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BBC Records and Tapes was a quirky, baffling and unlikely success: it launched the career of Enya as well as influencing a generation of musicians looking for unusual samples.
"She had no clothes and only one question." I wonder what it was...
Fantastic Adventures, Oct 1952. Cover by Walter Popp.
For action stories you'll probably want to use Colin Brignall's 1965 font Countdown - as used on Countdown comic (d'uh!) as well as Byte magazine. You can almost hear the seconds counting down at the end of Rollerball as you squint at the text.
But mainly if aliens discover our Voyager probes in the far future they'll ignore the messages it carries from Jimmy Carter and The Pope, and look instead at its software. When they do make contact, they’ll be expecting us all to speak FORTRAN. You have been warned!
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Dream of the Rarebit Fiend was written and illustrated by cartoonist Winsor McCay, who was already busy in 1904 illustrating Little Sammy Sneeze for the New York Herald.