A Defense of Comic Sans by Vsauce

E.D.W. Lynch
February 11, 2013

Video blogger Michael Stevens (Vsauce) makes an intriguing defense of Comic Sans, the infamously childish typeface that is reviled by professional designers and adored by amateurs. Along the way he provides some fascinating typographic trivia.

E.D.W. Lynch

Writer and humor generalist on the Internet and on Facebook.

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