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The new font this week is "Planet Joust." Planet Joust is a retro sci-fi font modeeled after the 1982 arcade game Space Duel. Bold, thick and rounded, Planet Joust takes to back to the future of the 80's! The font family has a wide ranging 30 different variations for diferent slants, widths and effects, and each version comes with an extended Latin character set. Most letters have an alternate form between the upper and lower cases. Both TTF and OTF formats are included.

Today's new font is "Valiant Times LC" (LC meaing "lower case). A derivative of my all-caps Valiant Times font, Valiant Times LC includes a true lower case letterset. This means there are no alternate upper case letter options, but overall the font is much more flexible and can be used by folks who want text that includes both upper and lower cases - albeit very bold text! The font family includes a total of 27 variations for different effects and looks. Both TTF and OTF formats are included.

And my next update to the spacing issues in a number of my fonts is Version 1.2 of "Speedwagon." Speedwagon Version 1.2 tightens the word spacing, which was way too wide before. Version 1.2 also adds 3 new variations to the font family, bringing the total number of versions to 19. Both TTF and OTF are included in the ZIP file.

The new font this week is "Super Brigade." Super Brigade is a new italicized sci-fi font that's bold, sleek and powerful. There are also "straight" versions of the font, and all in total there are 16 different versions in the font family. Each version comes with an extended Latin character set that includes accents and the Euro. The upper case letters are larger to give an approximation of capital letters. Both TTF and OTF formats are included in the ZIP file.

This week's new font is "Gold Ingots." Tall letters and a semi-serif, stylized design make this headings/titles display font very clean and very easy to read even at smaller point sizes, and can be used for any number of genres. It's also a great choice for lettering in portrait oriented projects. The family includes 31 different variations to fit your needs and each version has an extended Latin character set (including accents and the Euro). Both TTF and OTF formats are included.

Introducing "Mission: Danger." Right out of the spy thriller genre, Mission: Danger is a sci-fi action font that's also very retro, and instantly evokes the likes of James Bond, Napolean Solo and the Impossible Mission Force! Sleek with a lot of cutouts, Mission: Danger looks best, to me, italicized. The font family includes a total of 24 variations for different slants and effects and each version has an extended Latin character set. Both TTF and OTF formats are included.

Also, in my constant battle to get the spacing in a lot of the fonts updated (usually to tighten the spacing), here's Version 3.3 of "Strikelord." Yes, Version 3.3. So I obviously have had headaches trying to get this ultra sci-fi font to look the way I want it to. Version 3.3 improves both the character and word spacing, and also adds a few new versions for a total family of 25 variations (each with an extended Latin character set). Both TTF and OTF are included in the ZIP file.

The new font this week is "Gamer Spot." Gamer Spot is a fat and thick sci-fi font with futuristic character designs and a heavy build. Somewhat octagonal in design, Gamer Spot's characters have a slightly rounded block look and feel that is also extremly bold. The font family includes a total of 18 variations for different effects and each version has an extended Latin character set (including accents and the Euro). Both TTF and OTF formats are included in the ZIP file.

We also have an updated font for release, Version 1.3 of "OmegaForce." Another one of my personal favorites, OmegaForce is a sci-fi font with a retro look that takes you all the way back to the '80's! But it also looks like the future still to come. Version 1.3 improves the character and word spacing, and also adds a few new versions for a total family of 24 variations (each with an extended Latin character set). Both TTF and OTF are included in the ZIP file.

The new font today is "Phantom Storm." Phantom Storm is a tall, all-caps display font great for any action or adventure related projects, including comic books and superheroes. The font is very versatile, especially for use in portrait oriented projects. While very legible, a number of characters have just a bit of flair to increase it's aesthetic. Several letters have alternate forms and the family includes 24 variations for different looks (each with an extended Latin character set).

Also being released is Version 3.2 of "Sea-Dog." First released in 2001, the sci-font Sea-Dog has been updated numerous times. Version 3.2 improves the word and letter spacing, overhauls the kerning from top to bottom and adds additional versions (for a grand total of 34 versions in the family). Also, for folks who may not like the heavily styleized "D" characters, there is now a much more traditional "D" you can access with the underline character (the "_" character).

This week's new font is "4ce" and yes, it's pronounced as "force." 4ce is an ultra bold future font, and I mean ultra bold. With tight letter spacing and and a uniform design, 4ce hits like a force to be reckoned with! Many of the letters have alternate forms for you pick from. The family includes 25 variations for different slant, width and effect options and each version has an extended Latin character set (including accents and the Euro). Both TTF and OTF formats are included.

Today is also the unvailing of Version 1.1 of "Eagle Strike", always one of my personal favorites. Eagle Strike is a sci-fi font with hard lines and hard angles. This is Version 1.1 instead of 2.0 because it is not a full recreation of the font. However, Version 1.1 greatly improves the character spacing, completely overhauls the kerning and even adds a few new version. There's now a grand total of 29 versions in the font family and both TTF and OTF are included.

First the new font. Introducing "Unbound Gamer." Unbound Gamer is a retro font with soft, rounded edges and lines. It's techno in a nostalgic way and the upper case letters are much more futuristic and funky than the lower case ones. The family includes 26 different versions for various weight, slant, width and effect options - I personally like the bold versions! Each version has an extended Latin character set and both TTF and OTF formats are included in the ZIP file.

The updated font is Version 2.0 of "Subadai Baan." This cool font with the odd name is a true upper and lower case font with a sleek, ultra-modern design. Version 2.0 modfies a number of the characters to look better, improves spacing and adds kerning. Designed as an italicized font, Subadai Baan also has straight versions and the family comes with a total of 24 different variations - that's 10 more than before! Each has a complete Latin character set. TTF and OTF formats are included.

The new font for this week is "Yielding Timber." Yielding Timber is a modern techno font with an all lowercase letter design, which for some reason gives it a softer, more ergodynamic feel. The upper "lowercase" letters are solid while many of the lower "lowercase" letters have a semi-stencil cut-away line. The family includes 20 different versions for various slant, width and effect options. Each version has a complete Latin character set and both TTF and OTF formats are included.

This week's new font is "Metal Sentinel." Reminiscent of the logo styles of 80's toy lines such as the Transformers, G.I. Joe and the Micronauts, Metal Sentinel is a bold action themed sans-serif font that's great for titles, headlines and other display purposes that need impact. The font family includes 18 different versions for various looks and effect and each version has a complete Latin character set (including accents and the Euro). Both TTF and OTF formats are included.

Today's new font is "Vanguardian." Vanguardian is a sci-fi font with a semi-stencil design where the upper case has more of an upper-case design and the lower case has more of a lower-case design. While I like the italicized versions better, there are a total of 28 different staright and italic variations for various looks and effects. Each version has a complete Latin character set with accents and the Euor, and all of the letters have alternate forms between the upper and lower cases.

The new font for this week is "Gran Torino." Inspired by the Ford GT supercar, Gran Torino is a duo-line, sans-serif font for various display and title purposes. Gran Torino may have been inspired by cars but is great for any number project genres. The font family includes 21 different versions for various slant, width and effect options. Each version has a complete Latin character set and many of the letters have alternate forms between the upper and lower cases.

Just in time for the NFC Divisional title match this coming Sunday, my newest dingbat font is "Fly Eagles Fly." Fly Eagles Fly has tons of Philadelphia Eagles logos, wordmarks, slogans, mascots and other related dings and images. Why the Eagles and not the San Francisco 49'ers? Simple, I'm a Philadelphia native who bleeds green and silver! Use of a character map program, such as Windows' Character Map, will be very helpful in exploring and using this font. Go Eagles!

January 18, 2023.

Today's new font release is "Indian Steeds." Indian Steeds is an old west themed font modelled after the lettering used by the Indianapolis Colts NFL football team. With thick, compact serifs, Indian Steeds is a slicker looking old west font than many others. The font family includes 23 variations for different slants, styles and effects and each version comes with a full Latin character (including accents and the Euro). Both OTF and TTF formats are included.

The first new font of 2023 is "Cobalt Corsair." Cobalt Corsair is a slick new techno/sci-fi font that looks best italicized. It has something of a lower-case design though with an alternate form for each letter between the cases, many letters also have an available upper-case design. The font family includes a total of 23 variations for different looks and effects, each with a full Latin character set (including accents and the Euro). Both OTF and TTF formats are included.

The new font for this week is "Thunder Nova." Thunder Nova is a tall, all-caps san-serif font that's perfect for legible headlines and titles for all kinds of genres including modern, sci-fi, super-hero and action themed projects. The family includes a vast array of different slants, weights, widths and effects with 33 versions in total. Each version has a complete Latin character set and a number of the letters have alternate forms between the upper and lower cases.

This week's new font release is "Year One." Year One is a straight-forward, no-nonsense sci-fi font. With its simplistic design and thinner lines, Year One is a futuristic font that is very legible at smaller point sizes. The family includes 17 variations for different styles and effects (with each version including a full Latin character). In addition, most of the characters have alternate letter forms between the cases. Both OTF and TTF formats are included.

The new font release this week is "Turb0lence." Turb0lence is a fan-font inspired by Marvel's ultimate non-hero team the Thunderbolts. An extremly tall and narrow comic book title font, the font is perfect for tight spaces and portrait oriented projects. The family includes an total of 28 variations for all kinds of looks and effects, each with a full Latin character set. Many of the letters have alternate forms between the upper and lower cases and both OTF and TTF formats are included.

Today's new font release is "Sacred Czars." Sacred Czars is a display font styled after an older logo for the Sacramento Kings basketball team. With heavy vertical strokes, lighter horizontal strokes and alternating rounded and squared corners, Sacred Czars is a sleek font that also has some heft to it. The family includes 18 variations, each with a full Latin character set. Many of the letters have alternate forms, with the lower case letters having rounded right-side vertical strokes.

This week's new font release is "Justice Fighters." Justice Fighters is a super-hero comic book font with a tall and narrow design. With sharp angles and a number of vertical strokes ending in a sharpened point, Justice Fighters is super sleek and looks best when slanted, either to the right or the left! The family includes 20 variations for different slants, widths and effects. Each comes with a full Latin character set and several letters have alternate forms between the cases.

The first new font of November is "World of Sci-Fi." World of Sci-Fi is a dingbats font with over 80 science fiction related silhouettes and images. Spanning the decades of sci-fi in pop-culture, this dingbats font include glyphs from Star Wars, Star Trek, Battlestar Galactice, Alien, Predator, Dr. Who, Tron, Space: 1999, Independance Day and many more. Use of a character map program, such as Windows' Character Map, will be very helpful in exploring and using this font.

The first font for this year's Fontfest is "Slasher Film." Styled to look like the typography for credits used on film posters, Slasher Film at smaller point sizes looks pretty clean. But the larger the type the more you start to see something's not quite right with this title font. It's skewed a bit, uneven and unsettling. Meant to be both legible and uneven, the font family comes with 28 different variations. For an even more skewed look, try out the "Rough" versions of the font.

The second font this year is "Dorian Gore." Fairly narrow in design, Dorian Gore is a throwback to the lettering style of old horror posters and book covers. Great for projects with a horizontal landscape, Dorian Gore is classic design of "scary" from years gone by with a nice pulp fiction look and feel. The font family comes with a total of 24 different variations, each with an extended Latin character set. And yes, it is named after the fictional Dorian Gray character.

The third font in the Fontfest is "Creepy Crawlies." Creepy Crawlies is a dingbats font with over 60 silhouettes of bugs, flying insects, snakes and all kinds of little creatures that make your skin crawl. You name the creeper, it's in here - scorpions, slugs and spiders, oh my! Each image has a mirrored counterpart between the upper and lower cases. There are dings in the extended character set as well, so a character map program can be helpful in using this font.

The fourth font this year is "Movie Monster." Movie Monster is another retro horror font in a style common back in the 50's and 60's. Uneven, disheveled and creepy, Movie Monster brings back the days of seeing B-rated monster movies at the local theater on a Friday night. The font family comes with a whopping 29 different variations for all kinds of widths, slants and effects. Be sure to take a look at the groovy "Wavy" versions for a psychadelic look!

The fifth font is "Disturbia." Disturbia is just psychotic. I mean the letters all over the place, choppy and varying in size from one letter to the next. It's style and design invokes the terror tales of Alfred Hitchcok like Vertigo and The Birds. Each letter has an alternate letterform between the upper and lower cases to further enhance the randomness of the font. The font family comes with 22 different variations, including "Wavy" versions for a psychadelic psychotic look.

And the sixth and final font for this years Fontfest is another dingbat font, "Scary Movie Gallery." Similar to my popular "Movie Gallery" dignbats font, Scary Movie Gallery is just that - over 70 logos of older and more modern horror classics. Psycho, The Shining, Stranger Things, The Thing, Blair Witch Project, The Walking Dead - they're all in here with so many more. Use of a character map program will be helpful in exploring and using this font

The new font release this week is "SurfQuest." SurfQuest is a tall, action-oriented title font that looks like it just rode a wave in from the '80's. Great for sci-fi, techno, comic book, and even more generic projects, SurfQuest comes with a wide-ranging set of 34 different variations, including lots of different slants and widths. Each version comes with a full Latin character set and the upper case letters are larger to give an approximation of capital letters.

This week's new font release is "Laptop." Laptop is a cool dingfont where each character is framed within the screen of a computer laptop. The upper case letters have the screen "turned off" while the screen is "turned on" in the lower case letters. The family has a total of 12 different variations for different effects - be sure to check out the 3D and ergodynamic versions! Use a character map to explore some of the other special characters in the font.

Iconian Font's new font release is "Force Runner." Force Runner is a heavy bold font that lands like an immovable object that projects strength and power. Great as a title font for any number of genres, Force Runner literally has weight. The font family includes a total of 23 variations, each with a full Latin character set. The upper case letters are larger to give an approximation of capital letters. Both TTF and OTF formats are included in the ZIP file.

Today's new font release is "Free Shipping." Free Shipping is Iconian Fonts' newest stenci font. A straightforward, no-frills stencil design allows this font to be used for any number of themese and genres. The family includes a total of 18 different variations, each with a full Latin character set that includes accents and the Euro. In addition, several of the letters have alternate letter forms between the upper and lower cases. Both TTF and OTF formats are included.

The new font release this week is "Zodiac Key." Zodiac Key is a very wide sci-fi font, though there are condensed and extra-condensed versions included. Rounded and ergodynamic, Zodiac Key is great for futuristic titles and displays. The family includes a total of 23 different variations, and each version comes with a full Latin character set that includes accents and the Euro. In addition, many of the letters have alternate letter forms between the upper and lower cases.

"Escape Velocity" is Iconian Fonts' latest sci-fi font that looks best italicized. The font is semi-stencil in design and instantly invokes futuristic appeal. Perfect for any space or techno oriented projects, Escape Velocity comes with 23 different variations in the family (each with a full Latin character set that includes accents and the Euro). Also, a number of the letters have alternate forms between the upper and lower cases. Both OTF and TTF formats are included.

"Orion Prime" is today's new font release. Orion Prime is a narrow, bold sci-fi title font, perfect for use in portrait oriented projects. The character set features sharp and lengthened angles, along with letters that are more blocky in design, for a striking look and feel. Several of the letters have alternate forms between the upper and lower cases. The family has a total of 28 different variations, each with a full Latin character set. Both OTF and TTF formats are included.

Today's new release is "Upper Punch." Upper Punch is a display and title font that sports a true upper and lower case character set. With stylized upper case letters and a nice, rounded feel, Upper Cut is suitable for projects that cover any number of modern genres and themes. The font family has a total of 21 different variations, each with a full Latin character set that includes accents and the Euro. In addition, both OTF and TTF formats are included.