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The Rescuers font or SIMILAR? Thank you!
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font help!
Note the differences in the repeating letters, which suggest that this is not a font.
Heavy lettering in a comic book style or the style of 1950s advertisements.
Luckiest Guy could be used as a substitute if it was sloped about 15 degrees.
The most noticeable difference is the _R_, which could be edited to have a concave leg etc.
Available as a free Google Web Font
https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Luckiest+Guy
Link is to the Pro pay version.
Heavy lettering in a comic book style or the style of 1950s advertisements.
Luckiest Guy could be used as a substitute if it was sloped about 15 degrees.
The most noticeable difference is the _R_, which could be edited to have a concave leg etc.
Available as a free Google Web Font
https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Luckiest+Guy
Link is to the Pro pay version.
Suggested font: Luckiest Guy
donshottype said 
Note the differences in the repeating letters, which suggest that this is not a font.
Heavy lettering in a comic book style or the style of 1950s advertisements.
Luckiest Guy could be used as a substitute if it was sloped about 15 degrees.
The most noticeable difference is the _R_, which could be edited to have a concave leg etc.
Available as a free Google Web Font
https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Luckiest+Guy
Link is to the Pro pay version.
Luckiest Guy
Heavy lettering in a comic book style or the style of 1950s advertisements.
Luckiest Guy could be used as a substitute if it was sloped about 15 degrees.
The most noticeable difference is the _R_, which could be edited to have a concave leg etc.
Available as a free Google Web Font
https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Luckiest+Guy
Link is to the Pro pay version.
Luckiest Guy
Thank you very much! I just was looking for a similar font to edit. And Luckiest Guy is perfect.
You made me the "luckiest guy"! Thanks!! ^^
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