Marvel Chronology Project

Don't forget to add to the list of issues to analyze the following original foreign Marvel Conan stories: From Turkey: Conan İlkel Çağlarin Yenilmez Savaşçisi #57 (1983) Conan İlkel Çağlarin Yenilmez Savaşçisi #198 (1994, Alfa Yayinlari) Conan İlkel Çağlarin Yenilmez Savaşçisi #199 (1994, Alfa Yayin...

Caesar also has appearances in Adventures into Weird Worlds #3 (text story), Battlefront #27, and War Comics #40 (text story).

Shouldn't the default be to assume Marok is 616 unless there's some partixular reason not to? That's how other Marvel anthology series have been treated.

If memory serves, doesn't Groo also appear in one of the Avengers/Ultraforce crossover issues, when heroes from other alternate realities also appear? That could be evidence that Groo is not 616, since he's being pulled in from an alternate reality. Of course, that could be an alternate reality vers...

Where in all of the chronologies for these eras are the Millie, Chili, and Patsy comics?

Don't forget to include the original Marvel Conan stories published in foreign countries like France and Turkey.

Fair enough. I've never read them, so I didn't know if they fit or not.

A related question: since Elric of Melnibone appears in two issues of Conan the Barbarian, will he get an MCP chronology that covers those two issues as well as his other Marvel appearances (I think in Epic stuff)?

Has anything official said that? Some of them were reprinted in a Conan Annual or something like that.

Don't forget the Conan newspaper strip, too

I'm not sure if this counts as official confirmation or not, but Marvel Fact Files #240 was just released and it has an article on the 616 version of Stan Lee. It says that it was Stan in Astonishing #4 and Kid Colt Outlaw #107.

Kirby also appears in Patsy and Hedy #88

As far as I know, Irma never met any other Marvel characters besides Stan Lee and Dan DeCarlo.

It's clearly Stan in those issues of My Friend Irma, Homer the Happy Ghost, and Terry-Toons. In their stories, Irma and Homer both decide to travel to New York and meet the creators of their comics. Stan is identified by name (as is Dan DeCarlo). In the Terry-Toons story, Stan is again identified by...

It's Suspense #29, not Tales of Suspense #29. And I'm glad we've talked about these other stories in Astonishing and such, but what about the original appearances I was actually asking about in My Friend Irma, Homer the Happy Ghost, and Terry-Toons?

Maybe there's wiggle-room, but that's how the appendix interprets things: http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/leestanl.htm