Kang Fu is a 1996 platforming game released by Dutch company GREat Effects Development (or GREED, for short). The player controls a kangaroo named Klont, whose tasks include saving miniature kangaroos, defeating enemies with various weapons, and advancing to the next level via an exit. The game was developed primarily to show off the capabilities of the Amiga’s 256-color AGA graphics mode present on that computer's later models, and has garnered somewhat of a reputation for its out-there nature.

The title font on the CD cover is Kurt Russell, paired with all-caps Futura Condensed.

This small, hardboard book of 14 pop art-inspired games for two to play was designed by John Astrop and published by Kestral Books in 1980.

The front cover of this book contains an interesting assortment of four typefaces such as Antique Tuscan Condensed Shade for “The Pocket”, Circus for “Board Games”, Algerian (Letraset's version, which included the alternates used here) for the author’s name, and Windsor for the secondary text.

See the Peculiar Manicule for some sample pages from the interior.