And even then it's more of a mild dislike. Personally, I don't mind it too much, although I prefer Bookman Old Style, detest Arial, and prefer not to be given school assigments in Comic Sans. I think it isn't really a font I associate with anything serious/professional.

Then again, that's just my opinion :) Make of it what you will.

~DF

The spacing wonky, there's not a lot of symmetry, and it's already associated with overly-cheerful children's stuff and basically no graphic designer who wants to be taken seriously goes near Comic Sans.

That being said, I'm sure it can be used tastefully; I just haven't seen any such examples myself.

I personally don't know, since I've never used comic sans.

...try to make it a soothing beep blue, to put the stress test to your ears instead.