the vynsane asylum

Professional bigot, Lindsey Graham, 71. "Suddenly illeness"
Good riddance.

Human turtle, Mitch McConnell, 84.
Maybe? Hopefully?

Wai Ching Ho, 82
Most recently known for her role as Madame Gao in Daredevil, The Defenders, and Iron Fist.

Fuck yes.

Saw Supergirl today. It was good, not great.
The film was way too dark visually and should've had a bit more levity to it.
It might have worked better as a 6 episode series.

She was also the girl from The Ring that crawled out of the TV.

Anne Schedeen, 77, best known as Kate Tanner on ALF. Cause released.

Paul Fusco (ALF) and Andrea Elson (Lynn Tanner) are the only 2 main cast members left.

Gene Shalit, 100.
We all thought he died like 30 years ago.

anarky wrote: ↑Thu Jun 04, 2026 12:22 pm Marjane Satrapi, 56.

You can only name one comic by her.

But it's one of the best goddamned comics ever published.

I didn't see this before posting it in the celebrity death pool thread.

She died of sadness.

Marjane Satrapi (creator of the great graphic novel Persepolis), age 56.
According to her family, she died of "sadness," which we all know is bullshit according to the neckbeards, following the death of her husband a month ago.

Mark Furman. Throat cancer.
The infamous detective during the OJ trail that the prosecution made look like a huge racist.
Was he really? I have no idea and I don't care.

Marvel Comics Presents 72 - the first appearance of the Weapon X program and pre-"Wolverine" Logan/James Howlett.
Apparently valued under $20.

Darrell Sheets, 67. Suicide (self-inflicted GSW).
One of the guys on Storage Wars.

Some are already questioning if it was murder or suicide, as he was pretty open about two people cyberbullying him and trashing his reputation. He even said if anything happens to him, look that these people.

I picked up these great variants on a whim.

James Tolkan, 94, best known at Mr Strickland in BTTF.
He was also in Masters of the Universe and Top Gun.

Sam Keith, 63, on March 15th from Lewy Body Dementia.

I loved his style. The Maxx was weird and cool.

I'm guessing/hoping it's more than a glorified cameo, simple because Spidey calls him Frank, implying they've met before.