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If you have any issues paying for commercial use of any font on the site, or wish to have more options in payment, just drop me an email at jaynz@pixelsagas.com. Within a day or so,… Payment Options
If you have any issues paying for commercial use of any font on the site, or wish to have more options in payment, just drop me an email at jaynz@pixelsagas.com. Within a day or so,… Payment Options
Neale Davidson, the maker of this site, the fonts, and all of the artwork herein has passed away. After a lot of soul searching and a little bit of legal advice, I have decided to keep… Important news
Fontana is based on the Pocket Books titling for their Star Trek novels through the 1970s and most of the 1980s. Includes accent characters, extended punctuation, and Euro. Includes bold and italic versions. “Fontana” is… Fontana Updated
Zebulon is a science-fiction themed face based on the title logo of TSR’s classic Star Frontiers game series. Includes full alphabet, extended characters, Euro. Includes condensed, bold, italic, bold-italic, hollow versions. Version 1.20 – 27… Zebulon Font Updated
Insipired by the Dark Heresy sub-titles from Fantasy Flight Games, Inquisitor is a tall, thin typeface with a basic gothic look and feel. Includes full alphabet and numerics, extended punctuation, and euro. Available in regular, bold,… Inquisitor
Volkoff is a stylized military-stencil typeface given upper-caps and a minor ‘Soviet-Era’ Russian flare with some glyphs (such as the backwards ‘R’.) Includes full alphanumerics, extended punctuation, Euro. Includes regular and italic weights. Version 1.10… Volkoff Updated
Comic Book is one of my first ‘scan and build’ fonts but I unfortunately don’t remember which comic book page I used to start work on it. It is designed to resemble the lettering of a… Comic Book Font Updated
Named after the “last good year” of the classic pulp period, Thirty-Seven is a strong, bold art-deco font with a thick vertical stroke and thinner secondary strokes. Capital letters have a minor decorative ‘cut’ in the bold… Thirty-Seven