And then he can begin inquiring into their true names. It seems just crazy enough to be true and if it is true, does one lead them or are they more of a cohesive unit? Let's say they do have a leader and there is one Joker that reigns supreme.
Many comics have said that Sans is the older brother... But I haven't gotten any proof yet. It makes sense that Sans could be the older brother... But it makes just as much sense that Papyrus could be the older brother.
Typically, for print, you would use a sans serif font for headlines and a serif font for body copy. For screen, you might use the reverse: a serif font for headlines and sans serif for body copy.Of course, debate goes on as to whether the traditional standards really do hold up to the readability claims of each. For print or onscreen viewing, the most important thing is to choose a font that's clear.Old English may be good for display copy, but it's not something you want to read hundreds of words in. For print, I still lean toward the traditional standards of sans serif for headlines and serif for body copy.or print or onscreen viewing, the most important thing is to choose a font that's clear. Old English may be good for display copy, but it's not something you want to read hundreds of words in. For print, I still lean toward the traditional standards of sans serif for headlines and serif for body copy.