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* Various letterers use [http://www.blambot.com/fonts_dialogue.shtml interesting fonts] to represent people who have an accent or are speaking an alien language.
* In ''[[Blue Beetle]]'', the Scarab-speak letters correspond to English, but they're almost entirely illegible. However, when the Scarab gets [[Character Development]], the letters change into more readable English while still invoking the previous version.
* The French cover (but not the English cover) of ''[[
* In ''[[The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen]]'', most non-English speech is actually rendered in the original language. In the case of the Martians, their language is depicted using heavily-distorted mirror writing.
* ''[[Two Thousand AD (Comic Book)|Two Thousand AD]]'' commonly uses vaguely Cyrillic-looking letters when ''[[Nikolai Dante]]'' is on the cover.
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