All rights reserved: I picked this for as i like the fact that all letters are in their own block of black, as this makes it bold and would stand out on a front cover of a magazine. i also like the fact it is easily recognised.

Universal serif: I like this font as the letters all stand individually and bold. This give off the impression of individuality within the audience.

Handful of Nothing: I picked this font as it gave off a distorted look. As the bands my magazines feature are in the rock genre i think it fits in well with that.

KGDefyingGravity: I like this font as all the letters are together in the same background. i think it works well and would stand out on a cover.

TypoSlab Irregular: this font is very basic, which means i could focus more on the content of the magazine cover to grip the audience.

Sex_Pistols: I like this font as none of the letters are of the same sized which gives off a unique feel. Its also an easily recognised font.

Slabs_Thin: i chose this font as it is very similar to TypoSLab, however this one isn't as bold. is it very basic and very much like TypoSLab means you can draw the audience in with the content of the cover, not the masthead.

Fine Style: This font is very square and gives off the impression that the magazine is for an older audience. however i don’t thin this font would be suitable for a magazine cover as it seems too formal for the audience i want to interest.

Take cover: This font is similar Handful of Nothing. it gives off the same distorted look which may interest the audience.

Nervous: Personally i don't like this font and if i was to be reading a magazine it wouldn't grab my attention. It isn't very easy on the eye and may be hard for some of the people to read.