Profile - Crystal Belle

Crystal's first foretelling
Art: Mike Lacey

Who could have predicted that Crystal Belle, whose mono-toothed appearance was in stark contrast to Cheeky's multitudinous molars, would make her Cheeky Weekly debut in edition number 39 dated 15 July 1978? Certainly not erstwhile readers of Krazy (the comic which spawned our toothy pal before being wound up with a final issue dated 15 April 1978), from which the comical clairvoyant was entirely absent.

Art: Frank McDiarmid

Cheeky's second encounter with Crystal occurred a week later when, unable to locate that week's edition of the Mystery Comic, the toothy funster was nonetheless able to enjoy the perplexing publication by means of her mystic sphere.

A nice piece of Frank McDiarmid art, depicting Cheeky's prognosticating pal conjuring visions of impending hilarity from her magical apparatus, adorned the cover of the 12 August 1978 edition of Cheeky Weekly. Within that issue, Crystal was among a selection of Cheeky's pals who appeared at various junctures during Cheeky's canal barge holiday.

 

A week later Crystal, whose distinctive dentition suggests she may be a relative of Whizzer and Chips' Sweet Tooth, played a key role in one of the most memorable Cheeky Weekly issues, as her scrying skills afforded Cheeky a view of his life, and those of his Krazy Town chums, 60 years hence.

Crystal was able to help Cheeky enjoy his weekly perusal of the Mystery Comic on more than one occasion.
Art: Frank McDiarmid

The young mystic's prophetic pronouncements featured throughout Cheeky's Week in the 23 September 1978 edition. This was the issue featuring the highest number of appearances by Crystal, whose soothsaying was in evidence on 8 pages.

 

Occasionally, the juvenile prophetess would be seen without her crystal ball, as in the 30 September 1978 comic, when her plan to tell Baby Burpo's fortune by means of a pack of (presumably tarot) cards was thwarted when the mischievous mite took rather too literally the instruction to cut the pack.

Also making use of a pair of scissors was an art assistant in the Cheeky Weekly office, whose deft handiwork resulted in Crystal being shoehorned into the final panel of Jimmy Hansen's Monday page in Cheeky Weekly cover-dated 26 May 1979.

Art: Mike Lacey

The Burpo Special in the comic dated 23 June 1979 showed young Ms Belle delivering a masterclass (mistressclass?) in divination as she answered Burpo's questions in advance. Six months later the youthful mystic was seen predicting fun for all as Cheeky's Christmas lunch-and-party commenced in the 29 December edition.

 

The Saturday 2-pager in the comic dated 19 January 1980 began with Crystal telling Cheeky that she had made predictions for a number of his pals. Our grinning hero then spent the rest of the strip consulting his fellow Krazy Town dwellers in order to compare the forecasts of the mysterious orb  with what had actually transpired.

Art: Mike Lacey

The adolescent seeress made her final Cheeky Weekly appearance in the last issue, dated 02 February 1980. Her role in that momentous edition was to be the first of Cheeky's pals to inform our grinning hero that 'tremendous news' lay in store for him. The news (hardly tremendous) was that as of the following week Cheeky Weekly would be absorbed into Whoopee!

Portentous rather than tremendous - Crystal introduces the final Cheeky Weekly
Art: Frank McDiarmid

Crystal's augury (not to mention her rather fetching spotty ensemble) was on display in a total of 59 issues, and her longest absence from the comic (probably due to unforeseen circumstances) was the 8 weeks between 01 September and 27 October 1979.

Doppelgägster!

Whizzer and Chips dated 22 October 1988, over 2 and a half years after Cheeky's weekly comic appearances came to an end. Mustapha Million is the sole Cheeky Weekly survivor, now being drawn by the mighty Frank McDiarmid.

This week's Mustapha tale features a supporting character who looks rather familiar...

Whizzer and Chips 22 October 1988
Art: Frank McDiarmid

Unusually, Frank didn't sign this strip.

The Other Cheeky Artists – Jimmy Hansen

This unexpectedly late entry in the Other Cheeky Artists series is the result of my decision to reassign some Cheeky's Week artwork credits from Mike Lacey to Jimmy Hansen.

Jimmy Hansen had been the regular artist on Skateboard Squad since Cheeky Weekly's first issue. The Squad's adventures came to an end in the comic dated 12 May 1979, but Jimmy would return to drawing the characters when they adopted their new guise of Speed Squad two weeks later. Jimmy's first Cheeky's Week work appeared a week after Skateboard Squad came to an end. In that first post-Skateboard Squad issue, cover-dated 19 May 1979, Jimmy's art appeared in two Thursday elements. My guess is that, possibly due to a failure to communicate to Frank McDiarmid the news of the Skateboard Squad's termination, Frank's original Thursday page included a final panel that introduced the sensational skateboarders, as he had done many times before. Jimmy provided a substitute final panel and, appropriately given his long association with the Squad, he also furnished a half page teaser strip in which the toothy funster attempted to determine what the terrific trio were up to.

Jimmy Hansen's first Cheeky's Week work - final panel.
The rest of the page is drawn by Frank McDiarmid
Cheeky Weekly 19 May 1979

Continuation of Thursday from the same issue.
Art: Jimmy Hansen

The following week, in addition to illustrating Speed Squad's one-and-a-half page debut, Jimmy provided artwork on four Cheeky's Week pages. There was no further Cheeky's Week art from Jimmy until the comic dated 15 September 1979, in which Mr H delivered four more elements featuring our grinning pal.

In Cheeky Weekly dated 06 October 1979 Jimmy drew another four pages of Cheeky fun, and the edition dated 20 October 1979 contained Jimmy's final Cheeky's Week work, amounting to four elements plus the front cover encounter between the toothy funster and Manhole Man.

Jimmy's final Cheeky's Week page.
Cheeky Weekly 20 October 1979

In total Jimmy delivered 18 Cheeky's Week elements, plus one front cover. During his tenure as a Cheeky's Week artist, Jimmy also drew Speed Squad, which he continued to do after his Cheeky's Week contributions ended.

Cover Date	Page	Element	Artist
19-MAY-79	23	Thursday	Jimmy Hansen
19-MAY-79	24	Thursday	Jimmy Hansen
26-MAY-79	2	Sunday	Jimmy Hansen
26-MAY-79	6	Monday	Jimmy Hansen
26-MAY-79	9	Tuesday	Jimmy Hansen
26-MAY-79	12	Wednesday	Jimmy Hansen
15-SEP-79	2	Sunday	Jimmy Hansen
15-SEP-79	7	Monday	Jimmy Hansen
15-SEP-79	10	Tuesday	Jimmy Hansen
15-SEP-79	18	Wednesday	Jimmy Hansen
06-OCT-79	22	Thursday	Jimmy Hansen
06-OCT-79	26	Friday	Jimmy Hansen
06-OCT-79	30	Saturday	Jimmy Hansen
06-OCT-79	31	Saturday	Jimmy Hansen
20-OCT-79	2	Sunday	Jimmy Hansen
20-OCT-79	7	Monday	Jimmy Hansen
20-OCT-79	10	Tuesday	Jimmy Hansen
20-OCT-79	18	Wednesday	Jimmy Hansen

A New Look At An Old New Look

Can it really be 37 years since Cheeky Weekly introduced its new look? Yes it can, and the Great News blog can prove it.

Cheeky Weekly cover date 15 September 1979

Art: Frank McDiarmid pencils

Cheeky and his dad indulge in reptilian repartee on the cover of issue number 97 (a glimpse into Crystal Belle's crystal ball would have revealed that only 20 more issues of the toothy funster's comic would roll off the presses). Cheeky's name is on the gate - whether it's a welcome or a warning that the house is our grinning pal's place of residence is open to speculation.

Readers of this earlier post will be aware that while preparing this issue summary I realised that some of the artwork in the edition under review which I had previously attributed to Mike Lacey was actually by Jimmy Hansen. Just prior to putting this post to bed I also decided to change the artwork credit on the cover pic from pure Frank McDiarmid to Frank McDiarmid pencils. This is the final time that the Frank/inker collaboration furnished a 'cover feature' (which is my term for anything on the front page that's not a comic strip).

Jimmy Hansen depicts Cheeky's usual Sunday paper round, which takes our grinning pal once again to Krazy Town harbour, a geographical feature that didn't appear on the aerial view of the toothy funster's locale printed in the first issue of Krazy. But the highlight of this page is surely our glimpse of Constable Chuckle's night attire.

 

Art: Jimmy Hansen

Charlie Counter is invited to a party this week (a further consultation with Crystal would have revealed that Charlie and Calc would be attending the same celebrations, albeit with a gatecrasher who wasn't present the first time round, in Whizzer and Chips on almost exactly the same date 6 years later).

6 Million Dollar Gran's robotic rocket shot (inaccurately billed as a Bionic Boot) initiates a globe-spanning search for the missing football.

Art: Ian Knox

On Wednesday cheeky encounters a new character – the newspaper reporter named Reg Press (who in all his subsequent appearances was called Rex Press). Not quite sure what that stroke in Cheeky's speech bubble to the right of Reg's first name is supposed to represent (possibly an indication there was some uncertainty as to the humorous hack's monicker? - the fact that Reg/Rex's face isn't shown could suggest that the character's visuals hadn't been decided upon at this point).

Art: Jimmy Hansen

Thursday sees the Cheeky's Week artwork duties handed over to Mike Lacey (see here), and a couple of pages later Barrat's Oran-gee-tang bar ad makes its debut. Also making a first appearance, this time on Friday, is Krazy Town's merry meat merchant, Mr Mutton.

Art: Mike Lacey

 

Like 6 Million Dollar Gran, the father and son stars of Why, Dad, Why? are beset by ball botheration.

Art: John Geering

 

On Saturday it seems our grinning pal is suffering from gag fatigue as he outsources the knock-knock jokes to his pals...

Art: Mike Lacey

Lest any readers cancel their regular order for the comic in the belief that our toothy pal has quit the comedy business for good, Cheeky returns at the end of the Saturday 2-pager with a promise that he'll be back next week. Exit, pursued by Knock-Knock Door.

Mike again

Cheeky's farewell is a little premature, as he is seen again on the back cover's Snail of the Century, which is Frank McDiarmid's only pure work in this issue.

Cheeky's Week Artists Cover Date 15-Sep-1979

Artist	Elements
Jimmy Hansen	4
Mike Lacey	4
Frank McDiarmid	1

Cheeky Weekly	Cover Date: 15-Sep-1979, Issue 97 of 117
Page	Details
1	Cover Feature 'Cheeky's Dad' - Art Frank McDiarmid pencils (final art on feature)
2	Sunday - Art Jimmy Hansen
3	Calculator Kid - Art Terry Bave
4	6 Million Dollar Gran - Art Ian Knox
5	6 Million Dollar Gran - Art Ian Knox
6	6 Million Dollar Gran - Art Ian Knox
7	Monday - Art Jimmy Hansen
8	Ad: Trebor 'Olympics competition' 1 of 3
9	Joke-Box Jury
10	Tuesday - Art Jimmy Hansen
11	Disaster Des - Art Mike Lacey
12	The Gang reprint from Whizzer and Chips - Art Robert MacGillivray
13	The Gang reprint from Whizzer and Chips - Art Robert MacGillivray
14	Elephant On The Run - Art Robert Nixon
15	What's New, Kids
16	Mustapha Million - Art Joe McCaffrey
17	Mustapha Million - Art Joe McCaffrey
18	Wednesday - Art Jimmy Hansen
19	Mystery Boy reprint from Whizzer and Chips - Art John Richardson
20	Chit-Chat
21	Chit-Chat\Tub - Art Nigel Edwards
22	Thursday - Art Mike Lacey
23	Ad: IPC '5 Top Comics' 1 of 2
24	Speed Squad - Art Jimmy Hansen
25	Ad: Barratt (first appearance) 'Oran-gee-tang' 1 of 2
26	Friday - Art Mike Lacey
27	Why, Dad, Why? - Art John K. Geering
28	Paddywack - Art Jack Clayton
29	Ad: IPC 'Top Soccer No 1' 2 of 2
30	Saturday - Art Mike Lacey
31	Saturday - Art Mike Lacey
32	Snail of the Century - Art Frank McDiarmid

The Mike Lacey and Jimmy Hansen Crisis! Part 6 - Resolution!

Following my previous post, I have completed my re-evaluation of all the artwork that I previously attributed to Mike Lacey. This was an interesting project as my realisation that the work displayed in the link above wasn't Mike's enabled me to look at artwork that I have studied many times before in a new light. As a result the artwork credits associated with 130 Cheeky Weekly elements have been changed.

The question of course is, if these elements were not drawn by Mike Lacey, who was the artist? As discussed earlier in this series, the similarity of Jimmy Hansen's style on The Bumpkin Billionaires in the late 1980s to that of Mike's was what alerted me to the possible mis-attribution, and the very helpful comments from some readers of this blog also made it clear that the two artist's styles had been hard to distinguish for some time. Thus, my best guess is that Jimmy is the artist in question.

There were 2 episodes of Speed Squad that always seemed to me to be by an artist other than the regular one (who I now believe to be Jimmy) although I couldn't identify who was responsible, and therefore they remained uncredited. While studying these particular stories again, I came to the conclusion that the mystery artist is Colin Whittock, so I have updated these database entries as well.

This re-attribution of artwork credits has necessitated updates to the following posts...

• The Features - Skateboard Squad
• The Features - Speed Squad
• Cheeky Weekly Index
• Cheeky Weekly Artist Index
• Cheeky's Week artist roundup
• Cheeky's Week - Artists by issue and % 
• The Features - Pin-Up Pal
• Cheeky Weekly cover date 19 May 1979
• Cheeky Weekly cover date 26 May 1979

I have also tried to capture and update any sundry mentions of Mike, that I now believe to be Jimmy.

What I haven't yet done is re-generate any of the tables in the affected issue summary posts, aside from the 2 indicated above (these were the first two issues in which Jimmy contributed to Cheeky's Week  - I have yet to do a post about the third). Please accept my apologies for this. I've been aware for some time that I need to assign presently uncredited episodes of Creepy Sleepy Tale to Keith Reynolds, so I'll wait until I've done that before embarking on a mass update to the issue summary posts. UPDATE 17 November 2018 - I have now updated all the 'contents' tables in the issue summary posts covering Cheeky Weekly issues 1 to 96. This means that the contents now show Keith as the artist on the CST elements that he drew, and also Jimmy Hansen as the Skateboard Squad and Speed Squad artist for this run of comics. The summaries for issue 97 onward have shown the correct artist details for Speed Squad so they don't need amending.

For reference, these are the 128 130 131 135 136 (see below) Cheeky Weekly elements that I now believe were drawn by Jimmy...

(Update 04 October 2017 - I have now realised that when reassigning artwork credits from Mike Lacy to Jimmy Hansen I missed Jimmy's work on the 16 June 1979 Cheeky Hustle booklet, so have revised the table below to include those pages) 

Update 03 September 2020 - Reattributed the 'Skateboarders! Super News' artwork on the cover of the 28 January 1978 issue from Mike Lacey to Jimmy Hansen - I'd missed this when revising the credits back in 2016.

Update 06 September 2020 - Reattributed the 'Skateboard Issue' artwork on the cover, and the Skateboard Snap game, in the 04 February 1978 issue from Mike Lacey to Jimmy Hansen - I'd missed this when revising the credits back in 2016.

Update 15 September 2020 - Reattributed the 'Great News for Skateboarders' artwork on the cover of the 29 April 1978 issue from Mike Lacey to Jimmy Hansen - I'd missed this when revising the credits back in 2016.

CCD_DATE	CPE_PAGE	CE.CE_ELEMENT||''||CST.CST_STORY_TITLE	CP_NAME
22-OCT-77	4	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
29-OCT-77	4	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
05-NOV-77	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
12-NOV-77	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
19-NOV-77	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
26-NOV-77	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
03-DEC-77	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
10-DEC-77	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
17-DEC-77	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
24-DEC-77	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
31-DEC-77	4	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
07-JAN-78	4	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
14-JAN-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
21-JAN-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
28-JAN-78	1	Cover Feature Skateboarders! Super News	Jimmy Hansen
28-JAN-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
04-FEB-78	1	Cover Feature Skateboard Issue	Jimmy Hansen
04-FEB-78	2	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
04-FEB-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
04-FEB-78	16	Skateboard Snap	Jimmy Hansen
04-FEB-78	17	Skateboard Snap	Jimmy Hansen
04-FEB-78	32	Skateboard Snap	Jimmy Hansen
11-FEB-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
18-FEB-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
25-FEB-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
04-MAR-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
11-MAR-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
18-MAR-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
25-MAR-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
01-APR-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
08-APR-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
15-APR-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
22-APR-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
29-APR-78	1	Cover Feature Great news for skateboarders	Jimmy Hansen
29-APR-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
06-MAY-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
13-MAY-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
20-MAY-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
27-MAY-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
03-JUN-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
10-JUN-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
17-JUN-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
24-JUN-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
01-JUL-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
08-JUL-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
15-JUL-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
22-JUL-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
29-JUL-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
05-AUG-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
12-AUG-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
19-AUG-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
26-AUG-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
02-SEP-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
09-SEP-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
16-SEP-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
23-SEP-78	3	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
30-SEP-78	11	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
07-OCT-78	11	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
14-OCT-78	10	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
21-OCT-78	10	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
28-OCT-78	11	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
04-NOV-78	11	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
11-NOV-78	10	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
18-NOV-78	10	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
25-NOV-78	11	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
02-DEC-78	9	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
09-DEC-78	19	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
06-JAN-79	22	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
13-JAN-79	23	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
20-JAN-79	23	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
27-JAN-79	23	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
03-FEB-79	23	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
10-FEB-79	24	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
17-FEB-79	22	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
24-FEB-79	24	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
03-MAR-79	24	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
10-MAR-79	23	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
17-MAR-79	23	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
31-MAR-79	11	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
31-MAR-79	32	Pin-up pal Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
07-APR-79	7	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
21-APR-79	24	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
05-MAY-79	24	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
12-MAY-79	24	Skateboard Squad	Jimmy Hansen
19-MAY-79	23	Thursday	Jimmy Hansen
19-MAY-79	24	Thursday	Jimmy Hansen
26-MAY-79	2	Sunday	Jimmy Hansen
26-MAY-79	6	Monday	Jimmy Hansen
26-MAY-79	9	Tuesday	Jimmy Hansen
26-MAY-79	10	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
26-MAY-79	11	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
26-MAY-79	12	Wednesday	Jimmy Hansen
02-JUN-79	23	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
16-JUN-79	17	Cheeky Hustle	Jimmy Hansen
16-JUN-79	18	Cheeky Hustle	Jimmy Hansen
16-JUN-79	24	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
23-JUN-79	24	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
07-JUL-79	28	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
21-JUL-79	23	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
04-AUG-79	23	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
11-AUG-79	23	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
18-AUG-79	23	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
25-AUG-79	23	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
01-SEP-79	23	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
08-SEP-79	11	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
15-SEP-79	2	Sunday	Jimmy Hansen
15-SEP-79	7	Monday	Jimmy Hansen
15-SEP-79	10	Tuesday	Jimmy Hansen
15-SEP-79	18	Wednesday	Jimmy Hansen
15-SEP-79	24	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
22-SEP-79	23	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
29-SEP-79	23	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
06-OCT-79	22	Thursday	Jimmy Hansen
06-OCT-79	23	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
06-OCT-79	26	Friday	Jimmy Hansen
06-OCT-79	30	Saturday	Jimmy Hansen
06-OCT-79	31	Saturday	Jimmy Hansen
13-OCT-79	11	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
13-OCT-79	26	Disaster Des	Jimmy Hansen
20-OCT-79	1	Cover Feature Manhole Man	Jimmy Hansen
20-OCT-79	2	Sunday	Jimmy Hansen
20-OCT-79	7	Monday	Jimmy Hansen
20-OCT-79	10	Tuesday	Jimmy Hansen
20-OCT-79	18	Wednesday	Jimmy Hansen
20-OCT-79	23	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
27-OCT-79	23	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
17-NOV-79	28	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
24-NOV-79	28	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
08-DEC-79	28	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
15-DEC-79	28	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
22-DEC-79	28	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
05-JAN-80	28	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
12-JAN-80	28	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
19-JAN-80	22	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
26-JAN-80	28	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen
02-FEB-80	28	Speed Squad	Jimmy Hansen

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