography choices, there’s likely a good reason the company decided to add a Comic Sans-like font. As Mashable points outs, Comic Sans is ...

Vincent Connare, the creator of Comic Sans, has something to say about his Frankenstein-like font: “If you love Comic Sans you don’t know much about typography. And if you hate Comic Sans you ...

In the font industry, it's basically a dirty word. But in a dispute with Woburn typeface company Monotype Imaging Holdings, an investor invoked Comic Sans.

A new short from CNN-backed video network Great Big Story tells the tale of how Comic Sans came to be, with inputs from its designer Vincent Connare.

When Vincent Connare designed Comic Sans for Microsoft, he couldn’t have known how controversial his font would become.

Craig Rozynski says his redesign of the popular (and polarizing) font will win over even its most vocal haters.

Comic Sans grabbed the collective imagination of millions of Windows users, and it's maintained that stranglehold for nearly a decade. It's time to help this chirpy standby go the way of the Macarena.

Availability Based on the OpenType cross-platform format, Comic Sans Pro is available as individual fonts or as a complete four-font family pack. Each font contains more than 1,000 characters.