I only read the title, but is this because comic sans is easier to read for dyslexics? Even for that, its a terrible face still, there's dozen of faces that are designed for dyslexic people specifically.
“Have you ever tried to format a scientific paper when you have to get everything lined up so specifically? You’ve got all of your legends that have to go underneath your figures. 12 points in Comic Sans is not 12 points in Arial is not 12 points in Times New Roman. You can spend hours formatting your paper in Comic Sans and then turn it into 12 point Arial and it will mess up everything.”
I feel like there are easier ways to cope with this than doing all your formatting in Comic Sans and
then trying to change it as a final step.