Marvel Chronology Project

Ah, I didn't know Marvel said that. When have they said that?

My parents named me after that picture.

Just wondering why Transformers comics aren't considered canon. The early issues, as noted in the FAQ, seem to take place in the Marvel Universe, and there have also been one or two appearances by Transformers characters in MU titles (i.e. Circuit Breaker in Secret Wars II). And while you'd think th...

I changed the name, so now it's at http://unabridgedmarvel.tumblr.com . Figured I could still get away with that since it's not widely linked to.

I guess the only reason would be to avoid a period of inactivity. If a character's in a bunch of interchangeable one-off stories (i.e. most of the Golden Age), and there's a "two days later" caption, we're assuming this character didn't do anything of note during that two-day period, which...

I plan on analyzing some Golden Age comics soon, and I noticed a Captain America story in which a caption says "six months later", a few pages in. Aside from taking place during WWII, nothing places the story before or after anything else. This is just one example; I've seen other stories ...

In that case, how do I go about adding Golden Age appearances? Apologies for the newbie question, but so long as I'm reading these anyway, I want to help out!

Hi-- I'm a newbie, so I apologize if this is a stupid/obvious question. Is there any reason why a lot of Golden Age comics aren't listed and aren't on the checklist (aside from the handful that may not be considered canon)? For example: the Human Torch's chronology excludes most of his Golden Age ap...

Thanks everybody!
Col_Fury, that site is amazing.

Hi-- I'm new here, so I apologize if this has been asked before, is in the wrong place, etc. Is there any way to find a bibliography of everything Marvel has published, in order? (If not complete, then as complete as possible?) I've found alphabetical lists on sites like comicbookdb.com and comics.o...