Marvel Chronology Project

Here's what I have for last appearances for the Acolytes: X-Men (2nd series) #3: Chrome, Delgado, Nance, Anne Marie X-Men (2nd series) #42: Rusty Collins, Milan X-Men (2nd series) #43: Javitz UXM #298: Eric Kleinstock Magneto #4: Orator Quicksilver / H4H Annual '98: Decay UXM #379: Katu UXM #380: Me...

The Appendix ran down the possibilities in their D'Bari article:

http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/starhammerdbari.htm

I think the name Kyle came up during his time as Weapon Omega in Alpha Flight, around #102-104. "Gibney", I believe, came from X-Factor #142, the spotlight issue on Wild Child. Of course, he's been called Kyle Dibny more and more these days, mostly since he joined Weapon X.

There's a separate entry for Bandit and for "Donyell". Combined, they should be:

NT2 3
NT2 4
NT2 5
NT2 7
NT2 8
NW 48
NO2 7
NW 49
NW 50
NW 51
NT2 13
NT2 14

Riptide was named back in the Deluxe Edition's entry for the deceased Marauders, but not Blockbuster or Prism. Arclight was named in the Update '89 Marauders entry (but left Unrevealed in her individual entry), as was Scrambler.

What about the Marvel RPG guidebooks? Weren't they another Handbook-like thing released between the Master Edition and the Marvel Encyclopedia? I seem to recall them giving Anne Marie Cortez of the Acolytes "empathic powers" or "enhanced agility" or something, outside of the info...

Going back to the original X-Fan Resources page for Harpoon, Moreels calls him Kodiak "Kody" Noatak in April, 2002. The "Kody" nickname isn't seen in uncannyxmen.net. Monolith, who I assume is the same Monolith from uncannyxmen.net, responded to that Resources thread in May, 2002...

In the pages of Ms. Marvel, Carol learns during Secret Invasion that her powers are overcharging after what Cru did to her physiology. Afterwards, she collapses in a hotel room, and deliberately stops using her powers for some period of time while on the hunt for Ascension. Then she uses her powers ...

More of an Item chronology than a Character chronology, but here goes: In Deadly Hands of Kung Fu, the Sons receive the amulets, fight and break up, and toss the amulets out. Hector Ayala finds the amulets and becomes White Tiger. In Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man, Hector hangs out from #1...

Nate first appeared in PPTSS #47 in an unnamed cameo. This was referenced in PPTSS #50 (his currently listed first appearance) when Peter Parker officially meets Nathan and says, "Oh, we met briefly before" with a footnote referencing PPTSS #47.

Actually, I've seen it used before to indicate post-divorce names, like Janet van Dyne nee Pym or Patsy Walker nee Hellstrom. If this is grammatically wrong, fine, whatever, but it hardly needs to be the point of the thread, huh?

@Paul: So we agree she shouldn't be listed for #76? As for #96, that simply is not her. It's just some random redhead. Those panels are an Interlude (quote: "--and at a busy newsroom in Rockefeller Center--") where the staff of News Center 4 is discussing their top story for the evening, a...

In reviewing the Spider-Titles, I noticed that Mary Jane is listed as present in Marvel Team-Up #76 and #96. I can't find her in either. In MTU 76, Spidey mentions Mary Jane is out of town that day, but I don't think that meets BTS qualifications. In MTU 96, a redhead who vaguely resembles MJ is see...

Wow. 5 months. Bendis-Time is almost like real time, by which I mean Marvel-Time. I would like to point out, for the record, that when Hulkling, the half-Skrull, knocked out Hank Pym and replaced him in Civil War #6, he was actually a Skrull replacing a Skrull. That just makes my brain bend in funny...

I must be reading it wrong, because that chronology makes no sense to me. Are you putting Civil War (Thunderbolts #104) less than a week after Avengers Disassembled (Dec 2 - Dec 9), and the Raft breakout after Civil War?