Marvel Chronology Project

Is this numbering the "official" numbering? Approved by Marvel?

I've always had problems finding the exact numbering of an alternate Earth.

Yeah, bit too quick. If you look carefully Hank Pym's hair color is red in stead of blond; therefore my assumption that it should be O'Grady. Also their costumes look alike much, one of the minor differences is shoulder pads. O'Grady and Pym were both in Secret Avengers for a while. But I agree the ...

I've just read Venom #22, but isn't Eric O'Grady as Ant-Man in Secret Avengers' headquarter in stead of Henry Johathan Pym? I know it's hard to tell sometimes. Or is that not possible in terms that he's now Black Ant or something. Not sure where the issue should be in the overall time line.

2) I just remembered that the New Mutants spent lots of time in Limbo in NM #70-73. Maybe THAT'S why they're saying how good it is to be back on Earth![Jeph! Excellent, the Limbo reference that cleared up one of the New Mutant's remarks. 1) New Mutants #77 explicitly says that Dani has NOT been to ...

Because of my fondness for New Mutants I was against the idea to put the Annual somewhere else then the writer suggested. The "fun" thing is that from the perspective of the specific characters we don't have any chronology issues. For New Mutants and X-Factor members we can easily put the ...

I've just reread the Annual of New Mutants. It's a bit much too ignore all dialogue. The whole issue their conversations are about finding Ship and X-Factor. They also mention it's great to be back on Earth. And sad to having left one of their team members, Mirage, back in Asgard. Also they wonder w...

Captain America (Steve Rogers I presume) is appearing in this first issue, in his Captain America costume. Right before Fear Itself he wore his Super Soldier uniform. I'm not sure we can treat this Captain America as the Bucky Barnes Cap. It really looks like it's supposed to be Steve Rogers.

True, only in the first issue of the series. That's what I was thinking too, would be before TB 155.

I'm not sure how this'll work for Moon Knight appearances being in LA and NYC. We're assuming that the Ultron head stays in possession of Moon Knight during Fear Itself, Spider-Island etcetera.

I'm seriously struggling with the appearance of Mr Hyde in Moon Knight (2011) #1. The series happens after Fear Itself. In Thunderbolts #163 (which happens during Fear Itself) the Thunderbolts (and Hyde) do their time hopping. They return to the present when the Thunderbolts series has been renamed ...

Frans wrote : Invisible Woman leaves with the FF-kids in AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #666, the prelude to Spider-Island. The whole crossover she's not seen at all. But, in SPIDER-ISLAND: AMAZING SPIDER-GIRL #2 in the Aftermath of the Bryant Park Battle, a woman is seen with blond hair in white spandex; and ...

I've read the Spider-Island Saga two times now. Started to graft a character chronology of it. But...I've found one and more discrepancies, which seem odd or not possible at all. Let's start with the minor ones :D Most of the inconsistencies revolve around the Bryant Park Battle. Invisible Woman lea...

After re-re-re-reading New Mutants v3 #44-49 I've come up with the following. Please have a look and let me know what YOU think. To not make it more confusing than necessary, I've assumed X-Man to be of the 616-Universe, which is not correct. He is of course of the 295-Universe. #44: Fear the Future...

We've discussed placement of W&TX:Alpha and Omega a while ago. See the link below. Don't know if anything's changed in course of time.

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=6300&p=36759&hilit= ... ega#p36759

Two arms, so it ain't Luc then.

Also: I've heard that the Strikeforce X members help Kade Kilgore break out of jail in W&X #16. Can anyone confirm or deny? -Jeph! Just had a look. Kade Kilgore and friends break out of jail. Next to a helicopter, a bald man in a suit waits and says "Ready whenever you are Mr Kilgore sir&q...