The logo is most likely a custom job; not sure about the cast names.

This typeface is similar to both Julienne Slim and Baucher Gothic, but many characters are different (Y, S M, N, I, J, Z, K). Any help is appreciated; thanks.

That is very similar, but its too thin. Is there a wider version of American Text available?

Anyone know what typeface is used for this? Thanks in advance!

Thanks; I didn't realize there was a wider version of Agency used for the character names. Does anyone know which typeface was used, for the actor names?

I'm looking for both these typefaces, used in the DVD booklets for the television show "Smallville". The orange one is also used for the episode titles as well. Thanks for your time, and God Bless! =)

I'm looking for the specific typeface, used for the title logo in all three "Spider-Man" films, from 2002 to 2007. The promotional material (posters, toys, comics, etc.) used a font very similar to Mata or Homoarakhn, but the actual title has several different angles and curves. Note the sharpened points at the bottom of the A, or the bat-like ones on the P, D, R, M, and N. If anyone has this exact title-screen font, please let me know where to find it. Thanks.

This style of lettering was used for the last four "Harry Potter" films, and I think "Fantastic Beasts" as well. If anyone can lead me to it, I'd appreciate it. Thanks! =)

Does anyone know what typeface was used for this? Thanks in advance! =)

I'm looking for the typeface used for the "studios" section of Marvel's film division. I think it might be Dharma Gothic Expanded, but I'm not 100% sure. Here's a sample of the real logo; thanks in advance!

I'm looking for this font as well; haven't found anything consistently similar yet.

I was just curious, as to which typeface was used for the "zooming" credits at the opening of this movie. Some have suggested Arial, but that's not right; anybody know for sure? Thanks...

I'm looking specifically for the typeface used in the original film's opening credits, NOT the poster logo or anything from the sequels. Thanks for your time; I appreciate it.

That's not the right answer, Yaprak. Letters like R, T, L, K, and X are all more sloped and widely designed. The font you suggested was based on the MK2 arcade logo.

I already have the Ablefont Press typeface used for the first four films' titles, but now I'm after the second one, which was first used with "Order of the Phoenix". It was retained for all the later sequels, and I think it was also used for the "Wizarding World" attraction's logo. Here's a collective sample; thanks for your help.

Does anyone know which typeface was used for the Season 3 credits of "Roswell"? If so, please post. Thanks.

Anyone know which font this is? The closest matches I've found are Mason and Iron League, but they're both still lacking.

I took the letters from two different languaged posters for the upcoming film, but I don't know what the typeface is called. Anyone?

Ringbearer is a fan creation; I'm after the real ones. The example in your link was cool, but even that artist didn't say which font he was using for that tutorial.

What part of "not Ringbearer" did you misunderstand?