Marjane Satrapi, the acclaimed Iranian-French graphic novelist, has passed away. Best known for her autobiographical work *Persepolis*, Satrapi powerfully depicted her childhood during and after the Iranian Revolution. Her graphic novels and films offered a unique perspective on Iranian history and culture, particularly the experiences of women. *Persepolis* gained international recognition, translated into numerous languages and adapted into an animated film. Satrapi’s work consistently championed freedom of expression and challenged political oppression. Her death marks a significant loss for the world of literature and visual storytelling, leaving behind a lasting impact on how Iranian stories are told and understood. The news was initially reported by Lima Gris.