: The combination "?!" has been in common usage enough that the interrobang (â€½) was suggested as a punctuation mark to replace the need to use two symbols. Note that the interrobang (and thus

The combination "?!" has been in common usage enough that the interrobang (â€½) was suggested as a punctuation mark to replace the need to use two symbols.

Note that the interrobang (and thus the intent to use "?!") would normally not be used in formal writing, but was used in the ruling of a 2012 US court case, Robert F. Booth Trust v. Crowley

In any event, I know I've seen ?! in written fiction aside from comics, although it tends to be more recent.

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