janinio... even the 'S' is the same... all the creator of the image did was remove the loop from the tail of the original Alex Brush 'S'... this is why the curve is not very smooth at the end in your image. You can easily make a similar modification using a vector editing application, such as Illustrator.

There is no Alex Brush Bold to my knowledge so, if you want the font to appear as bold as it does in your image, you'll need to add a stroke to the regular weight of Alex Brush (you'll have to experiment with the thickness) or else apply a dynamic offset. This process will probably also connect the dot of the i.

I believe this is the only way you're going to come close to replicating what you posted.

It might also be worth checking out Alaska Extra Bold.

This looks like Expressa EF Regular, but with a slightly modified 'g'.

It's not exact, but this could be a modified version of Vermin Vibes Redux.

Vermin Vibes

Cuir Auto Shop is D3 Euronism

Looks like 'African' to me.

Jenna Sue

I just noticed the top bar of the 'Z' is missing from the other variations, so definitely Neuropol.

Probably Neuropol, but check the other variations here - http://www.dafont.com/search.php?q=neuropol&text=KFZ+Handel+%26+Vermittlung

Pirulen

daaams - I have now downloaded 'Before the Rain' and it does appear as if at least four glyphs in the demo version exceed the ascender/descender metrics. They are glyphs 139 (ampersand), 179 (upside-down question mark), 271 (R acute) and 283 (R caron). Maybe you could check and confirm? Maybe also there are more in the full version, which I don't have.

I haven't downloaded the font, but I can see from the font preview that some of the alternates appear to be cut off at the top and bottom. I suspect this is because the ascender and descender values in the font metrics haven't been adjusted to compensate for the taller alternate character sizes.

I suggest contacting Mĺns directly and asking him to take a look.

I don't have a solution, but this isn't a weight issue - the macron vowels that appear in the image you've posted belong to a different font. I would imagine the same thing is true for all of the accented characters.

It is also relatively straigntforward to find a public download link for all styles in TTF format but, given it's proprietary status, it probably isn't appropriate to post it here.

Coolvetica Bold.

Coolvetica Regular is available here at dafont - http://www.dafont.com/coolvetica.font?text=Umutsuzluk

http://www.dafont.com/caneletter-script.font?text=Bounce+Script+alternative

Pirulen

Arial Bold, with Greek letter Delta in place of Latin letter A.

Perhaps this page might help? http://www.ncplot.com/stickfont/stickfont.htm