When I began my project of indexing sleepy scenes in comics, I realized a big problem. Originally I wanted to list which exact issue every scene came from (comic title and the issue number). So far I am doing good, mostly because I keep a record of each scene I find. I also happen to have a lot of old scans, saved from when I was surfing other peoples' sleepy websites. Back then, I never kept a record of which issue each scan came from. In fact, I tried erasing as much information about the scan as possible! Instead of naming each picture file "AmazingAdventures#06.jpg" I would name it something like "g1.jpg". The reason for this was to make it look less suspicious should anyone else view my browser History! I know, we can clear history but sometimes I forget. So all my old scans are named c1.jpg, g5a.jpg, etc. It is very hard to determine which comic issue they came from. A lot of times I can use Google and figure out where a scan came from. Some scans require intense research. You need patience which is something I don't think a lot of people have for this endeavor.

For example, here are scans from a Vampirella comic (from the Project X site). I don't remember which comic, I lost it during the saving process.


    

Maybe someone can tell me which issue this came from because I don't know.
Vampi is simply gorgeous in her leather dress and boots. And then she is pumped with sedatives. She's hit with two darts which brings her down. While she is laying there all disorientated, another guy shoots a dart into her leg. That finally puts her to sleep. Really good dart scene, one of my favorites. The only problem with this scene: Vampirella is wearing too much clothing.


Here's another scene I found while looking through a Thor anthology. Jane Foster is knocked out with "slumber mist", which is just another way to say sleeping gas. A lot of good carry scenes which bumps this scan up a few stars.
It's interesting to see how writers refer to "sleeping gas" in comics. In this one they called it "slumber mist" just to be different. Sometimes it's "poison gas", "knockout gas", "noxogas", "zyklon B", "slumber cloud" or just "GAS!!!!". It's almost certain when a heroine yells out the word "gas" it usually means there is an anesthetic floating in the air. It's also funny when the villain makes a stupid pun when he is gassing a heroine. Sometimes the villain will say "this is going to be a gas" or some sentence where the word gas means hilarious or fun. Man I think about this stuff way too much.