This is my own font used throughout this site to support the Kryptonian language. This is not a cipher / substitution font, so there is not necessarily any correspondance between the Roman character typed and the Kryptonian symbol that it maps to — which might be a letter, a symbol representing a word or grammatic particle, or some type of punctuation.

A handwriting version of the Doyle Kryptonian font.

After Al Turniansky's passing, it seemed that a font of E. Nelson Bridwell's version of Kryptonian (Kryptonese) might never see the light of day, so I set about creating it myself. The font contains the 118 letters created by Bridwell as well as the numbers and punctuation added by Turniansky. See the supporting page for a complete character reference and key mapping.

This is the cipher / susbstitution font used primarily in DC Comics, Smallville, and Krypton. It shares a one-to-one correspondance with the 26 basic letters of the Roman alphabet (with no distinction between upper and lower cases).

Made famous in the Legion of Superheroes comic book. It was also featured pretty extensively on the animated TV show of the same name. The Wikipedia entry on Interlac states: "In the DC Comics fictional universe, Interlac is the designated communication language of the 30th century United Planets." Not used on this site, but a fun, in-universe inclusion.

Free unicode font from SIL International. Used on this site for displaying IPA—International Phonetic Alphabet. The link is to their download page.