This font is called 12 To The Moon, after the movie of the same name.

Not sure what you would ever do with it, but I had fun making it and working with it. The movie is one of very many black-and-white 1950s sci-fi movies that would end up on Mystery Science Theater 3000.

Three times a strange message appears on the screen on the ship, like the animation on this page. Luckily, the ship's "astrophotographer and pharmacist" (played by Michi Kobi, left) is able to translate it. The alien language translation thing is always problematic; one could fill a book with the lame ways that screenwriters have tried to get around this.

Anyway, the same 46 symbols appear again and again and I've made this silly little font out of them. The characters are located at the 0-9, A-Z, and a-j positions.

12 To The Moon font contains 64 defined characters and 49 unique glyphs.

The font contains characters from the following unicode character ranges: Basic Latin (68).

• Font Name:12 to the Moon
• Subfamily:Regular
• Version:Macromedia Fontographer 4.1.3 2/22/09

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