The diagnosis?
Well, after twenty-one pages of unnecessary fighting (hey, it was Marvel Team-Up, you know?), the guy who is both a doctor AND Sorcerer Supreme says, "Dude, I got this!"
Uh....
No, I don't know what that means, either.
Seriously, in what way did it "resemble" sleep?? Was she breathing? Snoring? Was there a pulse?? Was she hogging the sheets? Than how was she, you know, dead? Uh, Len Wein, what's the deal?
Maybe Scott can help us out here...
From Marvel Team-Up #21 (1974)
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I read that issue in a Treasury-sized edition as a kid! Still super-cool.
Probably over-thinking it here, but I'll go for the No-Prize. When the spell killed her, the magic also preserved her body precisely as it was at the moment of her death. Her body temperature didn't drop, no rigor mortis, or any of the yucky stuff that happens afterwards. So, Xandu was able to convince himself that she was only in a state of suspended animation. Thus, "a death resembling sleep."
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