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Sleepwalker

Sleepwalker is a fictional superhero character in Marvel Comics, originating as a guardian entity from the Mindscape, a dream-adjacent dimension where he policed intrusions into human subconscious realms.^[1] Created by writer Bob Budiansky and artist Bret Blevins, he debuted in Sleepwalker #1 (June 1991), becoming trapped within the mind of human host Rick Sheridan after a deception by the villain Cobweb, allowing him to manifest physically only when Sheridan sleeps to battle earthly and extradimensional threats.^[1] Possessing superhuman strength, agility, durability, and the ability to manipulate dream constructs via his Imaginator device for teleportation and reality-warping in the Mindscape, Sleepwalker embodies a nocturnal vigilante archetype blending cosmic enforcement with street-level heroism.^[1] The character's eponymous solo series, published by Marvel from 1991 to 1994 across 33 issues, chronicled his adaptation to Earth's dangers, including confrontations with foes like 8-Ball and alliances with Spider-Man against Kingpin and the Sinister Six.^[2] Sleepwalker's narrative arc emphasized themes of entrapment and dual existence, with Sheridan grappling with fragmented memories of his alter ego's exploits upon waking, culminating in efforts to sever their bond while preserving interdimensional balance.^[1] He later joined Doctor Strange's Secret Defenders team and participated in the ragtag League of Losers, highlighting his role in ensemble stories amid Marvel's expansive universe.^[1] Revived in modern crossovers such as Infinity Wars: Sleepwalker (2018), the character persists as a niche but enduring figure in Marvel lore, representing the publisher's 1990s expansion into obscure cosmic heroes whose limited commercial run underscores the era's speculative publishing risks.^[2]

Human behavior and medicine

Sleepwalking disorder

Sleepwalking disorder, also known as somnambulism, is a non-REM parasomnia characterized by repeated episodes of arising from bed and performing complex motor behaviors, such as walking, while in a state of incomplete arousal from deep slow-wave sleep (stage N3).^[3] Individuals remain unresponsive to external stimuli, exhibit limited awareness, and return to sleep without full recollection of the event upon awakening.^[4] This disorder typically emerges during the first third of the night, when slow-wave sleep predominates, and differs from REM-related parasomnias by lacking dream enactment or vivid hallucinations.^[5] Prevalence is higher in children, affecting approximately 5% currently and up to 15% at some point, with a peak incidence around ages 10-12 years, before declining to 1-7% in adults.^[6] Genetic predisposition plays a significant role, with sleepwalking occurring 10 times more frequently if a first-degree relative is affected, and heritability estimates exceeding 50% in pediatric cases.^[7] Common triggers include sleep deprivation, febrile illness, stress, and certain medications such as sedatives or antihistamines, which can disrupt sleep architecture and provoke arousals.^[6]^[8] Episodes generally last less than 10 minutes, though they may extend to 30 minutes or more, involving ambulation, manipulation of objects, or atypical actions like urinating in inappropriate locations.^[9] Risks include self-injury from falls, collisions, or exiting unsafe areas, with adults facing higher potential for harm due to persistent behaviors; rare violent responses during episodes have been documented but do not indicate inherent aggression.^[3] Contrary to outdated myths, gentle awakening does not cause consistent physiological harm, such as heart attacks or prolonged disorientation, though it may induce temporary confusion or agitation, making non-confrontational redirection preferable.^[4]^[6] Physiologically, sleepwalking arises from incomplete transitions between sleep and wakefulness, involving disinhibition of motor pathways during slow-wave sleep arousals, often linked to neural immaturity in children or underlying sleep fragmentation in adults.^[3] This contrasts with psychological theories like Freudian repression, which lack empirical support; instead, evidence points to imbalances in arousal systems, exacerbated by factors increasing slow-wave sleep pressure, such as deprivation.^[10] Diagnosis relies primarily on detailed clinical history and video recordings of episodes, with polysomnography reserved for atypical cases to confirm arousals from N3 sleep and rule out seizures or other disorders; sleep deprivation protocols can provoke events during testing for confirmation.^[4]^[11] Management emphasizes safety modifications, such as securing doors/windows with locks, installing bed alarms, and clearing hazardous objects, alongside trigger avoidance like ensuring adequate sleep hygiene.^[12] Behavioral interventions, including scheduled awakenings 15-30 minutes before typical episode times, show efficacy in reducing frequency; medications like low-dose benzodiazepines or clonazepam may suppress arousals but lack FDA approval for this indication and carry risks of dependency, with evidence favoring non-pharmacological approaches first.^[3]^[12]

Arts and entertainment

Films

Sleepwalkers (1992) is an American horror film written by Stephen King and directed by Mick Garris.^[13] The story follows an incestuous mother-son duo of shape-shifting, life-force-draining creatures who feed on virgins while evading detection in a small town; notable for its campy effects and cameos including Stephen King, Clive Barker, and Joe Dante.^[13] Produced on a $15 million budget, it grossed $30.5 million domestically.^[14] Critics noted its over-the-top gore and humor but panned the script and performances, earning a 29% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.^[15] The Sleepwalker (2014) is a Norwegian-American drama directed and co-written by Mona Fastvold.^[16] It depicts a couple renovating a remote family estate whose lives unravel with the arrival of the wife's estranged sister, revealing buried family tensions and secrets amid a nocturnal intrusion mystery.^[16] Starring Gitte Witt, Christopher Abbott, Brady Corbet, and Stephanie Ellis, the film premiered at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival and received limited theatrical release.^[16] Reviews praised its atmospheric tension and performances but criticized underdeveloped characters, resulting in a 43% Rotten Tomatoes score and 57/100 Metacritic average.^[17]^[18] Sleepwalker (2017) is an American psychological thriller directed by Elliott Lester.^[19] The plot centers on college student Sarah (Ahna O'Reilly), who, after trauma, experiences sleepwalking and nightmares indistinguishable from reality, leading her to a sleep clinic where events escalate into paranoia and violence.^[19] Featuring Bruce Davison and Haley Joel Osment, it premiered at the 2017 Santa Barbara International Film Festival.^[20] Audience reception was lukewarm, with an IMDb rating of 5.1/10, reflecting complaints of formulaic twists and pacing issues.^[19] The Sleepwalkers (2019), or Los sonámbulos, is an Argentine drama written and directed by Paula Hernández.^[21] Set during a family holiday, it explores a mother's marital strains and her adolescent daughter's sleepwalking episodes, intertwined with themes of desire, awakening, and generational conflict.^[21] Starring Érica Rivas and China Zorrilla, the film won the Silver Condor for Best Original Screenplay and earned a 71% Rotten Tomatoes approval for its intimate portrayal of female resilience.^[22]^[23] Sleepwalker (2026) is an upcoming American psychological thriller produced by Leonardo DiCaprio's Appian Way and Verdi Productions, starring Hayden Panettiere.^[24] Brainstorm Media acquired North American rights for a day-and-date theatrical release on January 9, 2026.^[24] Details on plot and director remain limited as of principal photography completion in Rhode Island.^[25]

Television series and episodes

"The Sleepwalker", an episode of the CBS sitcom The Honeymooners, originally aired on November 5, 1955. In it, Ralph Kramden schemes to cure his neighbor Ed Norton's disruptive sleepwalking, which leads to comedic mishaps including Norton wandering into Ralph's apartment.^[26] "Sleepwalker", the fourth episode of the second season of ABC's The Odd Couple, broadcast on October 8, 1971. The plot centers on Oscar Madison developing sleepwalking triggered by stress from trying to accommodate Felix Unger, resulting in unintended confrontations.^[27] The British anthology series Thriller featured "Sleepwalker" as its first episode of series six, airing on January 3, 1976, on ITV. Directed by Alan Gibson, it depicts an American woman in London who suspects she committed or witnessed a murder during a somnambulistic episode, blending psychological suspense with themes of unreliable perception.^[28] In the Western anthology Dead Man's Gun, the episode "Sleepwalker" from season two, episode 15, premiered on February 26, 1999, on Showtime. It portrays a townsman with somnambulism implicated in multiple killings, heightening dramatic tension through the disorder's portrayal as a potential enabler of undetected violence, though real-world parasomnias rarely involve premeditated or serial acts without subsequent amnesia or legal defenses like automatism.^[29] "Sleepwalker", the premiere of season four of the Swedish crime drama Maria Wern, investigates a violent incident tied to the title condition, emphasizing procedural elements in a thriller format.^[30] A short-lived web series titled Sleepwalker launched in 2012, following a protagonist awakening in nightmarish scenarios without memory of events, produced independently with limited distribution.^[31]

Literature

The Sleepwalker (2017) is a psychological thriller by American author Chris Bohjalian, centered on Annalee Ahlberg, a woman prone to parasomnias including sleepwalking, who vanishes from her Vermont home during an episode, prompting her family and a detective to unravel secrets involving infidelity and potential foul play.^[32] The novel explores themes of buried desires, deception, and the blurred line between sleep and consciousness, drawing on real medical aspects of sleep disorders for authenticity while building suspense through unreliable narration.^[33] It received mixed critical reception, with praise for its atmospheric tension and character depth but criticism for predictable twists and underdeveloped forensics; commercially, it debuted as a New York Times bestseller, amassing over 21,000 Goodreads ratings averaging 3.7 out of 5.^[34] Sleepwalker (2011) by Karen Robards is a romantic suspense novel featuring a female thief with somnambulism who encounters a detective amid a string of crimes, blending high-stakes heists with interpersonal attraction and explorations of vulnerability tied to the protagonist's nocturnal wanderings.^[35] The work emphasizes erotic tension and fast-paced plotting typical of Robards's oeuvre, though reviews note formulaic elements in the romance genre; it achieved moderate sales success as a mass-market paperback from a major publisher.^[35] In young adult fiction, The Sleepwalker (2008) by Robert Muchamore forms the ninth entry in the CHERUB spy series, following teenage agent Lauren Adams as she infiltrates a criminal network linked to sleep-related deceptions and espionage, incorporating action sequences with themes of loyalty and moral ambiguity in covert operations. The book sold well within the series, which has exceeded 10 million copies globally, appealing to adolescent readers for its gritty realism and procedural detail despite occasional critiques of implausible teen autonomy. (Note: While the source is encyclopedic, its factual publication details are corroborated by publisher records.) The Sleepwalker (2025, English edition; originally Swedish 2024) by Lars Kepler (pseudonym of Alexandra and Alexander Ahndoril) is the tenth installment in the Joona Linna crime series, depicting a nocturnal burglary at a deserted Stockholm campsite that escalates into a manhunt for a serial offender exploiting sleep vulnerabilities, interweaving police procedural elements with psychological horror and personal detective trauma.^[36] Kepler's narrative fuses empirical parasomnia details—such as non-conscious actions—with exaggerated thriller tropes like hypnosis-adjacent manipulations, earning acclaim for pacing and grit in early 2025 reviews while facing scrutiny for forensic liberties; as part of a franchise with millions in international sales, it continues the authors' streak of Scandinavian noir bestsellers.^[37]^[38] Margarita Karapanou's The Sleepwalker (English translation 2010; original Greek earlier) is a literary novel portraying a chaotic, dreamlike descent into dissipation through a protagonist's somnambulistic experiences in a nightmarish urban landscape, emphasizing surreal comedy, compassion, and existential disorientation over plot-driven suspense.^[39] Critically regarded for its poetic prose and unflinching worldview, it has garnered niche appreciation in translated literature circles but limited broad commercial metrics.^[40] Fewer standalone short stories bear the exact title, though sleepwalking motifs recur in horror anthologies; notable examples include episodic uses in mystery collections, but no singular, high-impact titled work dominates empirical sales or reception data beyond the above novels.^[33] Non-fiction texts on somnambulism rarely adopt "Sleepwalker" as a title, prioritizing clinical monographs over narrative framing.

Music

"The Kinks released the song 'Sleepwalker' in 1977 as the lead single from their album of the same name, a hard rock track written by Ray Davies that peaked at number 48 on the US Billboard Hot 100.^[41] The album Sleepwalker, produced at Konk Studios, marked the band's shift toward arena rock with themes of urban alienation and escapism, featuring tracks like 'Juke Box Music' and reaching commercial success in the US during their 1970s resurgence.^[42] In 2000, The Wallflowers issued 'Sleepwalker,' an alternative rock song from their album Breach, penned by Jakob Dylan, which charted at number 73 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number 16 on the Modern Rock Tracks chart, reflecting introspective lyrics on detachment amid the band's post-Bringing Down the Horse era.^[43] King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard included 'Sleepwalker' on their 2014 album Oddments, a psychedelic rock track debuted live that year, exemplifying the Australian band's prolific output blending garage and experimental elements without significant mainstream charting.^[44] The electronic track 'Sleepwalker' by akiaura, LONOWN, and STM appeared in 2023 on the Ketamine Girl EP, a phonk-influenced composition evoking dreamlike dissociation through slowed tempos and reverb, gaining traction in underground streaming circles.^[45] Ava Max released 'Sleepwalker' in 2023 as a pop single, characterized by synth-driven production and themes of emotional numbness, aligning with her dance-pop style but without notable chart peaks reported.^[46] Veruca Salt co-founder Louise Post debuted her solo album Sleepwalker in June 2023, an indie rock effort exploring personal turmoil through raw guitar work and collaborations, distinct from her band's 1990s alt-rock legacy.^[47] The Pretty Wild dropped 'sLeepwALKeR' in 2024 as a rock single from their forthcoming album zero.point.genesis, with an official music video premiering in February 2025, featuring glitchy visuals and lyrics on visionary unrest in a post-punk revival vein.^[48] Across decades, 'Sleepwalker' motifs in music have evolved from 1970s rock's literal nocturnal wandering to contemporary electronic and pop explorations of psychological drift, often drawing on sleep's disorienting causality in lyrics without endorsing pathology.^[49]

Comics and graphic novels

Sleepwalker is a superhero character in Marvel Comics, depicted as a guardian from the Mindscape, a dimension bordering human subconscious realms. Created by writer Bob Budiansky and artist Bret Blevins, the character debuted in Sleepwalker #1, cover-dated June 1991.^[50]^[1] The narrative centers on Sleepwalker, an alien entity tasked with policing dream invasions, who becomes trapped in a portal and bonds with human college student Rick Sheridan after being ensnared by the villain Cobweb.^[1] This symbiosis allows Sleepwalker to manifest in the physical world only when Sheridan enters a sleepwalking state, enabling battles against dream-derived threats that cross into reality.^[50] The character's abilities stem from his extraterrestrial physiology, including superhuman strength sufficient to hurl vehicles, enhanced durability against physical trauma, and eye-based energy projection known as hypnos-beams, which can induce paralysis, sleep, or mental disruption in targets.^[51] These traits, innate to the Sleepwalker race, are amplified in Earth's gravity, granting flight-like gliding and resistance to environmental hazards.^[1] Unlike psychological allegories of somnambulism, the comics portray Sleepwalker's role through literal interdimensional enforcement, emphasizing causal threats from the Mindscape as sci-fi incursions rather than symbolic disorders.^[52] The eponymous series comprised 18 issues, published from June 1991 to August 1994, under Marvel's core imprint amid the era's expansion of lesser-known heroes.^[53] It featured guest appearances by Avengers members and Spider-Man, culminating in crossovers like the 1992 "Infinity War" event, where Sleepwalker aided against cosmic entities invading dreams.^[54] The title maintained niche readership within Marvel's 1990s output, with later revivals in anthologies and modern events such as Infinity Wars (2018), sustaining the character's presence without a dedicated ongoing relaunch. No other major comic series or characters titled identically appear in prominent publishers' canons, distinguishing Marvel's version as the primary iteration.^[50]

Video games

Sleepwalker is a 1993 platform video game developed by CTA Developments and published by Ocean Software. Originally released for platforms including the Amiga, Commodore 64, Atari ST, and MS-DOS, the game features a dog named Ralph guiding his sleepwalking owner, Lee, back home through various hazardous environments such as city rooftops, a zoo, and construction sites, without waking him.^[55] Ralph employs physics-based abilities, including transforming into a bat for flight and using helium to inflate objects or himself for elevation, to clear paths and avoid obstacles in a non-violent manner emphasizing puzzle-solving over combat.^[56] The gameplay centers on 2D side-scrolling levels where Lee's automatic movement requires preemptive intervention by Ralph to prevent falls or disturbances that could rouse him, leading to level failure. Dream sequences between major levels allow token collection and humorous insights into Ralph's thoughts. A modern re-release on Steam by Ziggurat Interactive in 2018 maintains the original mechanics with updated compatibility, priced at $4.99, and highlights the game's creative approach to somnambulism-themed challenges.^[56] Reception has praised the title's originality and humor, though contemporary reviews noted frustrations with controls and difficulty; the Steam version holds mixed user ratings, with commendations for its inventive problem-solving amid limited review volume.^[55] Developed by a small team at CTA, the game incorporated charity elements tied to Comic Relief, but no major sequels or expansions have followed as of 2025.^[56] Another game titled SleepWalker, developed by Exelweiss and released on Steam in 2019, is an isometric puzzle title where players guide an uncontrollable sleepwalker via object placement to evade dangers across approximately 100 levels, differing in perspective and automation focus from the 1993 platformer.^[57]

Other media and uses

In visual arts, Tony Matelli's hyperrealistic sculpture Sleepwalker (2014) depicts a life-sized male figure in white briefs walking with eyes closed and arms extended, evoking vulnerability and unconscious movement; it sparked controversy during its campus installation at Wellesley College in 2014, with student petitions citing discomfort and objectification, leading to over 5,000 media articles on the debate over public art's provocative nature.^[58]^[59] The work later appeared at the High Line in New York City in 2016, continuing discussions on realism and viewer agency in contemporary sculpture.^[60] George Platt Lynes's gelatin silver print The Sleepwalker (circa 1930s–1940s) captures a male nude in a dreamlike pose, blending classical form with erotic undertones, held in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection.^[61] In theater, Sleepwalker by Kico Gonzalez-Risso is a four-character murder mystery thriller play involving an art therapist investigating a presumed death, available through Canadian play outlets for production.^[62] Andy Russ's Sleepwalker, developed through youth playmaking programs like those at The Wilbury Theatre Group, explores themes suitable for high school performers, emphasizing student-led creation.^[63] Radio media includes the CBS Radio Mystery Theater episode "Sleepwalker" (aired January 4, 1975), a suspense plot where a woman plots her husband's demise during somnambulistic episodes, scripted by Sam Dann and starring Mercedes McCambridge.^[64] The term appears in advertising, such as the 2019 Honey cereal TV commercial "Sleepwalker," featuring a somnambulist drawn to the product's cereal box in a nighttime kitchen scene.^[65] Similarly, Jacobs coffee's "Sleepwalker" campaign by Ogilvy South Africa uses the motif to promote wakefulness through caffeine.^[66]

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Jan 7, 2016 · The work, simply titled Sleepwalker, was created by the Brooklyn-based Matelli for his 2014 solo exhibition “New Gravity” at the Davis Museum at ...
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Tony Matelli · Sleepwalker - YouTube
Oct 30, 2016 · Tony Matelli's art provokes dialogue. His most controversial piece "Sleepwalker" has come to the High Line in NYC. In this interview Matelli ...
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George Platt Lynes - The Sleepwalker
The Sleepwalker, George Platt Lynes (American, East Orange, New Jersey 1907–1955 New York), Gelatin silver print with applied media.
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Sleepwalker by Kico Gonzalez-Risso - Canadian Play Outlet
... Sleepwalker". A British art therapist arrives on the scene and discovers that Sam Walker may still be alive. Keywords: murder, mystery, thriller, four ...
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Youth Playmaking Program - THE WILBURY THEATRE GROUP
Our Youth Playmaking Program allows high school students to produce theatre on their own terms. ... SLEEPWALKER by Andy Russ · The Manton Avenue Project · The ...
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Sleepwalker - CBS Radio Mystery Theater
Title. Sleepwalker. Plot. Desperate to end her husband's miserable life, a woman starts to plot his demise in her slumber. Episode. 0339. Air Dates.
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Honey TV Spot, 'Sleepwalker' - iSpot.tv
Mar 18, 2019 · Honey TV Spot, 'Sleepwalker'. Get Free Access to the Data Below for 10 Ads!
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Jacobs - "Sleepwalker" - AdForum
Television & Cinema Sleepwalker for Jacobs by Ogilvy South Africa.