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    Revision as of 00:11, 20 May 2022

    Asylum
    Image:Asylum.jpg
    Asylum
    Vital Statistics
    Hero Asylum
    Alias(es) N/A
    Identity Mike Gailey
    Alter Ego Mikey
    Category N/A
    Location Salt Lake City, Utah, USA 40° 45' 34.63" N, 111° 53' 12.47" W
    Status Unknown
    Superhero Activity
    Team The Black Monday Society
    Affiliates FlameWing, Fool King, Ghost, HellHawk, IronHead, Krom, LunarWolf, Nihilist, Professor Midnight, Renegade
    Foes N/A
    Actions N/A
    Physical Description
    Gender Male
    Outfit N/A
    Colors Black
    Symbol N/A
    Equipment N/A
    Abilities N/A

    Asylum is an American Real Life Superhero and a member of the RLSH group, the Black Monday Society. His identity is Mike Gailey, a tattoo artist and former strip club bouncer.


    History

    In his past, Mike Gailey collected debts on behalf of drug dealers, before seeking atonement as Asylum and joining the Black Monday Society. According to a plaque displayed in his tattoo station: We grew up with giant monsters, comic books, punk, science fiction, skateboarding, robots and rebellion. No one made what we wanted. So we made it ourselves.

    External Links

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2078792/Unmasked-The-real-life-superheroes-patrolling-nations-streets.html

    https://m.lasvegassun.com/news/2012/sep/01/real-life-masked-crusaders-fight-crime-their-own-w/