Marvel Chronology Project

Clive_Reston wrote: Looking over all the Secret Empire issues and tie-ins published to date, I was struck by how clear and tightly organized most of the chronology has been. I've been greatly surprised by that as well. Here's a few things I've noticed, U.S.Avengers # 4 (page 20) should be added. It ...

It is possible that I'm not paying enough attention but going by your explanation, and given the number of titles involved, I'm failing to see where exactly the contradiction is. To answer your question at the end though, and this is a possible misplacement I can confirm, Cable's face is undamaged i...

Assuming the list on page 6 is your latest update for this segment, I'm seeing some misplaced books. Here's a skeleton I have of Avengers related books with the respective reasoning for placement. The asterisk marks placement that differs from what you have or for something you don't have. Avengers ...

A5 1-5 (Cap gets new suit) UA 1-4 (Uncanny Avengers form) AvX: Consequences 1 (5 - 20), 2-5 I should probably have said something about this placement quite some time ago but I seem to never find the time these days. Cap has his old suit in UA 1-4, that's just John Cassaday's way of drawing it, sam...

Also appearing:
Black Widow (in between Spider-Woman and War Machine. Jessica Cage would be the one next to Moon Knight).
Luke Cage
Vision

Their Earth designation is Earth-TRN240 according to Marvel Wikia: X-Men (Earth-TRN240) The path of the X-Men of this universe seemingly followed the same of their Earth-616 counterpart until the day when Beast from an alternate future traveled to their universe in order to inform them that the futu...

Unless Marvel says otherwise I prefer the off and on explanation, it happens on panel, it would be using evidence from the books themselves. There's no evidence of a fake hammer.

Hey Paul, Let me direct you to OS 8 page 23 panel 1. There we see the Avengers standing among the rubble after the explosion of the Watcher's home on the moon; Thor holding Mjolnir by his right leg, he is not trying to lift it from the ground. This scene occurs after Fury's whisper that causes Thor ...

At a quick glance, I can say AmX2 8-10 happen after ASM3 1-2. Spider-man appears in AmX2 7 after Peter Parker's mind is back on his body.

That's right, the present day stuff happened, but Peter misremembered all the flashbacks, there's pretty much nothing that can be saved from them.

Russ wrote: It's hardly fair to imply that this is an error on the part of the Index. ASM #601 hadn't been published, at the time. I wasn't actually trying to imply it was an error on the part of the Index, and it's only my fault for not pointing that out, I think it was more like an update on thing...

Jeph wrote: Coma. Not comma. This is a comma --> , Both meanings are written with just one M in Spanish, maybe because of that I thought they both were spelled with two M's in English. My bad. With the revelation in ASM # 601/2 that Jessica Jones recovers from her coma before ASM # 4, I went and mad...

1) Is this specifically stated to be AFTER Jessica's coma? Because I believe she also went to Midtown High (as Jessica Campbell) BEFORE the car crash that killed her family... By Jessica's memory accounts, the Sandman fight in ASM # 4 happens AFTER waking up from her comma. 2) If so, then -- heck -...

The "Galactus/FF fight" in Alias #22 is CURRENTLY not the same one as FF #50. That's Marvel's official take on the matter, as revealed in the new Index and as explained earlier in this very thread. Jessica awoke before Galactus arrived. Galactus is an art error. Ignore him. Ergo, this new...

Adding insult to injury, the second story on this week's ASM # 601, by (who else?) Brian Bendis, suggests that Jessica Jones' awakening from her comma from Alias # 22 happens neither after ASM # 27, which was supposedly Marvel's official stance on the topic, nor after ASM # 36, where it should happe...