Marvel Chronology Project

Inhumans: The Untold Story is 39 pages long (the cover says "An all new 40 page epic!" but there are 48 pages total, 9 of which are ads). On pg. 1 to pg. 2, pn. 6 (framing sequence), the Inhumans are on the Moon; Black Bolt, Crystal, Quicksilver, their daughter Luna, Medusa, Karnak, Gorgon...

I'm happy to check the page numbers of I:US 1, but may not have a chance before Sunday. The first flashback is by far the longest; the second flashback is relatively short.

I thought it might be helpful if I posted a brief synopsis of Inhumans: the Untold Story, which is a rather obscure issue (I posted the same synopsis on the Masterworks Boards earlier): Inhumans: the Untold Story # 1 (1990/04). In a lengthy flashback, Black Bolt recalls what happened: at the Great R...

I was reviewing FF # 117 (1971/12). In that issue, the Human Torch, in a flashback, flies over to the Great Refuge, looking for Crystal. However, he is attacked by various Inhumans acting under Maximus' command; an unnamed Inhuman who looks like Stallior says that Maximus is in control and that Blac...

That's too bad. Sounds like you're right and that it was a flat-out mistake by Millar (Edit- or maybe Bendis). I didn't buy that FF collection because of harsh negative reviews I had read, and now I want to read it even less. Edit: But on the positive side, it means maybe I can ignore MA 11, because...

Jeph, you guys did a great job on the book, and I'm pleased to have it, but I seldom read pure prose comic stories in general (I do read plenty of regular prose works, just don't like mixing them with my comics). Have the prose stories been analyzed yet to see how they might fit in with Hulk's chron...

Interesting, but it seems doubtful that the Avengers would just let Doom go after MA 11. So, is the idea that the Avengers defeat him then just let him go, after placing him under arrest for terrorism? Then Doom meets up with Namor then fights the FF, then is imprisoned? Looks like another continuit...

Excellent! I am happy that the Smash story is considered canon. The Hulk is correctly written in his 'surly brawler' mode there, and this means that he actually swam across the Atlantic Ocean on his own power. I am wondering, are any of the prose "Hulk Comic" stories considered canon? If n...

I picked up the Sub-Mariner: Revolution Tpb recently, but Dr. Doom only appears at the very end, already free at Latveria, so I guess that wasn't the answer. Addendum: Perhaps a line should be added in Dr. Doom, to reflect an escape "BTS" in Secret Invasion # 1? Dr. Doom MA 9 MA 10 MA 11 *...

I have taken a look at the Avengers Index. So it appears that World War Hulk has been deemed to occur some time between New Avengers # 37 and New Avengers Annual # 2. I guess there just must be one of those major "unexplained gaps" in time to fit what amounts to a large number of events in...

Thanks, I'll check it out.

Just wondering, do my suggestions make any sense, or am I just way off base?

I've been trying to figure out where World War Hulk happens, with respect to the New Avengers. WWH evidently takes place some time between New Avengers # 33 and New Avengers Annual # 2. Still, it would have been a heck of a lot better if Bendis had made explicit reference somewhere to the events of ...

I found the old thread about New Avengers Annual # 2 and World War Hulk. It does appear to be a conundrum. It seems hard to believe that the entirety of World War Hulk occurs between New Avengers # 37 and Annual # 2. I'll do some re-reading of the issues and see if I might be able to come with up so...

I had a question about Dr. Doom. After he is arrested in Mighty Avengers # 11, he is apparently imprisoned on the Raft. At some point, he apparently escapes or is otherwise released, which is apparent in Secret Invasion: Dark Reign, when he initially meets with Norman Osborn's cabal. My question is,...