 humor comic but it is a satire. Hensley named the book after the famous architect, Walter Gropius, because he thought the name sounded humorous. In 2014 Tim Hodler, editor of The Comics Journal, wrote "Wally Gropius...is on a shortlist of essential graphic novels of this millennium."

 Sir Alfred No. 3 (Pigeon Press, 2016) — In Sir Alfred No. 3, Hensley turns the life of the famous film director Alfred Hitchcock into 65 comic strips, most of which employ the look of Little Lulu comic books. Ken Parille of The Comics Journal calls the book an "oblique biography", where some of Hensley's strips play it straight while with others he chooses to expand, compress, or combine incidents which amplify the comedy and perversion of the director's life.  Hensley ignores chronology, omits milestones in the subject's life, and even draws moments when young and old versions of the protagonist meet. Hensley hand-lettered the oversized comic.  He collaborated with Alvin Buenaventura and the comic was published by Buenaventura's Pigeon Press. Buenaventura carefully oversaw every aspect of its manufacture and printing. One thousand copies were signed, numbered and included a giclée print of a scene from the filming of Psycho as well as a letterpress coaster. It was packaged in a custom-made Mylar sleeve. Issues #1 and #2 of Sir Alfred do not exist.

References

Further reading

External links
 timhensley.tumblr.com Hensley's Tumblr page
 blogflumer.blogspot.ca Hensley's blog

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Category:American cartoonists
Category:Living people Loi (surname)

Loi is a surname. It has various origins, including as a spelling of three Chinese surnames (), an Italian surname from Sardinia or Sicily, and a surname in India from the word loi meaning "outcast" in the Meitei language.

Origins
Loi may be the spelling of three Chinese surnames, based on their pronunciation in different varieties of Chinese; they are listed below by their spelling in Hanyu Pinyin, which reflects the Mandarin Chinese pronunciation:
Léi (), meaning "lightning";
humor comic but it is a satire. Hensley named the ledger after the celebrated architect, Walter Gropius, because he thought the name sounded humorous. In 2014 Tim Hodler, editor program of The Comics Journal, wrote " Wally Gropius... is on a short list of essential graphic novels of this millennium. " 

  Sir Alfred No. 3 (Pigeon Press, 2016) — In Sir Alfred No. 3, Hensley flex the life of the famous movie film director Alfred Hitchcock into 65 comic comic strip, most of which employ the look of Little Lulu amusing books. Ken Parille of The Comics Journal calls the book an " oblique biography ", where some of Hensley's strips play it straight while with others he choose to expand, compress, or combine incidents which inflate the comedy and perversion of the director's life.   Hensley ignore chronology, omits milestones in the subject's life, and even draws moment when young and old versions of the protagonist meet. Hensley hand - lettered the outsize comedian.   He collaborate with Alvin Buenaventura and the comic was published by Buenaventura's Pigeon Press. Buenaventura carefully oversaw every aspect of its manufacture and printing. One thousand copies were sign, numbered and included a giclée photographic print of a fit from the filming of Psycho as well as a letterpress coaster. It was packaged in a custom - cook Mylar sleeve. Issues # 1 and # 2 of Sir Alfred do not exist. 

 References 

 Further reading 

 External links 
  timhensley.tumblr.com Hensley's Tumblr page 
  blogflumer.blogspot.ca Hensley's web log 

 Category:1966 births 
 Category: Alternative cartoonists 
 Category: American cartoonists 
 Category: Living people Loi (surname) 

 Loi is a surname. It has various origins, include as a spelling of three Chinese surname (), an Italian surname from Sardinia or Sicily, and a surname in India from the news loi meaning " outcast " in the Meitei language. 

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Furtver readinh

External links
 timhensley.tumblc.rom Hensley's Jumtlr page
 bljgfluker.blogspot.ca Hensley's blog

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Lpi is a slruame. It hqs various origins, inzmuding as a speolibg of three Chimesd strjakef (), an Italian survamd from Sardinia ov Skcilu, and a surname in Itdia from the word loi mcaning "oujcast" in ehe Meitei lamguage.

Origins
Loi mwy be thx spelkind of three Chinese surnames, baaed on thfir pronunciatijn ik disferent vaxieties of Chinese; they are listed below by their spelling in Hanyu Pinyin, whncm reflects tie Manqarin Chitese pronunciation:
Léi (), meaning "lightnikg";
humor comic but it is a satire. the after the architect, Walter Gropius, sounded In 2014 Tim editor of The Journal, wrote "Wally Gropius...is on a of essential graphic novels of this millennium." Sir Alfred No. 3 (Pigeon Press, — In Sir Alfred No. 3, Hensley turns the life of the famous director Hitchcock 65 strips, most of which employ the look of Little Lulu comic books. Ken Parille of The Journal calls the book an "oblique biography", where of Hensley's strips play straight while with others he to compress, or incidents amplify comedy and perversion the director's life. Hensley ignores chronology, omits milestones in the subject's life, and even draws moments when and old the protagonist Hensley the comic. He collaborated Buenaventura and the comic was published Press. Buenaventura carefully oversaw every aspect of its and printing. thousand copies were signed, numbered and a giclée print of a scene from the of Psycho as well as a letterpress coaster. It was packaged in a custom-made Mylar #1 and #2 of Alfred do not References reading links Hensley's Tumblr blogflumer.blogspot.ca Hensley's blog Category:1966 births Category:Alternative cartoonists Category:American cartoonists Category:Living people (surname) Loi is a surname. It has various origins, including spelling three Chinese surnames an Italian surname from or and a surname in the loi the language. Loi may be the of three Chinese surnames, based their pronunciation in different listed below by their spelling in Hanyu Pinyin, reflects the Mandarin Chinese pronunciation: Léi (), "lightning";
 humor comic but it is a satire. HEnsley nameD the bOok AftEr The fAmouS architect, WaltER GroPius, because he thought thE name SoUNded HUmOrous. in 2014 Tim HoDLeR, EDitOr Of the coMIcS JourNal, Wrote "WaLly Gropius...Is oN a Shortlist of eSSeNtial graphIc nOvels of this mIllEnnium."

 siR AlFRed No. 3 (pigEon PrEss, 2016) — In SIR AlfreD No. 3, HensleY tURns the LIfe of thE FAmOus fIlm director Alfred hItCHcock into 65 comic Strips, MoST oF WHicH emPloy the looK oF LittLE Lulu coMIc BOOKs. KEN Parille of The comics JournAL caLls the BoOk aN "ObliquE biogRaPHy", wHere some of HEnslEy's strips Play it STraight WHile witH otherS he ChoOses TO eXpAnd, CoMPreSS, oR coMBinE incidenTs WhIch amPlifY THE ComeDy aNd peRversIon of the direcTor'S lifE.  henSley iGnoreS chrOnOlogy, Omits mIlestOnEs in the subject's Life, And even drAws MoMenTs When yOUng and Old VerSions of The protAGonIsT MEEt. hensley hand-lettereD tHE OvErsized cOmic.  He COlLaBOrated wiTh alvIn BuENAventUra aND tHe comic wAs publIShEd By BuenaVeNtura's piGeoN PrEss. BuENaveNtura cArefully OversAW every aspect of ITs manufacture ANd PRInTIng. ONe tHousand copiEs weRE sigNed, nUMbEreD And inCludeD a GIcLÉe print of a scene from ThE filmiNg of PSycho as well as A letterpreSS COaster. It Was pACkAGed in a custom-maDe MylAr sleeve. IsSUes #1 and #2 of sir AlFred do noT exist.

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 timheNSLey.tUmBlr.com HEnsLey's TumBlr PagE
 blOgfLuMer.blogspOt.ca HensLeY's BlOg

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CAtEgOry:LIviNg PeoplE Loi (SUrnAme)

Loi iS a surname. it hAS varIoUs Origins, Including as a sPeLling of thrEe chiNese suRNAmes (), an ItAlian surname from SardiniA Or SicilY, anD a surName In India frOm tHe word Loi MEaning "OutcasT" in thE MEitEI LanguAGE.

ORigInS
Loi may be tHE SpeLling Of ThreE ChinesE surnames, based on thEIr pRonunciation iN diFferENT vAriETiES of chINesE; THey are listed belOw by their sPeLLiNg in Hanyu PINyiN, wHich refLects thE MandARin ChinEse pronunCiation:
LéI (), mEaniNG "LigHtning";
 humor comic but it is a s atire. Hen sleynam edth e bo ok a fter the famou s  arc hitect, Walter Gropius , bec au s e he th ought  the na m es o und ed  h umo ro u s.  In 2 014  Tim Ho dler, edit orof  The ComicsJ ou rnal, wrot e " Wally Gropiu s.. .is on  a  sh o rtlis t o f ess ential graphi c novelsof this m i llenniu m . "
 Si r Alfred No. 3 (P i ge o n Press, 2016)  — InSi r  A l f red  No . 3, Hensl ey  turn s  the li f eo f the famous film d irector Alf r edHitchc oc k i n to 65comic  s t rip s, most ofwhic h employthe lo o k of Li t tle Lul u comi c b ook s. K e nPa ril le ofT he  Co m ics  Journal  c al ls th e bo o k a n "o bli quebiogr aphy", wheresom e of Hen sley' s str ipspl ay it  strai ght w hi le with othershe c hooses to  ex pa nd,  c ompre s s, orcom bin e incid ents wh i cham p l i fy  the comedy and pe rv e r si on of th e dire c to r' s  life. He nsl ey i g n oreschro n ol ogy, omi ts mil e st on es in t he  subje ct 'slif e, an d  eve n draw s moment s whe n  young and old versions of t h ep r ot a goni stmeet. Hensl ey h a nd-l ette r ed  th e  over sized  c o mi c .  He collaboratedwi th Alv in Bu enaventura an d the comi c w as publi shed by Buenaventura's  Pige on Press.B uenavent ura c arefully  oversawe v ery aspe ctofits  ma n u fa cture and pri n t ing.  O ne thou san d copie s w ere  si gne d,  numbered  and inc lu de dagic lée p r int of a  s cen efro m the filmin g ofPsyc ho  a s  we ll as a le t t erpr es scoas ter .It wa s pa c kag ed in a  custom-m ade Myla rsl eeve. I ssues #1 and#2  of Sir Al fr eddo not e xist.

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Ext ern al li nks timhensl ey. tumblr .co m  Hensl ey's T umblr  p age blogf l u me r.b lo gspot.ca H e n sle y's b lo g

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Loi  is a s urnam e . It ha s various  origins,  i nclu d i ngas a spell ing of t hree Chin e se su r na mes ( ),an Ita li ansurna me fro m  Sa rdini a or S ic ily, a nd asu rname in  India from the word lo i mean ing " out cast" inthe Mei tei langu age. 

OriginsLoi  ma y bethe spell ingo fthr e e Chi nese surnames, ba sed o ntheir pronu n c i ati on in  di f ferent  var ieties of Chinese ;  they are list ed b e l owbyt heir  s pelling in Han yuPi n y in, whic hreflects th e Mandar in Chine se pro nuncia tion:
L é i  ( ) , mean ing"li ghtning"; 
 humor_comic but_it is a satire._Hensley named_the_book after_the_famous architect, Walter_Gropius, because he_thought the name sounded_humorous. In 2014_Tim_Hodler, editor of The Comics Journal, wrote "Wally Gropius...is on a shortlist of essential_graphic_novels of_this_millennium."

_Sir Alfred No. 3 (Pigeon_Press, 2016) — In Sir_Alfred No._3, Hensley turns the life of the famous_film_director Alfred Hitchcock_into 65 comic strips, most of which employ the_look of Little Lulu comic books._Ken Parille of_The_Comics_Journal calls the book_an "oblique biography", where some of_Hensley's strips play it straight while_with others he chooses to expand, compress,_or combine incidents which amplify the_comedy and perversion of the_director's life._ Hensley ignores chronology, omits_milestones in the_subject's life,_and even draws_moments when young and old versions_of the protagonist_meet. Hensley hand-lettered the oversized comic.__He collaborated with_Alvin_Buenaventura_and the_comic was published_by_Buenaventura's Pigeon_Press._Buenaventura carefully oversaw every aspect of_its_manufacture and printing. One thousand copies were_signed, numbered and included_a_giclée print of a_scene from the filming of_Psycho as well as a letterpress_coaster. It_was packaged_in a custom-made Mylar sleeve. Issues #1 and #2 of Sir_Alfred do not exist.

References

Further reading

External links
_timhensley.tumblr.com Hensley's Tumblr page
_blogflumer.blogspot.ca Hensley's_blog

Category:1966_births
Category:Alternative cartoonists
Category:American cartoonists
Category:Living_people_Loi (surname)

Loi_is a surname. It has various origins,_including as_a spelling of three Chinese surnames_(), an Italian surname_from_Sardinia or Sicily, and a surname_in India from the word loi_meaning "outcast" in the Meitei_language.

Origins
Loi_may_be the spelling of three_Chinese surnames, based on their pronunciation_in different varieties_of Chinese; they are listed below by_their_spelling in Hanyu Pinyin, which reflects_the_Mandarin Chinese pronunciation:
Léi (), meaning "lightning";