Thanks in advance.
-Brian

Yes, you are right. Tiff refers to the TypoWiki entry, and I think the remark was directed to Patricia.
Nah I was just posting that for anyone who comes along later. I should’ve said, “Even with freeware be sure to ’Read the EULA’ because you will be surprised how many foundries offering freeware/shareware fonts actually have restrictions applied to them.” Blambot for instance.
Quote: “This font is freeware for independent comic book creation and
non-profit use ONLY. ( This excludes use by “mainstream” publishers,
(Marvel, DC, Dark Horse, Oni, Image, SLG, Top Cow, Crossgen and their
subsidiaries) without a license fee. Use by a “mainstream” publisher
(or it’s employee), and use for commercial non-comic book production
(eg. magazine ads, merchandise lables etc.) incurs a license fee
be paid to the designer, Nate Piekos. “
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