Comic Lettering explores the often-overlooked art of lettering in comics, revealing how typography, speech bubbles, and sound effects profoundly impact storytelling. The book argues that lettering is not just a technical skill, but a crucial element of visual communication that shapes reader experience. Did you know that the psychology of typefaces influences character voice, and the strategic placement of speech bubbles guides reading flow? It's all about enhancing the narrative depth. The book emphasizes the emotional impact of lettering, delving into how design choices affect reader response. Starting with typography basics, it progresses to speech bubble design and sound effect creation. Through visual analysis, historical context, and interviews, Comic Lettering equips artists, writers, and designers with practical techniques to elevate their comic art and visual storytelling.