Writers Barry Nelson and Tom Schecker also make death funny in their new book "Mr. Ed: Dead," a collection of obituaries detailing the lives (and deaths) of fictional characters.

Keep reading for a few of our favorite obits from the new book.
Flying Nun Shot Down by Air Force

Gallant and Goofus -- One Survives, the Other Dies

Holden Caulfield Dies in Amusement Park Malfunction

Little Boy Blew Gets Gored by Bull

The Talented Mr. Ripley Falls to His Death

Tabitha Stephens Sacrificed to Rain God



























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Monday 26 July
By Steven S
I GOTTA GET THIS.
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Monday 26 July
By Bellcord
" Bristol-Myers today announced the death of longtime corporate spokesperson Speedy Alka Selzer. Known to be in poor health in recent years he was described as being 'Bubbly and effervesant' to the end. Family friend Poppin'Fresh released a statement reading; " Plop, Plop, Fizz, Fizz Oh what a relief...(turn page)..it is. " Mister Selzer was 103 years old...In other News, the Frito Bandito was aqquited in the Mel Gibson shooting...
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Tuesday 27 July
By Thomas Gula
Decades ago, "Mad" ran a piece on obituaries for comic strip characters.
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