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We have more than one page that can be referred to as Sleeper.

If you want the trope dealing with actual sleeper agents, go to Deep-Cover Agent.
If you want the concept of works that slowly become unexpected successes, go to Sleeper Hit.
If you are looking for someone who has fallen asleep, you might want to read this.

If you want the comic book Ed Brubaker about the sleeper agent with an alien artifact, go to Sleeper (Comic Book).

There's also a band, several other films and a TV series that go by that name.

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 We have more than one page that can be referred to as Sleeper.
+== Tropes ==
-* If you want the ''film'' by [[Woody Allen]], see [[Sleeper (Film)|Film/Sleeper]].
-* If you want the ''comic book'' [[Ed Brubaker]] about the sleeper agent with an alien artifact, go to [[Sleeper (Comic Book)]].
+* If you want the ''trope'' dealing with actual sleeper agents, go to [[Deep-Cover Agent]].
-* If you want the ''trope'' dealing with actual sleeper agents, go to [[Deep Cover Agent]].
 * If you want the concept of works that slowly become unexpected successes, go to [[Sleeper Hit]].
+* If you are looking for someone who has fallen asleep, you might want to [[People Sit on Chairs|read this]].
+== Comic Books ==
+* If you want the ''comic book'' [[Ed Brubaker]] about the sleeper agent with an alien artifact, go to [[Sleeper (Comic Book)]].
+== Film ==
+* If you want the ''film'' by [[Woody Allen]], see [[Sleeper (film)]].
-There's also a band, several other films and a tv series that go by that name. If you are looking for someone who has fallen asleep, you might want to [[People Sit On Chairs|read this]].
+There's also a band, several other films and a TV series that go by that name.
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