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A variable typeface designed for comic book use, with three axes spanning weight, width, and slant
Pranzo is a variable comic book typeface designed by Samar Zureik and Hanna Donker at Dalton Maag, released in 2025. It offers three variable axes and ships with comic-specific glyphs including speech balloons, thought bubbles, frames, and symbols. The Latin-script family supports over 790 languages.
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Insights
- Three variable axes cover weight, width, and slant.
- Comic book assets—speech, spiky, cloud, arrow, and thought frames—are included as OpenType glyphs.
- Multiple OpenType alternates cover characters including A, E, F, O, a, e, f, n, o, ampersand, I, and t.
- The family supports over 790 Latin-script languages.
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