I was told by Liam Butler that the name of the font John R. Dilworth created for Courage the Cowardly Dog and the Stretch Films early 2000s website was "DillyPen". I went to Etsy, and Dilworth even thanked me for my request on the font. Unfortunately, it's not available, because it's a custom proprietary font that only he and his studio Stretch Films can use, which I understand, but given that we live in a world where Angus Oblong (creator of the Oblongs) can actually sell copies of his own custom made font family to the public, do you think it's time John R. Dilworth sold copies of his own DillyPen font to the public for $10? Because that would be so cool! And I knew I wasn't the only one who wanted a copy of his font.

Somebody needs to do a remake version of this font.

Custom proprietary fonts which are not available for purchase are quite common. Most major newspapers and magazines have one which is unique and associated specifically with the publication. Keith Morris designed a font which can only be used by the Campbell's Soup company. In these cases, the font is owned by the client, rather than by its designer.

Keith Morris... like the singer of Black Flag / Circle Jerks?

No, this Keith Morris:

http://luc.devroye.org/fonts-48064.html

He usually does custom lettering, rather than fonts.

That is true. Although, fonts for Rocko’s Modern Life, Aaahh!!! Real Monsters, Wild Thornberrys, and even VeggieTales made it into the world.

I agree. Although, it would have to be approved with permission by John R. Dilworth himself.