Marvel Chronology Project

Just one guy's opinion here, but Amora and Sylvie have both separately appeared in several Marvel books since Sylvie's introduction. Amora's appeared in APRIME 1-5 (where she encountered Cap, Thor, and Iron Man when they got thrown into the remnants of the Nine Realms post-Siege), T4 13-17 (where sh...

Nope, CW:BDR doesn't seem to be in anyone's chronology... not only is it a VO appearance for Iron Man, but there're a few flashbacks (in the form of photos in Stark's reports) where several international heroes are seen at press conferences discussing their homelands' response/approach to the SHRA (...

Found a possibility but he's not specifically identified and he has no dialogue... on panels 5 and 7 of page 14, there's a guy who sort of resembles Thomas (light brown hair, heavy-set, brown raincoat) standing behind Alistaire Stuart in each panel (at the right edge of panel 5, and behind and to th...

Sorry for the double-post, I made a revision to the above, amending the segment of A 125 (1 - 2) to A 125 (1 - 3:1).

A 128 is split only for Thor, and by MA 10, wherein Iron Man, the Sentry, and Dr. Doom have been transported in time to Earth-616's recent past (circa 1974 publication time). Thor appears in just a couple panels on a casual fly, where he spots the future Sentry. The problem I'm running into here is ...

I saw where A 125 had been crossed off. I'm throwing these up since I didn't actually post my analysis of the splits in A 125 my previous thread about the inconsistency with the Thanos War arc regarding Lou-Ann Savannah's chronology in comparison to the other appearing characters, and I hadn't seen ...

Understood, Daron... incidentally, this came about trying to nail down the present split for A 125.

Yikes. Oh-kay... well, that having been read, we still have the matter of Lou-Ann's chronology not matching up with those of the Avengers. If the consensus is to stick with the previous Index's postulate (which I respectfully disagree with) that the scene in A 125 (3:2-3:6) is just an unlabeled refe...

Looking over the 1974 Avengers/Captain Marvel story arc involving Mar-Vell and the Avengers taking on Thanos, I noticed a bit of a incongruity regarding the chronologies of the characters appearing therein. I'd noticed (and confirmed with the books) that Lou-Ann Savannah's chronology shows her appea...

Adding page notations:

MANTIS/? BRANDT
[...]
GSA 4-FB
A 121 (11:1 - 11:2)-FB <<
GSA 4-FB
A 121 (11:3)-FB <<
A 129-FB
[...]

Iron Man's the only character for which this issue is split, namely by CA 171, wherein he appears in a brief cameo to let the Falcon know that Captain America's presently a fugitive. During A 120, Iron Man appears alongside the Avengers when the team is attacked in their own mansion and leave the un...

A 119's split for the Black Panther (T'Challa), Captain America (Rogers), Iron Man (Stark), Edwin Jarvis, the Scarlet Witch, and the Vision by a number of titles that either all or some of the characters appear in, specifically, CM 27-29 (all of them), CM 30 (Iron Man and Jarvis only), and IM 55-56 ...

Wasn't sure if this merited a new thread, but I couldn't find any splits in A 118...

A 109's split for Black Panther (T'Challa), Iron Man (Stark), Thor, and the Vision (Shade) by a number of titles (in Thor's case, a very large number of them), and the Vision's split is into three segments instead of the usual two. The story involves Hawkeye leaving the Avengers after getting his he...

This issue's split for the Black Panther (T'Challa), Hawkeye (Barton), Iron Man (Stark), the Scarlet Witch, and the Vision (Shade), by an appearance in M/TU 7 (which is BTS for the Panther, Hawkeye, and the Vision), wherein time is stopped by an Asgardian troll named Kryllk for all but Thor and Spid...