This is an experiment using an existing comic of mine and another font I'm working on. The letter images for this font was actually created last year for a project, and is based on my own hand lettering. You can compare it to the original version here: [link]

As a font experiment, I'd like critiques to focus mainly on the font and not the drawings unless it's a matter of how the font and drawings work together.

This font has some variance in line thickness, but is close to uniform. There is also added variety in letter size and placement, mostly affecting "lowercase" vowels (the entire font is uppercase, but there are technically lower and uppercase versions of the letters regardless).

So far, the font works well when combined with some of my rougher work, like sketches and the Teri comics. I think it's a little too condensed to work as well with standard EGS, but that might be because all my tests involve font bubbles made for the more extended Comic Sans.

While I might be able to apply this font to the second Teri comic, the third would require heavy editing of the comic itself. I know this because I already tried with the third, and I originally squished a lot of text in there and the text bubbles aren't really sized for a proper font