Letterers don’t get their due. Even on this blog, I’ve already talked about numerous writers and artists, but not a single letterer.

Which is wrong. Because lettering often makes or breaks a comic. Bad lettering distracts from the art and the story, creating something unreadable. Good lettering services both, allowing a comic to unfold smoothly and easily.

But great lettering? Great lettering tells a story all on its own.