Megafon

Megafon, Jenny Barck’s free cut-paper comic display font, has the rough, pasted-up energy of hand-cut headlines and zine lettering. The letters look heavy and lopsided on purpose, with blunt geometric shapes, sudden angle changes, and a playful wobble that keeps the alphabet feeling loud, casual, and a little unruly.

It fits posters, record sleeves, kids’ event flyers, magazine cover lines, and title cards where a free font should feel handmade rather than neat. Use it when you want short words, big names, or monogram-like initials to hit with a chunky collage feel, because the uneven rhythm does most of the talking.