Here's a scan of Sue carried unconscious

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Here's an image of the Scarlet Witch

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Hi people. You may know me as the webmaster of pleaserelax.tripod.com. Well that site has moved to this new location, sleepycomics.com. A very generous person on the Chloroforum offered to host my site on his server. So now I am just working out all the kinks, trying to get the site to work the way I want it to. There will be some changes though.

I will publish all database updates on this blog. So essentially, this blog is the real homepage. You access the old homepage when you goto sleepycomics.com/comic/. I will stop posting updates on the old homepage. Go there if you want to see the master list of scenes, plus clips and original art.  

Hopefully, you will take advantage of the search features on the blog. I will title each post something like this: issue - sleeper - rating. The post will contain scans in thumbnail format, hosted on Photobucket:

    
That's from Angel and the Ape #5. Pretty cool eh, it's one of my favorites.
This site is about more than seeing new scans (although that's probably why most of you come here). The real goal is to index every sleeping gas and chloroform scene in mainstream comics. It may sound impossible, but I believe it is achievable. So keep those scanners ready and keep reading those comics!

Here are some other scenes I recently indexed in the database:

Chloro: Sorceress Stabber Orphen, Fight Comics 49, Modesty Blaise
Gas: Angel and the Ape #5, Tomb Raider, Action #60, Adventure #128, Catwoman #68
Other: Alpha Flight #35, 2099 World of Tomorrow #3

There is no turning back now!

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Remember how I originally wanted to use the blog as sort of the "database" for comics? It was because the blog had a search feature which made it easy to find what you want. Well a blog is a blog, not a database. So here is my idea: I will try my best to make the comic lists sortable by "sleeper". You can then view the list by issue or damsel name. Let's see if that makes things better.

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Thanks M/1/2 for giving me the source for these scans. Turns out they are from a French comic called Gil St André: Une étrange disparition. So now they've been indexed, yay!

            

  

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I just went through all 25 issues of Savage She-Hulk. No new scenes besides the ones we already know about. Now I am going through Sensational She-hulk. Hope to turn up something never seen before. What next? Maybe West Coast Avengers. I am going to be very busy. I'll update the index soon. I think you'll like this next update.

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Head KOs, injections, etc. Found these in an assortment of Femforce comics (published by AC). I'm sure there are more scenes out there, but I just don't have the time to look. They have all been added to the database.            

           

           

  

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Now here are some sleeping gas scenes from Femforce! These are some of my favorites:
                    

           

           

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Here is some original CG art someone posted on AVGDID. Thought I might share it on here.

   The people on AVGDID sometimes (very rarely) draw sleepy art. It's not something they are truly interested in. If I could draw, I would draw a chloroform scene AND THEN I would draw the damsel tied up. I feel it's more interesting if we see how a girl is captured. Nothing new in Sensational She-Hulk. I need to get older comics, like 50's and 60's to find those gas scenes.

I like to compare searching comics for sleeping gas scenes to searching rolls of coins. I'm an avid coin collector and I enjoy getting rolls of pennies from the bank to search. Occasionally, I find a wheat penny in the roll. Those wheat pennies are like sleeping gas scenes in comics. They are rare, but if I search long enough I do find them. Also the older the rolls of coins, the more wheaties you find. Newer rolls have nothing but shiny pennies. New comics have nothing but shiny leather. Just my two cents.

 

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